In before this turns into another sexist ‘women are always in the …

• Tags: 2ch, Chikan, Crime, Feminism, Law, Public Transport, Tokyo, Trains
  

Comment on “I Watched a Man’s Life End on the Train Today” by Anonymous:

In before this turns into another sexist ‘women are always in the wrong’ thread, again.

People dont seem to realize that chikan is a crime…maybe if some fat guy started groping you you’d realize its not pleasant to have it happen to you.
Of course when it is crowded..there is sometimes no way of knowing where the hand comes from. It’d be best if women could manage to grab the hand while it’s groping so there’s no mistake.

But the girls who falsely accuse just for shits and giggles are really bad and total bitches, and deserve retribution for lives they may have ruined.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• “I Watched a Man’s Life End on the Train Today”:
  

  Looks like someone needs to grow a pair and smack a bitch

• “I Watched a Man’s Life End on the Train Today”:
  

  What about launching some nuclear weaponry and putting an end to the world? It’s the easiest way of solving all the problems I can think of. I am dead serious. Death is equal for everyone.

• “I Watched a Man’s Life End on the Train Today”:
  

  This, sir, is the dumbest comment I have ever read. First of all, most people arent here for the “naked women”, i dont even look at them, I’m just here for the Japan-related news, since they are quite interesting. Secondly, I am not a women hater, I like them, of course, after all, I am a man, and if I were to see something like a man groping a woman, I would do something, but japanese women have crossed the line, where is the “innocent until proven otherwise”? this is just like the Inquisition …

• “I Watched a Man’s Life End on the Train Today”:
  

  If Japanese men would actually man up and protect female passengers who were actually being groped instead of standing there and ignoring it this crap wouldn’t happen to them. I don’t have any sympathy for these men. The vast majority of Japanese don’t do anything when they see an injustice then wonder why methods of protection go overboard. They need to grow some balls, stop whining, and take some responsibility for what they brought on themselves.

• “I Watched a Man’s Life End on the Train Today”:
  

  - Don’t forget to kick them in the Dragon Ballz.

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