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6:13Now PlayingFor many women who take public transportation dealing with unwanted advances and lewd comments is something they just usually just put up with. One woman said enough, and took a picture of a man masturbating in front of her. John Iadarola (Think Tank), Hannah Cranston (Think Tank), Jayar Jackson, and Jimmy Dore (The Jimmy Dore Show) hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“Regnier posted the photo on Facebook. That night she discovered that her post was being shared heavily. “I received a lot of private messages from girls telling me their own stories,” Regnier told BuzzFeed France.
She wrote on Facebook about the incident:
When he was masturbating, the guy was staring at me in the window of the metro, not directly at me. Damn it. Yesterday, I was assaulted in the metro by some asshole, he was so close to me I grabbed him by the neck and today!!! I was watching a video on my phone and I saw him masturbating when I looked up! I talked to him, he said nothing, and ran away. WHAT THE FUCK IS YOUR PROBLEM???? Yesterday I was wearing jeans and boots and today I was wearing a long skirt… I never make eye contact with them. What’s wrong with respect?? Is it because that I’m a woman that I have to experience your evil perversity every day? I’m tired of living in this city.”
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