Guys, in America, if you get in trouble for approaching a woman, the entire community wants you dead.

[galii]

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[Natural_Born_Cynic]

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Looks like mercury is at it again, but good reddit comments. I would like to add that men even avoid talking to women at work place because the women might character assassinate them by gossiping them as stalker, creep, rapist. However "the kiss of death" is the "false rape accusation". Once the women accuse you of being rapist then your career, reputation, standing is pretty much over. Even in South Korea, politicians, pastors, teachers, actors, K Pop stars, etc who get accused of rape will be taken down in social status and relegated to pariah. I seen that many times over the Korean news.. It's real issue.

[traveller]

For some reason, it is socially unacceptable in the United States to approach people in person who you don't know. You can only do that in bars and clubs, in Las Vegas, etc. But even if you approach females on the streets in Vegas, even on the Las Vegas Strip, they aren't open to it. You at least have to be in a casino. They perceive all men on the streets as dangerous, for some reason.

And you have to be in a group of people also. They don't want to meet a man by himself. Only if you are with at least one other person do they have a chance of being interested.

They probably perceive any man who is by himself as a crazy person, like a schizophrenic person, a drug addict, homeless, etc.

I still don't understand why American women and the American people don't embrace a man going out and approaching women in public. And it doesn't matter if you are good looking either, by the way. If you are by yourself, they will be afraid of you.

But whatever. That's the truth. That's what is happening. That's what is. The American people hate talking to strangers.

It's so totally upsetting how, even in safe, quiet neighborhoods, even places like the Las Vegas Strip, or like Chicago's far west suburbs where I've felt nothing but safe riding through in the middle of the night on bicycle, people act like they're in the ghetto, even like they're in Detroit, East St. Louis, Chicago's Englewood, Cabrini Green, or Back of the Yards neighborhood, they make like the whole world is more dangerous than Chicago's Cabrini Green area in the late 1980s.

They make like even the safest neighborhoods average 3,000 plus drive-by shootings per day and are crawling with Latin Kings, Gangster Disciples, MS-13, Four Corner Hustlers, and similar gangs. Naperville for example is a safe, quiet community, and yet I've seen people in Downtown Naperville and Naperville's Riverwalk acting like the 1997 North Hollywood shootout just happened a block away, literally even acting like they're in East St. Louis. Baghdad even. You don't even see kids playing outside in residential areas in Naperville. No kids playing frisbee, water balloon, playing in sprinklers, sliding down those plastic yellow water slides, playing in those little collapsible swimming pools, everyone's hiding inside like they're in a war zone of an extremely bad neighborhood, even like East St. Louis.

[Mercury]

For some reason, it is socially unacceptable in the United States to approach people in person who you don't know. You can only do that in bars and clubs, in Las Vegas, etc. But even if you approach females on the streets in Vegas, even on the Las Vegas Strip, they aren't open to it. You at least have to be in a casino. They perceive all men on the streets as dangerous, for some reason.

And you have to be in a group of people also. They don't want to meet a man by himself. Only if you are with at least one other person do they have a chance of being interested.

They probably perceive any man who is by himself as a crazy person, like a schizophrenic person, a drug addict, homeless, etc.

I still don't understand why American women and the American people don't embrace a man going out and approaching women in public. And it doesn't matter if you are good looking either, by the way. If you are by yourself, they will be afraid of you.

But whatever. That's the truth. That's what is happening. That's what is. The American people hate talking to strangers.

It's so totally upsetting how, even in safe, quiet neighborhoods, even places like the Las Vegas Strip, or like Chicago's far west suburbs where I've felt nothing but safe riding through in the middle of the night on bicycle, people act like they're in the ghetto, even like they're in Detroit, East St. Louis, Chicago's Englewood, Cabrini Green, or Back of the Yards neighborhood, they make like the whole world is more dangerous than Chicago's Cabrini Green area in the late 1980s.

They make like even the safest neighborhoods average 3,000 plus drive-by shootings per day and are crawling with Latin Kings, Gangster Disciples, MS-13, Four Corner Hustlers, and similar gangs. Naperville for example is a safe, quiet community, and yet I've seen people in Downtown Naperville and Naperville's Riverwalk acting like the 1997 North Hollywood shootout just happened a block away, literally even acting like they're in East St. Louis. Baghdad even. You don't even see kids playing outside in residential areas in Naperville. No kids playing frisbee, water balloon, playing in sprinklers, sliding down those plastic yellow water slides, playing in those little collapsible swimming pools, everyone's hiding inside like they're in a war zone of an extremely bad neighborhood, even like East St. Louis.

The USA has become a dangerous country. Rap/hip hop (that violent gangbanger music with all the profanity, yelling, and glorification of gangs, violence, and drugs) is the new mainstream music in American nightclubs and bars. An estimated 99.7 percent of American college students, as well as 91 percent of American millennials and post-millennials, are in gangs, hence rap/hip hop is tremendously popular in the USA. The USA has become the U.S. of Gangs, the U.S. of crime. This country is on track to become one of the Top 5 Most Dangerous countries in the world, potentially surpassing Venezuela, possibly even Iraq, with it's danger and unsafe level. Mass shootings are increasing in frequency due exactly to America's toxic, disconnected culture, and are happening in what normally are considered safe neighborhoods. Well, those neighborhoods are safe no more as new gangs continue to form and more mass shootings take place.

The reason there are no mass shootings in Canada is because, in Canada, a mass shooting will result in the immediate mobilization of their Army National Guard followed by immediate Martial law for the entire province. In Canada, they'll take a mass shooter out with air-to-surface missiles!

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

For some reason, it is socially unacceptable in the United States to approach people in person who you don't know. You can only do that in bars and clubs, in Las Vegas, etc. But even if you approach females on the streets in Vegas, even on the Las Vegas Strip, they aren't open to it. You at least have to be in a casino. They perceive all men on the streets as dangerous, for some reason.

And you have to be in a group of people also. They don't want to meet a man by himself. Only if you are with at least one other person do they have a chance of being interested.

They probably perceive any man who is by himself as a crazy person, like a schizophrenic person, a drug addict, homeless, etc.

I still don't understand why American women and the American people don't embrace a man going out and approaching women in public. And it doesn't matter if you are good looking either, by the way. If you are by yourself, they will be afraid of you.

But whatever. That's the truth. That's what is happening. That's what is. The American people hate talking to strangers.

It's so totally upsetting how, even in safe, quiet neighborhoods, even places like the Las Vegas Strip, or like Chicago's far west suburbs where I've felt nothing but safe riding through in the middle of the night on bicycle, people act like they're in the ghetto, even like they're in Detroit, East St. Louis, Chicago's Englewood, Cabrini Green, or Back of the Yards neighborhood, they make like the whole world is more dangerous than Chicago's Cabrini Green area in the late 1980s.

They make like even the safest neighborhoods average 3,000 plus drive-by shootings per day and are crawling with Latin Kings, Gangster Disciples, MS-13, Four Corner Hustlers, and similar gangs. Naperville for example is a safe, quiet community, and yet I've seen people in Downtown Naperville and Naperville's Riverwalk acting like the 1997 North Hollywood shootout just happened a block away, literally even acting like they're in East St. Louis. Baghdad even. You don't even see kids playing outside in residential areas in Naperville. No kids playing frisbee, water balloon, playing in sprinklers, sliding down those plastic yellow water slides, playing in those little collapsible swimming pools, everyone's hiding inside like they're in a war zone of an extremely bad neighborhood, even like East St. Louis.

The USA has become a dangerous country. Rap/hip hop (that violent gangbanger music with all the profanity, yelling, and glorification of gangs, violence, and drugs) is the new mainstream music in American nightclubs and bars. An estimated 99.7 percent of American college students, as well as 91 percent of American millennials and post-millennials, are in gangs, hence rap/hip hop is tremendously popular in the USA. The USA has become the U.S. of Gangs, the U.S. of crime. This country is on track to become one of the Top 5 Most Dangerous countries in the world, potentially surpassing Venezuela, possibly even Iraq, with it's danger and unsafe level. Mass shootings are increasing in frequency due exactly to America's toxic, disconnected culture, and are happening in what normally are considered safe neighborhoods. Well, those neighborhoods are safe no more as new gangs continue to form and more mass shootings take place.

The reason there are no mass shootings in Canada is because, in Canada, a mass shooting will result in the immediate mobilization of their Army National Guard followed by immediate Martial law for the entire province. In Canada, they'll take a mass shooter out with air-to-surface missiles!

Here we go again...

[Mercury]

It's a felony under Federal law for guys to approach women in the USA that carries a life sentence in prison and even the death penalty. But gurus and a lot of guys don't tell you this and they tell you to go approach women. The reason? Revealing America's new laws against men courting and pursuing women will get guys arrested and charged with felony economic theft, which also carries a life sentence and even the death penalty!

American prisons and jails are commercialized sources of income for state and Federal governments. Immigrants are right on in saying that the USA is less free than Mexico. Over 75 percent of America's laws, including those against men approaching, courting, and pursuing women, are kept top secret from the public. America's prisons are overcrowded, but America won't stop incarcerating guys when prisons are crowded to 100+ times their capacity, even when there are 30 inmates per cell, packed like sardines.

Revealing laws to the public that America wants to keep top secret, including America's laws against guys approaching, courting, and pursuing women, causes far fewer guys to end up in jail, and when that happens, state and Federal governments lose money. It is no wonder guys carrying signs that tell other guys they need to leave the United States to find love and human connection going to popular crowded events such as spring break and telling the guys they need to leave the United States to find love and human connection, they're the first to get arrested, and charged with felony economic theft.