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StanleyPain - 2014-11-19

Why is this guy trying to silence everyone and destroy the very foundation of free speech?


Bort - 2014-11-19

Actually it's about ethics in gay sting journalism.


Rodents of Unusual Size - 2014-11-20

Because he's working it!


fluffy - 2014-11-19

On the one hand, I take issue with the whole "dressed as a homosexual" thing because it's not as if being gay means you have a biological predisposition to dress that way.

On the other hand, holy shit that brought back some bad memories. :(


infinite zest - 2014-11-20

To quote somebody who used to be my boss, it gets better.


Retardo Montebaun - 2014-11-20

sometimes it gets fabulous


Unmerciful Crushing Force - 2014-11-20

Zest: you were a tech-savvy at-risk youth?!


Prickly Pete - 2014-11-20

Hey man, dressing like that is not a choice! Some people are born dressed like that! They've found the gene that makes you be dressed like that!


misterbuns - 2014-11-20

yeah good call. gay people need to get taken down a notch. five stars!


Change - 2014-11-20

the part that kills me is that people who watch this video are in no way going to learn from it

it was made by a pua, it trivializes the 'women have to deal with some intimidating bullshit' by comparing it to the shit caught by an asshole dressing up like a 1990's gay stereotype

the idea behind this video is important, and it could create empathy between men and women

instead insecure gender-fucks are gonna hype 'mens suffering!' and fucking ignore the concurrences between the videos because 'this is a boys issue, and that is a girl issue, and boy things are for boys, and girl things are for girls, and daddy i don't want to do girl things, everyone will think i like girl stuff'

this is the social equivalent of the hot wheels/barbie computers, except with more hate


Change - 2014-11-20

that was not a fucking reply


Prickly Pete - 2014-11-20

Not taking down gay people, taking down people who dress ridiculously regardless of sexual orientation. If you don't think that homosexuals are capable of wearing normal clothes then that's the ultimate homophobia. I'd be just as in favor of ridiculing a straight man who was dressed like that. Calling him a faggot is uncalled for but telling him his pants are too tight is just accurate.


Change - 2014-11-20

oh, christ, that's what you were going on about?

i was not replying to this bland dork


baleen - 2014-11-21

Yup, if you "look gay" in most parts of New York, you will get your ass kicked. Sad as hell.


John Holmes Motherfucker - 2014-11-20

Okay, I'm down with that. I didn't know what to make of this at first. Probably would have been a good idea to wait for the wave of parody videos to subside.

"Dressed as a homosexual" sounds like a throwback to the fifties or something.

I think that women and gays have the same problem here, the subtext of potential violence. Even if there's no real threat, when you're a stranger, women and gays have to evaluate whether you're a threat or not. It's a position that straight men are put into occasionally, but women and gays are put in that position over and over and over, and some people are more comfortable in that position than others.


John Holmes Motherfucker - 2014-11-20

I don't think comfortable is a good word to use. Some people are less intimidated than others.


EvilHomer - 2014-11-20

Yeah, them gays ain't all dressing like this, not nowadays anyhow. Some them might could go walking round dressed like a regular folk, an you won't never knows what they is!


Change - 2014-11-20

^^^^^^


That guy - 2014-11-20

Jesus H

NYC fucking sucks for a blue state city. (I'm not saying there's not homophobia in other places. But for fuck's sake, if this was really 3 hours, it's got to be 10x worse than LA. Maybe 20x or more. I think you could walk around in Orange County and not get this shit.)

As for "as a homosexual", I think it says in 3 words what it needs to. Stop splitting hairs. The people who are heckling him are heckling him for that, so why are poetvers saying shit about his word choice?

As for homeslice at 1:25-1:58, that's just about the most self-hating latent thing I've ever seen. He's hitting on him whether he admits it or not.

Also, I'm holding out a 1% chance this whole thing is bullshit. I know New Yorkers are obnoxious, but man this is rich.


Nominal - 2014-11-20

If you think NYC sucks for a blue city, I would love to introduce you to Boston.

Especially Southie.

...during St Patrick's Day.


glasseye - 2014-11-21

The entire east coast megalopolis is an utter hellhole.


Simillion - 2014-11-20

Sad video.

I was just in nyc. Wore a fuzzy white/cream colored hoodie and tight jeans but I guess I'm too ugly to be heckled. I used to get heckled more when I was obviously young though with lines like "You and me chief, right in my backyard" and worse and it sucks. I dunno why my recent trip went so well but I guess I got old (and ugly). Never got heckled just PLENTY of looks but I have gotten used to that from my public crossdressing experiences.

Iknow how to fend off the worst hecklers with a quick display of confidence combined with nonaggression. "That's not respectful." "Give me some space, please." I have used "Don't follow me or I'm calling the cops" before when I have been tailed in the street, and I can lower my voice's pitch enough and volume high enough to give the impression I know self defense. But many women haven't practiced these basic street skills before unless they were lucky to have good friends in a city or taught explicitly, and being sheltered doesn't help, yada yada.

I'm not a "homosexual" as portrayed here though. More bisexual/genderqueer who prefers women 80% because men are such pieces of shit most of the time. And with a dad from the marines who actually did prep me for some of the worst. my dad thinks I'm gay to this day but he also knows I'm scrappy.

Anyway I don't know any gay guys who would dress like that in nyc during daylight hours. I'd say that he both maximized his chances of being heckled and that many of these people heckling him could use a good bat cracked over their heads as a wakeup call to be decent to people.


Simillion - 2014-11-20

Oh. it also helps to be juust tall enough. I used to wear shoes that gave me t least an inch or two so I could appear to be six feet tall flat. being taller than 5'8" makes it easier. Humans are animals and size and a good look of "don't fuck with me" will usually do the trick.

It doesn't help that I am pale as hell though.

Oh and a beard helps a lot. In my case my beard is vital. Also helps with the ugmo factor and to not be guessed as a gay. Think i give a strong hipster/stoner feel nowadays.


EvilHomer - 2014-11-20

>> Personally, I'm surprised no one called him out for not dressing for winter.

They may well have! All we're seeing here is a two minute highlight reel from a three hour walk that probably produced over a thousand exchanges. The video editor was selecting for the most antagonistic comments, so maybe seasonal dressing advice did not make the cut?


takewithfood - 2014-11-20

That was even worse than I thought it would be. Ugh.


TeenerTot - 2014-11-20

This made me sad.


spikestoyiu - 2014-11-20

Three hours of me watching these ten hours videos.


infinite zest - 2014-11-20

what were you dressed like?


jaunch - 2014-11-20

I can't believe the guy at the end just immediately starts following a stranger and fucking with him.

I mean consider that-- this guy sees a stranger and in like 0.3 seconds has decided he's going to brighten his day by insulting and trying to intimidate him for no practical reason.

What was that guy doing before he walked by? What was he *going* to if he never walked by. I'm just shocked by the instantaneous leap to criminal-level behavior.


glasseye - 2014-11-21

It's the east coast. Only assholes live there.


chumbucket - 2014-11-21

That irrational need to "bully" plus the fact that he seemed to be walking blocks to nowhere which told me that the dude had nothing going on other than do this kind of thing all day.


Lord_Crocodilicus - 2014-11-20

I was walking in Virginia Beach and a homeless man called out to me asking for change from the outside wall of a 7/11 about 15-20 yards from the sidewalk. I stopped in my tracks and reached into every pocket, but I had none, so I said "Sorry man". Then he called me a pussy. I was wearing blue chinos.


That guy - 2014-11-20

We're all here to support you.


Binro the Heretic - 2014-11-20

The shoulder-bump guy is just laughably pathetic.


Nominal - 2014-11-20

What areas were these?

My experience of living in NYC was nothing but unfazed people going through crazy measures to ignore everyone around them despite being packed in like sardines. "Please just let me make it to my work/apartment so I can wash everyone's filth off of me" seemed the default disposition. Every 3rd subway ride featured a crazy preacher or attention whore performance artist and everyone always stares blankly ahead, even the one time it when it was one of those subway nude photo shoots.

I got the impression someone could spontaneously combust and New Yorkers would step right over the flaming corpse.


jimmyboblahey - 2014-11-21

you're all homophones


apiaryist - 2014-11-21

If I don't get the joke, that's fine. But this, and all videos like it were doctored, scripted, and edited to get traffic to youtube channels. If I'm not with it enough to know otherwise, I'm sorry for being oblivious to this obvious grab for cash.


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