Comments by "Minecraft Child" (@Bradman175) on "What Japanese Think Of Sexual Harassment | ASIAN BOSS" video.

  1. They could have a mental disorder. I wonder who's fault it is then.
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  2. Diben Gaming Logically speaking, it rests on their caretaker, possibly the government. The person with the mental condition didn't want to have this condition, and surely it's not the victim's (the girl) fault. And yes you are correct that they need to be placed in facilities. Only part you're wrong is it's not really the man's fault.
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  3. It's all to do with why you would dress in a specific way (*NOT THE ACTUAL OUTCOME*). If it's to look beautiful, the woman is the victim. If it's to get attention from men by abusing their sexual hormones, they both share the fault.
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  4. ***** You're interpreting me COMPLETELY WRONG.... It's all about the intention. If it was a manipulative girl who wanted to be sexually abused only to gain a profit by suing them, then that's wrong. It may be an unlikely case, but I don't everyone to say that all women are innocent, as I've seen manipulation around me.
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  5. There's something that's quite tricky. A manipulative and cunning woman can intentionally dress up sexually to try to attract men to have sex. Then they can call sexual harassment, go to court and BAM free stolen money from the man.
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  6. Kay'la Sen What's your argument? I hope you're not calling women innocent 100% of the time.
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  7. +Kay'la Sen Ok I'm pretty sure women do not like rape, otherwise it wouldn't be called rape. So that original person is obviously wrong by your analogy. However, you should note that knowing who's the real victim can be quite tricky at times as someone committing indecent or sexual assault may not be that simple. Like I said earlier, manipulation can exist. Women can purposely dress half naked so that they can attract molesters, only to sue them. In this case, both people would be criminals, but logically the woman's crime should outweigh the man because it's done on purpose. Although this may be like less than 10% of cases (who knows?), I just want you to acknowledge that situations like this exist.
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  8. I'm curious, why would one want to dress sexy? And not all of these situations are blatantly obvious, as even school girls can do this manipulations. But the general and most frequent cases, yes victims should not get the blame. Side note, it is harder for people to walk around people who are more exposed or sexy. Especially when you just want get get from point A to B on the street. The hormones makes us distracted, so I think people IN GENERAL should be more respectful on what they wear. Yes this goes for men as well.
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  9. Kay'la Sen My reasoning is based on their intention of why they wear what they wear. It's also based on "Purposely inducing a crime to your own financial benefit is illegal, immoral and unethical". When I mean sexy, I mean wearing lingerie or just a bra and very short pants (or just undies), or even just exposing the stomach. If they purposely dress the way they dress to stimulate a crime scene, only to sue the perpetrator and gain money from it, that's essentially a LOOPHOLE and I HATE loopholes, as they're illegal.
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  10. Kay'la Sen Also what if they're mentally ill? Who's fault is it?
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  11. ***** Yes both sides do manipulate, and I've seen both sides succeed by abusing loopholes like this.
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  12. The thing is why would you dress too revealing?
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  13. ***** Yes I'm serious but you're most likely interpreting me wrong. There exist people who want to purposely attract a crime only to sue them and gain a profit out of it. Tell me do you think that is right?
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  14.  @Mimi-mq2wj  I'm not sure why you replied to a 2 year old comment but I've definitely made a typo back there. I think my point was that if you tried to dress exposed and flirt in hopes that someone will try to make out with you, and then use that as an excuse to sue someone for supposed "harassment", you're just a horrible person. But go ahead and cherrypick out of context statements like the internet does.
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  15. ***** I question how legit a reason that is. Because exposing the human body also triggers our sexual hormones, which is annoying, and people being naked on the street is just selfish because we have to stress our brains to not have our sexual hormones distract us. And I really don't believe the reason to be naked is as innocent as that.
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  16. ***** "Sexual hormones are natural, but they do not take full control of our bodies or minds." But they do take some control of our minds. Like I said, being naked in public is selfish because we will be distracted. Of course it's no excuse for sexual harassment, but it's still selfish because it messes with our minds. And manipulative girls can do this to mess with our minds.
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  17. +freyafabulous Unfortunately I cannot 100% agree with that statement. What if they dress up sexually to get attention from men by abusing their sexual hormones, basically making their time harder walking on the street? What if they want to get sexually harassed, only to sue them for "free" money?
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  18. Wtf why would you want to dress nude anyways?
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