Man slaps reporters ass live on air

Tacitus Kilgore · 12-12-2019 5:42pm

facehugger99 wrote: »

AH used to be a bit of craic.

.

Agree, now it's just full of fat-women-hating-racist-neckbeard-pricks.

12-12-2019 5:44pm

For the fellas saying "Just a biffa banta, innit, guv.", how would you react if you were standing at the bar ordering a pint and a fella, that you've neither seen nor heard of before, came up to you and grabbed your bits and bobs?

vicwatson · 12-12-2019 5:44pm

Did they catch up with the asshole yet, had he a defence?

ceadaoin. · 12-12-2019 5:46pm

ollkiller wrote: »

I've had long hair for years. Was at a late bar last Christmas and felt the hand get a right good grab. Turned round, grabbed your man in a hold and planted a good wet big kiss on him and screamed "was that what you were after lad. now f**k off".

Happens about once a year to me, i must have a very feminine butt.

Lol, I'd say he got some shock when that happened. But seriously, who are these men who feel entitled to go around groping anyone that they identify as a female? Disgusting behaviour.

[Deleted User] wrote: »

For the fellas saying "Just a biffa banta, innit, guv.", how would you react if you were standing at the bar ordering a pint and a fella, that you've neither seen nor heard of before, came up to you and grabbed your bits and bobs?

Yeah, we all know how they would react. But because it's a woman in this case, she is an over reacting, hysterical harpy of course. Ruining that poor man's life etc etc

golfball37 · 12-12-2019 5:53pm

Its not acceptable but its not worthy of being International news either.

Raconteuse · 12-12-2019 5:54pm

Lirange wrote: »

Wife was grabbed by some wankstain in a car park a few weeks ago. And not for the first time.

Get over it ffs

It was only a laugh.

She must be a lesbian.

I'd say she's "traumatised" lol.

Don't be so po faced.

The woke brigade.

Nothing would be said if the roles were reversed!

Raconteuse · 12-12-2019 5:57pm

Better Than Christ wrote: »

thinks it's all a zero-sum game where acknowledging that a man did something wrong to a woman is akin to handing the enemy (i.e. women) some kind of victory.

Indeed. However... they're fierce concerned about misogyny by Muslims/the blacks. Fierce concerned all of a sudden then.

nkl12xtw5goz70 · 12-12-2019 6:04pm

I wonder what rock this idiot has been living under, especially since the #metoo movement started. He grabbed a reporter's ass on live TV... What did he think would happen?

Edit: Just noticed that he's from Georgia. I used to live there and the men are... Let's just say far from enlightened.

riemann · 12-12-2019 6:07pm

Better Than Christ wrote: »

It's a sad day when a middle-aged man can't slap the arse of a woman half his age without the po-faced woke-brigade ruining everything.

Exactly, theres no point in getting out of bed anymore.

El_Duderino 09 · 12-12-2019 6:10pm

brevity wrote: »

Dont slap people’s asses. It’s a simple rule.

Unless they ask you to. But as a general rule and an absolute rule with strangers, yeah don’t slap people’s arses.

This is an interesting example. It’s a clear case of someone slapping a stranger on the arse. Simple as that.

It’s blown up because it’s actually on camera. But it’s a case of whether you see slapping strangers arses as wrong or not.

Is it the worst crime imaginable? No, obviously not.

Is it a form of sexual assault? Probably at the least severe end of the spectrum.

If you find yourself saying it’s not a problem to slap strangers arses then you’ve probably lost perspective.

Lefty Bicek · 12-12-2019 6:19pm

Raconteuse wrote: »

Indeed. However... they're fierce concerned about misogyny by Muslims/the blacks. Fierce concerned all of a sudden then.

That is a pathetic equivalence to make. Seriously, get a grip.

Wailin · 12-12-2019 6:20pm

Mr Bloat wrote: »

If that happened to my wife or daughter, I'd be hunting the fecker down.

To do what Rambo?

Doctors room ghost · 12-12-2019 6:21pm

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

Agree, she grew her arse in the first place just so she could get this claim, so she did.

Opportunism my friend.
The easily offended thrive on it.you see an opening and you milk it.
Off work now with the “social anxiety” is my bet.
She will be cured miraculously after the court case though

Tacitus Kilgore · 12-12-2019 6:23pm

Doctors room ghost wrote: »

Opportunism my friend.
The easily offended thrive on it.you see an opening and you milk it.
Off work now with the “social anxiety” is my bet.
She will be cured miraculously after the court case though

And what about the lad slapping her, any thoughts on that whole part of it?

spurious · 12-12-2019 6:23pm

I hope she gets a fortune from him. You can clearly see him drop his shoulder as he approaches her, he knew exactly what he was doing.

Maybe some men don't see the problem here? The more people sue for this sort of thing the better. maybe the message will get through.

SusieBlue · 12-12-2019 6:24pm

Doctors room ghost wrote: »

Opportunism my friend.
The easily offended thrive on it.you see an opening and you milk it.
Off work now with the “social anxiety” is my bet.
She will be cured miraculously after the court case though

Would you feel confident and comfortable going back on live/national television after being disrespected & humiliated like that for all to see?

More protection on your part, regardless.

Sorry about that · 12-12-2019 6:26pm

Doctors room ghost wrote: »

Opportunism my friend.
The easily offended thrive on it.you see an opening and you milk it.
Off work now with the “social anxiety” is my bet.
She will be cured miraculously after the court case though

She did nothing wrong, the guy who touched her did, and yet here you are badmouthing her, a 23 year old woman you've never met. Guys like you clearly do exist. Interesting, thanks.

TwoMonthsOff · 12-12-2019 6:28pm

Sorry about that wrote: »

She did nothing wrong, the guy who touched her did, and yet here you are badmouthing her, a 23 year old woman you've never met. Guys like you clearly do exist. Interesting, thanks.

What does her age have to do with anything?

Raconteuse · 12-12-2019 6:29pm

Lefty Bicek wrote: »

That is a pathetic equivalence to make. Seriously, get a grip.

No it isn't.

I have a problem with all misogyny, no matter who it's by. I don't pick and choose according to nationality/religion.

Of course there is a scale and women definitely get treated far far worse in the Arab world and Africa than they do in the West.

But it looks downright disingenuous to obsessively refuse to acknowledge - and downplay/ridicule - crappy treatment of a woman like the folks I'm talking about do. And express blatant hostility towards women. And whatabout like their lives depend on it. And then to claim to be concerned about misogyny elsewhere. Particularly when they don't want those mistreated women and girls to be given refuge here. It's exactly the equivalent of the feminist crowd who refuse to acknowledge terrible treatment of women by muslims/travellers.

Sonics2k · 12-12-2019 6:29pm

I am absolutely mind blown by people saying she needs to get over this.

I'm more than sure that most men in here would be the very first to throw a punch at someone if they slapped the arse of their wife or daughter randomly on the street.

Esse85 · 12-12-2019 6:29pm

To be named and shamed world wide for slapping a girls ass is completely over the top.

Had he murdered her on camera then fair enough. The punishment far out weighs the crime here. Yes he was completely wrong to do what he did.

Raconteuse · 12-12-2019 6:31pm

Doctors room ghost wrote: »

She’s a yank that was reared in a country that invented the compo nation.
Nothing to do with her being a woman or man.
I 100 percent guarantee money will change hands over that.

I dunno coz I'm not a mind reader.

eviltwin · 12-12-2019 6:32pm

Esse85 wrote: »

To be named and shamed world wide for slapping a girls ass is completely over the top.

Had he murdered her on camera then fair enough. The punishment far out weighs the crime here. Yes he was completely wrong to do what he did.

Well I hate to point out the blindingly obvious but he did it on live TV right in front of the camera. What did he expect would happen the dope.

Raconteuse · 12-12-2019 6:32pm

Doctors room ghost wrote: »

Opportunism my friend.
The easily offended thrive on it.you see an opening and you milk it.
Off work now with the “social anxiety” is my bet.
She will be cured miraculously after the court case though

Aaah, there we have it.

Make sure to pick up your mask before you go.

Sonics2k · 12-12-2019 6:33pm

Esse85 wrote: »

To be named and shamed world wide for slapping a girls ass is completely over the top.

Had he murdered her on camera then fair enough. The punishment far out weighs the crime here. Yes he was completely wrong to do what he did.

It was on Live TV. He brought this entirely on himself.

Lefty Bicek · 12-12-2019 6:33pm

SusieBlue wrote: »

Would you feel confident and comfortable going back on live/national television after being disrespected & humiliated like that for all to see?

More protection on your part, regardless.

She was confident and assertive enough to have tweeted in the aftermath...

To the man who smacked my butt on live TV this morning: You violated, objectified, and embarrassed me. No woman should EVER have to put up with this at work or anywhere!! Do better.

... and good for her.

But do people who are really disrespected and humiliated go on Twitter ? I don't think so. More than any other cohort in society, media types know that for every statement you make on social media, a certain portion of people will mercilessly... disrespect and humiliate you.

eviltwin · 12-12-2019 6:35pm

Lefty Bicek wrote: »

She was confident and assertive enough to have tweeted in the aftermath...

... and good for her.

But do people who are really disrespected and humiliated go on Twitter ? I don't think so. More than any other cohort in society, media types know that for every statement you make on social media, a certain portion of people will mercilessly... disrespect and humiliate you.

I think when something like that happens in a public sphere and you're someone with something of a profile you're damned if you do, damned if you don't

Sorry about that · 12-12-2019 6:36pm

TwoMonthsOff wrote: »

What does her age have to do with anything?

Put a tiny piece of paper on top of the 23 year old bit and it shouldn't bother you. And your position is obvious on the subject by the way.

Tacitus Kilgore · 12-12-2019 6:36pm

Esse85 wrote: »

To be named and shamed world wide for slapping a girls ass is completely over the top.

He probably shouldn't have slapped her ass live on tv then, the fucking egit

Doctors room ghost · 12-12-2019 6:36pm

Sorry about that wrote: »

She did nothing wrong, the guy who touched her did, and yet here you are badmouthing her, a 23 year old woman you've never met. Guys like you clearly do exist. Interesting, thanks.

Of course he did wrong.show me where I said he did right.

All I’m saying is I 100 percent guarantee money will change hands over this.
Read the posts.

TwoMonthsOff · 12-12-2019 6:37pm

Sorry about that wrote: »

Put a tiny piece of paper on top of the 23 year old bit and it shouldn't bother you. And your position is obvious on the subject by the way.

I'm just curious as to why you felt the need to mention her age that's all. It isnt relevant.

Feisar · 12-12-2019 6:38pm

spurious wrote: »

I hope she gets a fortune from him. You can clearly see him drop his shoulder as he approaches her, he knew exactly what he was doing.

Maybe some men don't see the problem here? The more people sue for this sort of thing the better. maybe the message will get through.

People need to drop this stuff same way people shouldn't assault other people. We need to cut out the acceptance of crime in society.

Can I ask though why is she entitled to a fortune?

Tacitus Kilgore · 12-12-2019 6:39pm

Doctors room ghost wrote: »

Of course he did wrong.show me where I said he did right.

All I’m saying is I 100 percent guarantee money will change hands over this.
Read the posts.

And what about it, if he didn't go slappin' asses that he shouldn't be slappin' - we wouldn't even be discussing this.

See: actions = consequences

Sorry about that · 12-12-2019 6:40pm

TwoMonthsOff wrote: »

I'm just curious as to why you felt the need to mention her age that's all. It isnt relevant.

Why are you so curious?

Suckit · 12-12-2019 6:44pm

Fcking ridiculous, the whole thing. Every bit of it.
Him smacking her ass, stupid.
The awful news report about it is worse.
Him being named and shamed worldwide including his social media profile and any side activities, is beyond ridiculous.

I have had my ass smacked in public, by a random stranger. Never did I feel humiliated or assaulted. I felt confused for about 3 minutes, and then forgot about it mostly until now.

Raconteuse · 12-12-2019 6:44pm

Sorry about that wrote: »

Why are you so curious?

Trying to discredit you.

Their first post to this thread is "Oh ffs. Get over it" .

Stevieluvsye · 12-12-2019 6:45pm

Suckit wrote: »

Fcking ridiculous, the whole thing. Every bit of it.
Him smacking her ass, stupid.
The awful news report about it is worse.
Him being named and shamed worldwide including his social media profile and any side activities, is beyond ridiculous.

I have had my ass smacked in public, by a random stranger. Never did I feel humiliated or assaulted. I felt confused for about 3 minutes, and then forgot about it mostly until now.

Edgy

A lot of the feminists won't like this logical post

Lefty Bicek · 12-12-2019 6:48pm

Raconteuse wrote: »

No it isn't.

I have a problem with all misogyny, no matter who it's by. I don't pick and choose according to nationality/religion.

Of course there is a scale and women definitely get treated far far worse in the Arab world and Africa than they do in the West.

But it looks downright disingenuous to obsessively refuse to acknowledge - and downplay/ridicule - crappy treatment of a woman like the folks I'm talking about do. And express blatant hostility towards women. And whatabout like their lives depend on it. And then to claim to be concerned about misogyny elsewhere. Particularly when they don't want those mistreated women and girls to be given refuge here. It's exactly the equivalent of the feminist crowd who refuse to acknowledge terrible treatment of women by muslims/travellers.

Well, ok, you've elaborated your point very succinctly, and it would be stupid to argue with anything you've said there, in terms of how people should behave decently to others.

I imagine you're as well aware as I am though, that the faintest whiff of the immigration issue - on either side - is often fatal to a thread on here.

Raconteuse · 12-12-2019 6:48pm

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

Edgy

A lot of the feminists won't like this logical post

How on earth is it edgy?

It's one of the more reasonable posts actually.

spurious · 12-12-2019 6:49pm

Feisar wrote: »

People need to drop this stuff same way people shouldn't assault other people. We need to cut out the acceptance of crime in society.

Can I ask though why is she entitled to a fortune?

By 'fortune' I was really just using a figure of speech, but I hope he has to pay financially in some way, since I expect it is highly unlikely any police action will follow. His 'apology' shows he still doesn't get that he did anything wrong. A few bob out of his bank account might drive it home.

eviltwin · 12-12-2019 6:50pm

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

Edgy

A lot of the feminists won't like this logical post

And if this had happened on the street we'd never have heard about it either.

But it didn't. It happened on live tele in front of a camera. Of course people were going to see it and want to identify him. That was inevitable.

He brought all of this on himself, it's not some feminist conspiracy.

TwoMonthsOff · 12-12-2019 6:50pm

Theres a few in here that could to with a lot more than a slapped arse.

Stevieluvsye · 12-12-2019 6:50pm

Raconteuse wrote: »

How on earth is it edgy?

It's one of the more reasonable posts actually.

I know and it is edgy as it is going against the general grain of the sh!te being posted here

Sorry about that · 12-12-2019 6:50pm

TwoMonthsOff wrote: »

Theres a few in here that could to with a lot more than a slapped arse.

Atta boy, there you are.

TwoMonthsOff · 12-12-2019 6:51pm

Sorry about that wrote: »

Atta boy, there you are.

Could you be anymore triggered?

Stevieluvsye · 12-12-2019 6:51pm

eviltwin wrote: »

And if this had happened on the street we'd never have heard about it either.

But it didn't. It happened on live tele in front of a camera. Of course people were going to see it and want to identify him. That was inevitable.

He brought all of this on himself, it's not some feminist conspiracy.

It's the feminist reaction to this outrage. Hang the perpertrator i say

Church on Tuesday · 12-12-2019 6:52pm

weldoninhio wrote: »

If the roles were reversed and it was a woman grabbing a male reporters arse it'd be a hilarious meme. It was far from sexual assault.

Total nonsense.

beejee · 12-12-2019 6:58pm

She should have gave him a good clatter.

Not only would it have been more fun to watch, it also would have avoided the droll, so-unsurprising reactions.

"if that reporter, *huff* from another country, *puff* were my daughter *explodes*"

"that random lady *smacks lips*, probably loved it *licking moustache erotically*"

Lefty Bicek · 12-12-2019 6:59pm

Church on Tuesday wrote: »

Total nonsense.

https://makeameme.org/meme/sexual-assault-cant

:rolleyes:

Millionaire only not · 12-12-2019 7:00pm

Church on Tuesday wrote: »

Not really.

I doubt you would think that if it was your significant other or daughter.

Look, this stuff comes with the territory if you're going to be out and about with the public and interacting with same. It's been blown up for sure but it's still behaviour that's simply not on or acceptable.

I’d be glad someone found the significant others bum attractive- people would seriously want to lighten up a bit !

Man slaps reporters ass live on air

Comments