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PatrickGHBusan
Joined: 24 Jun 2008
Location: Busan (1997-2008) Canada 2008 -
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| Without reading prior posts, why doesn't she keep her camera ready to film the offence and then pan up to the guy's face? |
How would that be feasible on a super crowded subway? |
How would it be impossible? No one said anything about it being a 'super-crowded' subway anyway. |
Well these things typically (in my wife's experience anyway) happen on crowded subways because it gives the stipud perv "cover". Also if you start filming people, it might cause more problems than anything else.
Crap, if a guy starts molesting a woman in an empty subway car or bus, she will shout him down and its clear its him. |
It's amazing, the things you think you know, about situations you have never been in, or witnessed. There are a bunch of videos such as these submitted to a segment in a news magazine I watch every Monday morning. Crowded, not crowded, standing, sitting, it makes no difference to the offender. |
Crowded does make a difference because it provides cover for the damn pervert. The woman then is hard pressed to know who did it. My wife experienced this and actually felt pretty powerless. |
So, you must have missed those high profile youtube videos of guys feeling up women in plain view on the subway in Seoul? The point is, videos can be made, crowded or not. But by all means, keep telling me how powerless your wife felt 5-? years ago at a time when cellphone camera tech was the way it was . |
This was not 5 years ago. The last time it happened she was with our daughter on the Seoul subway in the summer of 2011. She felt powerless because the subway was jampacked.
This is just what happened to HER, get a grip ok. |
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crescent
Joined: 15 Jan 2003
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| Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2012 7:14 am Post subject: |
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| Get a grip? Care to explain how I lost it? I'm just explaining what others have done, or could possibly do. Is that alright with you? |
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PatrickGHBusan
Joined: 24 Jun 2008
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| Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2012 7:43 am Post subject: |
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Your last response to my post was, in my opinion, a bit overly aggressive.
Part I mean is here: But by all means, keep telling me how powerless your wife felt 5-? years ago at a time when cellphone camera tech was the way it was .
If your intent was not to dismiss what my wife experienced then you have my apologies and I missunderstood your meaning.
All I am saying here is that filming a sick pervert on a jampacked subway car is not easy. When these things happened to my wife (in Korea or Canada) she was sure who did it only a couple of times. Most of the time, she could not be sure because the damn pervert was using the crowd as a cover. She also does not hold her smartphone up at all times, ready to film. Hence, she felt pretty frustrated and powerless in that particular situation.
That's all I am saying. |
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