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Staring And Leering At Work – When Does This Become Sexual Harassment?
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This video is brought to you by a donation from Easter Sunday and here's what he has to say: "Hey Sandman, I have donated. But this isn't really why I'm sending this. I'm sending this out because maybe somewhere out there in Red Pill land you might know of an attorney who can answer this question because so far I haven't been able to. And it's related to one of your recent videos on Bitchute. In the United States we had a whole slew of new laws that were forced down the pike in the era of post "metoo" Out of these groups there were the leering laws which argue that if you look at a woman for too long or suggestively that this qualifies as sexual harassment and is therefore illegal. I've added a website link called: "Staring And Leering At Work – When Does This Become Sexual Harassment?" from the Rager Law Offices. So my question is if this law is binding, how are strip clubs able to continue their operations? How can OnlyFans sites legally operate? Both platforms are literally based upon male leering for profit as a business model. There aren't any exceptions under the laws for these types of establishments or enterprises either. If a woman is an employee, she and her compatriots have the same legal considerations. OnlyFans creators are technically self employed by generating revenue through camera streams. But the sites that run these platforms are encouraging leering which by this definition is illegal. So is the law itself meaningless or are the sites illegal? Someone with financial stroke might be able to shut down entire industries or get the law stricken. Either way it's clown world at the workplace. I'm glad I mostly work with men. Thanks for reading. Enjoy your day." Well Easter Sunday thanks for the donation and topic. I'll get to it in just a second but let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor The MGTOW Book Collection: Anyways, now back to the clown world show. Obvioulsy onlyfans and strip clubs monetise the male gaze when it pays to look at a glazed gals breasts. Just like in most harrassment cases the victim has to decide to press charges. Plus Obviously a woman isn't going to press charges on a man that looks at a woman in a weird way in a strip club. If he does she can just tell the bouncer to remove him and those places are plastered with cameras so the owners can see just how inappropriate his glance might have been. Also remember that strip clubs are usually mafia run. So a woman or judge that tris to press this issue too much would probably get a couple of caps to the back of the head. Just like in strip clubs with onlyfans you pay for the privilege of staring. Good luck trying to get a judge to convict someone like that through a computer screen. Imagine the precedent it would set for all other internet media. Phone and tablet cameras would have to keep track of your eyes at all times to make sure that you weren't staring at a woman's breasts for longer than four seconds. Other establishments like restaurants and bars would all have to shut down because of the possibility of these places taking out insurance to make sure men follow the rules. Plus how are you supposed to enforce such a law online? Are all cameras on phones and tablets supposed to have built in software that tracks where you stare and for how long? But thanks for bringing this to my attention Easter. Let me read a bit of what that Rager Law Firm website has to say and I quote: "Contrary to what most people believe, sexual harassment in the workplace is more than just physical or verbal harassment. Most people think of sexual harassment as taking only physical and verbal forms. Not all gestures and stares in the workplace are sexual or suggestive. There are various types of staring or leering behavior that could give rise to a sexual harassment charge in LA. This includes: Looking up and down at someone in a suggestive manner.






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