I don't recall generalising about white Anglo males. I recall you emphasising that in any of the ANGLO bars you'd been in, you hadn't seen anything like this. I recounted an experience with a group of Anglo-Australian males that occurred in previous weeks. That was as close as I came to generalising about white Anglo males. I was talking about the general expectation that that kind of behaviour will take place and general acceptance of it being signs of an implicit cultural acceptance of the objectification of women.I've never seen a group of men grope a woman. That's what I've never seen. I've seen depictions of things like that on TV. I've even put myself in harms way defending women who were assaulted, but it was a single male individual not a gang in a bar.
It's the generalizations about white Anglo males that I don't like.
I certainly never had a group of women grope me. Never been a rock star so that's not gonna happen. Thank you Jesus! Men and women obviously see things differently. If a woman makes a pass at me, I simply ignore it. No harm no foul. It doesn't really bother me, unless she's my boss. That bothers me. So in that respect I can relate with a woman. However, if a woman puts her hands on me, again I don't feel threatened. Now if I were a woman that would be a serious violation from a man. That I can relate to and as a man it would infuriate me to see another man treat a woman that way.
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