The video was posted on January 16, 2016 on youtube with the title "Women in Cologne Germany dragged into subway by migrants"How to rape a girl among the crowd? in the open air!
The video isn't clear, and that was in Egypt.
I didn't respond to the video as it isn't clear beside it was from Egypt and not Germany.
Thats why they separated men and women in the vehicles, China and Japan did it first.
I think it was from Germany. What makes you certain it's from Egypt and not Germany? Is it the language of the graffiti, or something else?
That does not follow from the conversation. You would have to be completely changing the subject in the middle of the conversation from the brutality displayed in the video to sexual harassment in general.Not true, my comment was based on the study that 90% women were harassed by men
in the workplace, hence i said what i had said.
You and I were not talking about sexual harassment in the workplace at all, and you posted that after your comment about the men I know being angels, unless I wasn't pretty enough. It's a silly and amusing tactic to try and get a woman upset by insinuating they're not pretty enough to be harassed. It's not going to work with me.
"Gang" is so completely what this whole conversation is about, it's mid-boggling that you would say this.Gang is something organized and that isn't the case, the same people do the harassment
at workplace will gather with no plan and do it through the crowd.
The whole news story is how many of the attacks appear to be "organized" attacks that included, among other things, many, many cases of sexual assault and robbery.
I was talking about the group of men in the video acting as a gang. The news stories are about the large number of incidents that appear to be organized, criminal behavior.
The conversation here is about the events on New Years Eve in Cologne, Germany, and what has been said about them after the event. This conversation is not about sexual harassment in general, and I have no intention of wandering off the topic that far.