10 Hours Of Walking In LA As A Woman

Hm, in the original video, the woman gets "harassed" by blacks and latinos but there weren't enough white guys flirting with her (thereby angering many people on the left).

Here, however, there's a multicultural and a multigender aspect to the people flirting with and teasing (i.e., "harassing") the drag queen. I wonder how the social justice warrior liberals are going to try to spin this...

newtboy

jokingly says...

Probably as it is presented...as comedy.

Trancecoach

said:

Hm, in the original video, the woman gets "harassed" by blacks and latinos but there weren't enough white guys flirting with her (thereby angering many people on the left).

Here, however, there's a multicultural and a multigender aspect to the people flirting with and teasing (i.e., "harassing") the drag queen. I wonder how the social justice warrior liberals are going to try to spin this...

MrFisk

says...

Well, it is a pretty dress.

deathcow

says...

looks like a much more fun place than the other video

Trancecoach

says...

What evidence do you have that this is intended as comedy?
Nowhere in the video is the dragqueen soliciting jeers...

Despite your indifference, harassment isn't funny.

Perhaps you automatically assume that transvestites are objects of ridicule, and are there merely for your amusement.

For your sake, I'm glad you post anonymously and LGBT activists aren't aware of how you feel.

newtboy

said:

newtboy

jokingly says...

And the intelligence level decreases....how do you remember to breath? Just fail after fail after fail after fail after fail.
As if the video itself isn't proof enough it's comedy....

Youtube description....
Published on Oct 30, 2014
(This Video is a comedy parody and have NO intentions in desrespect to the ORIGINAL)
First Nada Original's parody from the original video "10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman".
Shot in Hollywood by Nada Original USA, LLC.

Trancecoach

said:

What evidence do you have that this is intended as comedy?
Nowhere in the video is the dragqueen soliciting jeers...

Despite your indifference, harassment isn't funny.

Perhaps you automatically assume that transvestites are objects of ridicule, and are there merely for your amusement.

For your sake, I'm glad you post anonymously and LGBT activists aren't aware of how you feel.

ex-jedi

says...

White folks were edited out for various reasons... http://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2014/10/29/catcalling_video_hollaback_s_look_at_street_harassment_in_nyc_edited_out.html?wpsrc=sh_all_mob_tw_bot

Trancecoach

said:

Hm, in the original video, the woman gets "harassed" by blacks and latinos but there weren't enough white guys flirting with her (thereby angering many people on the left).

Here, however, there's a multicultural and a multigender aspect to the people flirting with and teasing (i.e., "harassing") the drag queen. I wonder how the social justice warrior liberals are going to try to spin this...

bobknight33

says...

Shake your grove thing.

rancor says...

Technically, none of this changes Trance's point, whether the video was comedy or not. One might even say the video author himself is the one guilty of prejudice. Extreme example warning: what if he did this stunt wearing blackface during the civil rights movement? "It's just a joke" is rarely a good excuse.

newtboy

said:

And the intelligence level decreases....how do you remember to breath? Just fail after fail after fail after fail after fail.
As if the video itself isn't proof enough it's comedy....

Youtube description....
Published on Oct 30, 2014
(This Video is a comedy parody and have NO intentions in desrespect to the ORIGINAL)
First Nada Original's parody from the original video "10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman".
Shot in Hollywood by Nada Original USA, LLC.

newtboy

says...

Just wrong. Comedy is comedy, not prejudice. Wearing drag is not the same as wearing black face in a civil rights rally. That's patently ridiculous. He insulted no one.
You and Trance really need to cultivate a sense of humor. Your lack of understanding jokes is only hurting you.

rancorsaid:

Technically, none of this changes Trance's point, whether the video was comedy or not. One might even say the video author himself is the one guilty of prejudice. Extreme example warning: what if he did this stunt wearing blackface during the civil rights movement? "It's just a joke" is rarely a good excuse.