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Superduper

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Title sounded interesting so I followed the link. Almost didn't watch it because it seemed sort of boring. But if you watch it all the way through, you will be glad that you did, is all I can say....

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BTW, not boombox related but figured you guys would enjoy watching this. :-D
 
Ken

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I got it. ;-)

The reaction of everybody on the bus says that things are improving, but someone still should have said something. :annoyed:
 
superlew

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Looks like a typical commute on the "T" around here...
...without the indecent exposure and sexual assault. :lol:
 
floyd

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Fatdog

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THAFUZZ said:
I just figured THIS Indian was Chief Beatab!tch from the 'Slapahoe' tribe. :-D
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:lol: :lol: :lol:

Reminds me of the saying - What's good for the goose is good for the gander. ;-)
 
Superduper

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It was obviously "produced" and not spontaneous. All the different camera angles, etc. Some segment of the population must've felt strongly enough about discrimination to have taken the time/effort/money to produce something like this. I don't pretend to know or even understand what they are experiencing over there since I've never been to India. But if the first part where the girl slaps the boy along with the displayed accompanying ganging up by the females is prevalent there, then it's clearly wrong in my eyes and no segment should be treated like that, boy or girl. I also don't condone slapping the girl back either but unless I'm mistaken, I'm thinking the point of the video and the message that is attempting to convey is to show that nobody likes to be treated like that. Sort of like.... how would you like it if the shoes were reversed.
 
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Superduper said:
It was obviously "produced" and not spontaneous. All the different camera angles, etc. Some segment of the population must've felt strongly enough about discrimination to have taken the time/effort/money to produce something like this. I don't pretend to know or even understand what they are experiencing over there since I've never been to India. But if the first part where the girl slaps the boy along with the displayed accompanying ganging up by the females is prevalent there, then it's clearly wrong in my eyes and no segment should be treated like that, boy or girl. I also don't condone slapping the girl back either but unless I'm mistaken, I'm thinking the point of the video and the message that is attempting to convey is to show that nobody likes to be treated like that. Sort of like.... how would you like it if the shoes were reversed.
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Yep, totally see that now....Even the first time I saw the video I felt bad for the guy. I can say I have been in similar situations that I felt weren't fair between men and women. I didn't get to slap any chicks though :thumbsdown: (WARNING: JOKE
 
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