2543 pts ยท March 25, 2012
Tell me about how lesbians are historically oppressed again?
If you want to learn just reply to me here or private message. It's really easy.
Doing the same thing to the person who started it doesn't make it better, an eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind.
This is funny! Unless men do it to women! Then it's misogyny and rape culture! :D Am I doing this right?
Answer me this, back on topic, what does this "service" provide, that a woman with a cell phone can't provide herself?
It took you a week and a half to come up with a trapdoor argument that played right into one of my previous arguments.
In this case, yes. I think you have realized you don't have an argument to defend this practice with. It's a silly infantilizing practice.
The answer to that question is, it makes the woman in question feel powerful. She gets a head trip of the whole bar doing her bidding.
The point of all this is, if your scared, how hard is it to call someone, or the police all by yourself, why does the bar need to do it?
So your "crazy" date sitting over there who has a paper trail on his phone, will take the risk, but the bar tender won't?
If I offered it's still my friend. A random stranger wanted to walk you to your car, what would you say? How about if I give him a name tag?
I think you said that was a stupid non-solution to the problem.
Because, someone I knew asked a favor of me. In my examples to you I suggested the person in question call friends or loved ones.
A stranger who works in a bar who you may or may not have met is less anonymous than a person you have met on a date, in person, at the bar?
Shoot.
Why is the person vulnerable in the first place? Why can't they go to a bar on their own without help?
If any stranger announces they'll escort you to your care, are they trustworthy? How is the tender less anonymous than your date?
Yes. Have you ever had a girl walk out half way through a date because you were "creepy" or even call the cops on you?
TIL: It's okay to hit people as long as they think differently than me :D
You can't answer either of my questions so I'm wrong good to know. This is a nice warm blanket of irresponsibility and you like it, it's ok
What makes the initial person more or less vulnerable? Bonus question, why is the bar tender safer than the date?
Quick question, how do you know the bar tender isn't going to pounce on you once you're alone outside with him?
But it's your responsibility to be responsible for you. Not the bar's, not the bar tenders. Not the guy you picked up on Tinder. You.
What it's about it someone taking responsibility for your actions. It's your crappy date! Call the cops. You're holding a phone right now!
If you feel unsafe why don't you just leave? You're in public. If you feel REALLY unsafe, take out your iPhone. Dial your mom while you walk
This isn't about potential rapists, this is about your date, you wanting help to get out of it, and possibly get him in legal trouble.
Why don't you care for your own safety?
Trusting anyone is dumb, giving anyone a chance to hurt you is dumb. Being lazy is dumb. Everyone does dumb things in this dumb world.
He was not "Let out" he was not "Going in" either, he was told to come back the next day, to get an ankle monitor I'll refrain from insults
Tell me about how lesbians are historically oppressed again?
If you want to learn just reply to me here or private message. It's really easy.
Doing the same thing to the person who started it doesn't make it better, an eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind.
This is funny! Unless men do it to women! Then it's misogyny and rape culture! :D Am I doing this right?
Answer me this, back on topic, what does this "service" provide, that a woman with a cell phone can't provide herself?
It took you a week and a half to come up with a trapdoor argument that played right into one of my previous arguments.
In this case, yes. I think you have realized you don't have an argument to defend this practice with. It's a silly infantilizing practice.
The answer to that question is, it makes the woman in question feel powerful. She gets a head trip of the whole bar doing her bidding.
The point of all this is, if your scared, how hard is it to call someone, or the police all by yourself, why does the bar need to do it?
So your "crazy" date sitting over there who has a paper trail on his phone, will take the risk, but the bar tender won't?
If I offered it's still my friend. A random stranger wanted to walk you to your car, what would you say? How about if I give him a name tag?
I think you said that was a stupid non-solution to the problem.
Because, someone I knew asked a favor of me. In my examples to you I suggested the person in question call friends or loved ones.
A stranger who works in a bar who you may or may not have met is less anonymous than a person you have met on a date, in person, at the bar?
Shoot.
Why is the person vulnerable in the first place? Why can't they go to a bar on their own without help?
If any stranger announces they'll escort you to your care, are they trustworthy? How is the tender less anonymous than your date?
Yes. Have you ever had a girl walk out half way through a date because you were "creepy" or even call the cops on you?
TIL: It's okay to hit people as long as they think differently than me :D
You can't answer either of my questions so I'm wrong good to know. This is a nice warm blanket of irresponsibility and you like it, it's ok
What makes the initial person more or less vulnerable? Bonus question, why is the bar tender safer than the date?
Quick question, how do you know the bar tender isn't going to pounce on you once you're alone outside with him?
But it's your responsibility to be responsible for you. Not the bar's, not the bar tenders. Not the guy you picked up on Tinder. You.
What it's about it someone taking responsibility for your actions. It's your crappy date! Call the cops. You're holding a phone right now!
If you feel unsafe why don't you just leave? You're in public. If you feel REALLY unsafe, take out your iPhone. Dial your mom while you walk
This isn't about potential rapists, this is about your date, you wanting help to get out of it, and possibly get him in legal trouble.
Why don't you care for your own safety?
Trusting anyone is dumb, giving anyone a chance to hurt you is dumb. Being lazy is dumb. Everyone does dumb things in this dumb world.
He was not "Let out" he was not "Going in" either, he was told to come back the next day, to get an ankle monitor I'll refrain from insults