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Reactionary racist woman-hating fantasy author Vox Day has some helpful advice for street harassers on how to harass more effectively

"Buck buck buh-kaw!" is not a compliment.
“Buck buck buh-kaw!” is not a compliment.

So everyone’s favorite reactionary racist woman-hating fantasy author Vox Day has weighed in on that street harassment video that’s been going around. And his comments will shock you.

At least if you’re easily shocked and have never read any of my previous posts about him.

It’s not exactly a surprise that Vox thinks that street harassment isn’t really harassment, just a bunch of “unsolicited compliments and greetings” from friendly fellows.

But Vox does have one criticism of the non-harassers. They’re not doing it right.

Specifically, they’re being too nice to the women they’re pestering.

The ironic thing is that these men have it all wrong anyhow. They’d be much more likely to get a response from her if they glanced at her and laughed, rolled their eyes, or sniffed dismissively. Street neg, one might say.

So ladies, if you’re walking down the street and some angry weirdo sniffs dismissively in your direction, don’t be surprised if you suddenly feel a strong urge to bear his children. Because sniffing dismissively is a total Alpha move.

Vox’s regular commenters had a few thoughts of their own.

“The more we ignore them, the more they want us. Amusing creatures,” Laguna Feach Fogey sniffed dismissively.

“The day the catcalls finally stop will be far more traumatic for her than the catcalls have been,” Retrenched laughed.

“The poor thing ! but in a couple of decades she will be sexually invisible and all her problems will be solved,” PjBlue added, rolling his eyes dramatically.

Several others suggested that the woman in the sexual harassment video brought it on herself by dressing like a harlot … in a t-shirt and jeans.

“In other words,” cailcorishev wrote,

clothes that show off every curve of her body to greatest effect, so that everyone who sees her can tell from a mile away just how large and perky her goodies are. If her great-grandmother could see her, she’d be scandalized that she’s going outside practically naked.

Today I Learned that wearing clothes that cover up most of your body is the same as going outside practically naked.

Jimmy jambo offered the woman some style tips.

You’re supposed to wear baggy clothes and a hoodie so no one can see your face. I suppose this is what regular women face, but the world has already changed. Men are not required to be polite to women as in chivalry so catcalls are no different than name calling.

Wait, what?

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kittehserf - MOD
10 years ago

Be fun to see Matt Forney try it and end up in an isolation ward, though.

Michael Lindsay
10 years ago

If Voxy actually stopped talking about women altogether, you know actually ignored them, that might actually be a good thing!

AltoFronto
AltoFronto
10 years ago

They couldn’t just make the logical step from “all this street harassment isn’t an effective pick-up technique” to “we should just go about our business and not bother women in the street”. It had to be turned into a reason to spite all women everywhere, forever.
Eye-rolling is not even a perceptible ‘neg’, so it can’t be for the women’s ‘benefit’. It just serves to reinforce the PUA’s own internalized hatred and contempt for women.

pallygirl
pallygirl
10 years ago

Apparently, it’s the women that should be doing the sniffing: http://www.livescience.com/28812-women-prefer-smell-of-manly-guys.html

Also, isn’t sniffing one of those non-verbal communications used by men in some cultures? So it has an extant meaning. But trust a racist not to realise that.

How on earth does one sniff “dismissively”? What are we, in a Barbara Cartland novel?

Kim
Kim
10 years ago

Another WHTM out and about. Model is the lovely Pan, provided by wordsp1nner

http://i.imgur.com/Ph3kM7N.jpg

Kim
Kim
10 years ago

*another WHTM furrinati

pallygirl
pallygirl
10 years ago

Does Pan prefer their martini shaken or stirred?

katz
10 years ago

What a classy boy Pan is. (And you even did the reflection. Nice.)

Ellesar
10 years ago

“The poor thing ! but in a couple of decades she will be sexually invisible and all her problems will be solved,” PjBlue added, rolling his eyes dramatically.

I have to say I agree with this! 20 years later it is ALMOST all over for me (apart from the man half my age who said ‘hello lovely’ to me while I was walking my dogs, the man who told me he wanted to f*** me up the arse, these are 2 I remember from more recently) and I am VERY PLEASED about that. THANK YOU sexist men, for being so ageist, it really DID improve the quality of my life to have the harassment drop off dramatically once I passed my mid 20s. I feel safer, and I do not reach my destination infuriated.

titianblue
titianblue
10 years ago

Yep, I’m in the “sexually invisible” demographic and it’s bliss. One of the few drawbacks is that on a few occasions I am so invisble to entitled men that they push in front of me in queues or when waiting for service. And you can tell that it’s because they literally did not register my existence. I feel it’s a small price to pay for being able to walk unharrassed about town.

tfoz
10 years ago

Women in burqas still get catcalls.

sunnysombrera
sunnysombrera
10 years ago

Ellsar: meanwhile, in 20 years if not already, guys like Pjblue will whine about how ageist the 20 year old women are for not wanting to have sex with a man old enough to be her dad.

Luzbelitx
10 years ago

I just run into this, I’ve been laughing out loud for several minutes now…

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/8aeb78deb2/10-hours-of-walking-in-nyc-as-a-man

ryeash
10 years ago

@Sam-I-Was

O_O pumpkin ice cream…? YES PLEASE!

My future mother-in-law brought home some pumpkin gelato that was the most amazing thing I have ever tasted. I’ve been craving it non-stop since.

cassandrakitty
cassandrakitty
10 years ago

If you’re in the US and near a Trader Joe’s they have pumpkin ice cream.

Buttercup Q. Skullpants

I have a really hard time distinguishing between dismissive sniffing and complimentary sniffing.

ryeash
10 years ago

Ah hell, the nearest Trader Joe’s is an hour away.

At least I still have my pumpkin spice lattes. I’m so white it burns people’s retinas. I’m the white girl who shows up in the mirror to tell you all of her favorite things about fall when you say “pumpkin spice latte” into it three times. I come in two colors, and tan is not one of them. I am in the superhonkey race with Jim Gaffigan. I’m so white my autocorrect completely left “superhonkey” alone.

Speaking of which, on the race thing:

I’m what’s considered a “shawtie”–a short, thick woman with big boobs, a pretty face, and enough of an ass to get noticed. As such, I get hit on by a lot of black guys. My body type is the ideal for respect from the other guys in their peer groups, so it stands to reason. Thing is, I’ve felt threatened by black dudes maybe three times in all 9 years of getting hit on. The most recent instance of getting hit on–Tuesday–some guy tried to pick me up with the promise of weed (I smoke to maintain pain and mental symptoms). I told him I had some good waiting at home with my man, and he was like “That’s what’s up. Nice to meet you.” He hangs around the building I have my DBT group in, so I’ve seen him once or twice but never got a chance to talk to him.

Conversely, I turned down a white guy by saying “I don’t have time for this” to his cheesy pickup line IN THE DOORWAY OF A LIBRARY, and he and his friends followed me out to the parking lot making jokes about my appearance and, yes, raping me. They even tried to block my car when I was trying to leave, so I threw it in neutral and slammed on the gas and laughed at them diving to either side to get out of my way. Fuckwads.

Again, it’s anecdotal, but still–racist morons are so off-base.

ryeash
10 years ago

Bonus funny story about how fucking white I am:

I went to an outdoor concert without sunscreen while I was working at Red Lobster. I had to work the next day, and I finally started introducing myself to tables with “Welcome to Red Lobster, I am your red waitress” to cut down on time.

cassandrakitty
cassandrakitty
10 years ago

But they also have pumpkin bread and scone mixes, and pumpkin joe joe’s, and pumpkin ground coffee, and pumpkin oatmeal, and…

I quite like pumpkin, but I think TJs may have gone just a teeny bit overboard with this seasonal thing.

ryeash
10 years ago

I work at Starbucks, so I totally get the “pumpkin overload” thing. We have pumpkin scones, pumpkin bread (with pepitas, so actually it looks delish), the pumpkin spice latte of course (which I tried recently and it’s AWESOME), pumpkin muffins…oy. I love pumpkin so much that I don’t even care.

BTW fellow pumpkin lovers, I have a pumpkin spice pepita butter recipe that is out of this world.

Falconer
10 years ago

Only twenty-four more hours of pumpkin in everything, then it’s cranberries in everything.

Shaun DarthBatman Day
10 years ago

One time when I was groped in public is wasn’t a white dude. One time.

ryeash
10 years ago

Whoever came up with cranberries in everything is a sadistic bastard.

cassandrakitty
cassandrakitty
10 years ago

When you bite into a food item that has cranberries where you weren’t expecting them it’s like your scone is sneering at you and saying “fuck you”.

ryeash
10 years ago

@Shaun

I was molested in public by one of the big, bald white dudes that occupy every metal concert. Another pulled down my shirt and groped my breasts. Another pinched my ass when I was walking by so hard that it left a bruise. Yet another pulled down my shirt and groped me.

And then there were the ones who raped me. Fuck, come to think of it, I have had some terrible experiences with white dudes.

Black dudes mostly just complement my curves and my shoes and get on with their lives. There was one guy I lived near in Madison who hacked up bikes and made them into cooler bikes. He had his grandsons over, and one holla’d at me. His grandpa reamed him so hard, and I’m just walking on trying not to giggle.

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