oooh that's not the start of it.. we've been getting told how to stand in line and do as we're told for a very long time, metaphorically, and legally speaking..
^^ Had the same on an old 29 chevy pickup, and guess what... folks loved it.
Sheeez... What's next??? Will hubba hubba get you locked up.
lol.. one of these days , you never know...^^ Had the same on an old 29 chevy pickup, and guess what... folks loved it.
In truth I rarely hear wolf whistling these days, you're right.. I;ve had a lot of it in my life, sometimes it's a nusiance or embarassing , sometimes it's a compliment... ... I think this potential new law it's going to be aimed at se* ual inuendos''.. cat calling, suggestive remarks to strangers.. etc.. ..More woke crap from the delicate snowflake crowd
I thought wolf-whistling went out of style in the 50's or 60's anyway.
Wolf whistling is not a compliment. It can amount to harrassment. If a girl has to walk past a building site every day and is met with a chorus of wolf whistles and offensive comments like 'nice tits' and worse, then she has every right to complain to the police. A brief visit and warning from a uniformed member of the police force should be enough to silence the louts. If it continues, then a charge of offensive behaviour is in order.
There are numerous things that can make a woman feel uncomfortable, such as staring at one licking your lips seductively, but to criminalize such would pass a Constitutional challenge here in the States, "Void for vagueness".
Actually wolf whistling is a compliment. I've never seen any guy wolf whistle to someone heavily obese or elderly. Not that there's people who don't like that sort of action.
I agree with this, especially for young girls. As soon as I had little breasts guys on the street starting hooting / whistling etc. I was only 11 yrs old, it did not feel flattering it was definitely scary. And the older I got the worse it was, when I was a teen I remember a car slowly rolling beside me and when I looked over the guy in it was rubbing himself. So gross. When I was 15 and in drivers education we were supposed to turn in assignments of diagrams of traffic signs at various intersections and I simply flunked all the assignments because there was no way I could comfortably go stand at a street corner to do the assignments.
Disagree, there is no crime here. Women like you and I have been the recipients of wolf whistles since we were teens, they can, and have been, easily ignored if needed. If there is vulgar or threatening comments or physical assault, that is a different story IMO.
Going back to the dark ages when I was a young mother and a teacher of adolescent girls, it was my duty to escort them to the local public swimming pool for their Summer sport afternoon program. There was a building site along the route and I was subjected to 'compliments' about my looks that were actually at the benign end of the scale. I was very embarrassed and it did not help me maintain my authority with the class.
God forbid you have a pet parrot near the window, they'll come and take you away in handcuffs, lol.
