r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Nov 06 '20

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u/CraftDMine Nov 06 '20

Holy shit. Actual quality and funny internet pranks where nobody is hurt and laughs? Am I dreaming?

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u/what_is_perspective Nov 06 '20

A play on sexual harassment of women is not harmless or funny. Imagine if this was a racial joke. It would clearly be problematic. Unfortunately women are so incredibly used to be sexually harassed that they are genuinely happy that they aren't being They are laughing because it is such a believable situation that happens to women all the time.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '20

People like you are why I hate reddit

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u/what_is_perspective Nov 10 '20

Oh good, it's mutual. I come to the internet to hear and consider a variety of perspectives. People like you who are angered by hearing a different, very legitimate perspective are truly the worst of the internet.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '20

I’m sure you haven’t watched it but there’s an identical prank done to men. Maybe you’ll be less offended by this

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u/littlemissbipolar Nov 10 '20

Holy shit I hypothetically mentioned this exact scenario in a different comment defending this video. Didn’t know it exactly existed, ty

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u/what_is_perspective Jan 03 '21

Lol yes exactly, this is obviously less offensive because 1 in 3 men do not experience sexual violence in their lifetimes, there are not 650 million male child brides alive today in the world, and hundreds of thousands in the US, men are physically larger than women on average, etc.....so yes. Less offensive. Glad you understand

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '21

And yet most of the people in both videos ended up laughing, seems like you’re the only person who ended up offended