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64. Is it being timid or being smart? I don't have the answer.

Sun Jan 14, 2018, 12:56 PM

Jan 2018

I agree, shouting in a crowded room may decrease the risk factor.
But she doesn't really know if the guy is violent and has a gun or knife.
If he is on drugs or mentally ill.

If she is going to yell, she needs to be running away at the same time.

I am in a line of work where you have to be very careful about giving advice
that may backfire and get someone killed or harmed.

I don't have the answer on the best thing to do.

When giving advice I tend to give people various options.
Like tools in a toolbox.
Then when they are in a bad situation then can immediately assess
which tool to use, and they must use strong intuition to evaluate
the situation carefully.

But I think the dialogue about options is good.
We need to shift the paradigm in a big way.

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+1 Lucinda Jan 2018 #21

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+1 n/t jaysunb Jan 2018 #36

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+1. nt Honeycombe8 Jan 2018 #65

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yes Skittles Jan 2018 #16

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Maybe call out the harassment, but don't worry about men christx30 Jan 2018 #17

She should be in jail n/t hibbing Jan 2018 #18

I agree with her on this point, depending on where the line is drawn. Chemisse Jan 2018 #19

+1 Raine1967 Jan 2018 #25

No, just no Phoenix61 Jan 2018 #31

Did I say it was okay to do that? Of course I didn't. Chemisse Jan 2018 #32

No, you didn't Phoenix61 Jan 2018 #37

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Totally agree. nt Still Blue in PDX Jan 2018 #51

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Yes they do need to exert self-control. Chemisse Jan 2018 #56

If you start cursing or getting aggressive, the guy could pull a gun, or get violent in response. Irish_Dem Jan 2018 #57

I think immediate and strong responses to minor offenses, Chemisse Jan 2018 #60

Is it being timid or being smart? I don't have the answer. Irish_Dem Jan 2018 #64

if Wonder Woman is a snowflake then count me in! samnsara Jan 2018 #20

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Honest question: Raine1967 Jan 2018 #26

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agreed. known liar and facilitator of war crimes. nt. tomp Jan 2018 #43

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Young women around me say much the same thing! radhika Jan 2018 #28

+1 Chemisse Jan 2018 #30

Yes! nt Raine Jan 2018 #41

"Snowflakes"?! Couldnt she say what she has to say without using an inflammatory, RW put-down word Kashkakat v.2.0 Jan 2018 #34

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