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Trying to work it out for myself but can't. Who is/was Heeney2Franklin?
Prefer John G its easierIt's JohnG
Do you seriously want to persist with this?
Do you seriously want to persist with this?
Flip the situation and reverse the sexes. Would this still be appropriate?
Do you seriously want to persist with this?
Flip the situation and reverse the sexes. Would this still be appropriate?
I know you mean it in a good spirit, but it's wearing thin with me.
Also, I don't want to just block you, as I do value your footy based comment.
You haven't been here long, as I have been pushing hard (pun possibly intended) for #ragingforrampe
If it's in the same joking manner with utterly no malicious intent that vonn clearly uses, then yes it would.
Sexual harassment may include:
- suggestive comments or jokes
Do you seriously want to persist with this?
Flip the situation and reverse the sexes. Would this still be appropriate?
I know you mean it in a good spirit, but it's wearing thin with me.
Also, I don't want to just block you, as I do value your footy based comment.
It is not 1965 anymore, get your sexual harrassment knowledge up to date.
https://www.humanrights.gov.au/our-work/sex-discrimination/guides/sexual-harassment
I don't have a problem with Vonn's musings but the point raised is entirely valid.
poor vonn and her sexual appetite.
#hawney
I wasn't born in 1965 but I appreciate your overly sanctimonious and sensitive tone. Indeed, if you need the government to define sexual harrassment to you, I would counter that you probably don't have a particularly complete or realistic view on the topic in the first place.
Jesus. I know the difference between being disrespectful and being jocular. I also know the difference between an inappropriate joke at work and what is not "offensive" - a completely subjective idea btw. There is nothing morally wrong with simply invoking the idea of sex, be it in relation to a woman or a man or whether it is done by a woman or a man. I wouldn't talk sexually to any person at work ever, because that's being serious and, indeed, inappropriate for a place of work. But with people who I know and work with, there's nothing wrong with invoking the idea of sex. Not propositioning, not intimidating, just talking about it if others are also willing to talk and joke about it. The term "inappropriate" has been mutated so badly that in many cases it has become a bullshit word that eliminates natural and real conversation.
In fact, in my experience, women are so much more interesting to talk to at work because they don't feel this crippling sense of worry when it comes to joking around about anything and everything. They're open to talk about whatever. Men at work are bores because they worry that the sword of Damocles is hanging over them, ready to drop down whenever they mention something that someone somewhere might taken offence to.
Also, just because you take offence, doesn't mean that you're right.
MODS: do move this whenever you want, it is certainly off topic.
Do you seriously want to persist with this?
Flip the situation and reverse the sexes. Would this still be appropriate?
I know you mean it in a good spirit, but it's wearing thin with me.
Also, I don't want to just block you, as I do value your footy based comment.
S120 said:MODS: do move this whenever you want, it is certainly off topic.
I didn't take offence, as I said at the end of my post.
And that is exactly the point, sexual harrassment or harrassment of any nature has bugger all to do with what you or I as 3rd parties think. Whether you like it or not that is the way the law in relation to harrassment now works, for obvious reasons. Your "its PC" argument is nonsense and belongs in an era long gone.
#standbyvonn