Women beating men off a train in India

[Voice of Reason]

This is one country that feminists use an an example of "male oppression"



At 0.13 you can see the men being abused at gunpoint.

So much for "male privilege" in India.

[Taco]

Both India and China have "street justice" vigilantes. Should a dispute ever break out the people that witnessed the event will decide who's at fault kick the person's ass before the police arrive.

[Renata]

A lot of indian men touch & grope women on trains & that's a fact. It was ignored for many years but the women aren't having it anymore. It happens in other countires too on packed trains & busses. I had a guy try to hold my hand when I first went ot Turkey, I found it funny because he was doing it with a smile on his face & I had no where to run, but if he toched me inappropriately I would have been upset.

[Johnny1975]

A lot of indian men touch & grope women on trains & that's a fact. It was ignored for many years but the women aren't having it anymore. It happens in other countires too on packed trains & busses. I had a guy try to hold my hand when I first went ot Turkey, I found it funny because he was doing it with a smile on his face & I had no where to run, but if he toched me inappropriately I would have been upset.

[Wolfeye]

Anyone ever hear of the Red Brigade in India? They're an impressive group. They apparently fight various forms of sexual attack in India (seeing as the men didn't see it as a worthy cause) & they literally fo to people's houses & kick the various substances out of them for stalking girls & the like. I have to say: Gropings on a train & such are target-of-opportunity issues & I'd be happy to beat someone more than they really deserved for doing something like that to my daughter. Not for nothing, guys- but we DO tend to handle violence a little easier (and, frankly, with more joy). If a chick backs her ass into your hand deliberately & you grab it- that's not wrong. It does have to be deliberately, though. Here's a scenario: your're standing behind her & it's close quarters, then she moves back & one thing brushes up against another, but she doesn't move. You getting a bit closer isn't likely to be taken as an issue (since she deliberately established things). What you might run into is some backlash if you jump right from "A" to "C" & skip "B." Just a little advice from one guy to a bunch of others.

[Rich]

There's an unbelievable amount of sexual abuse in India. As a result, some trains are designated female only - it's pretty much the only way the women can get safely home from work.