Posted on 04/15/2015 10:37:15 AM PDT by nickcarraway
The nonprofit clothing company Feminist Apparel has taken their anti-catcalling message to the streets with a new campaign targeting neighborhoods in New York and Philadelphia. Along with the activist group Pussy Division, they're putting up signs all over the city that are splashed with messages like "NO CATCALLING ANYTIME" and "NO CATCALL ZONE."
Feminist Apparel funded the campaign by selling feminist-branded T-shirts with a similar message. Now, how do we get these plastered across every subway car?
MEOW! ... :-) ...
But what if I’ve lost my kitty?
Seriously, they should be worried more about cat-JUGGLING!!!
” “NO CATCALLING ANYTIME” and “NO CATCALL ZONE.”
Designed for,and to be worn exclusively by fat, ugly women who have never been hit on in their lives......
There are important concerns in life, worthy concerns that serious-minded people dedicate time, money, and effort to. This isn’t one of them.
Do people actually still cat call? It’s so 70s. Mostly 70s fiction. I don’t think I’ve ever heard one out in reality.
So, this really happens?
Does it only happen according to how women are dressed?
Does it happen to men?
Who is doing the catcalling?
Can they get arrested?
Hey (female dogs)! Put those signs up in towelhead countries and tell me what happens!
It can be terribly frightening.
Just preparation for ISIS taking over?
Only a group called Pussy Division could object to Catcalls.
Liberalism. (SMH)
I’ve lived on this planet more than 6 decades. In all that time, I honestly can’t recall a single cat call at any place or time other than on television.
(Not counting when my wife calls the kitties to dinner or when Jim calls the Viking Kitties to bring thunder on the unrepentant)
Or at least they did in the 90's when I worked downtown and had to walk past a construction site.
The first couple of times it bothered me. The third time I stopped, gave a curtsy, and said, "Thank you for the complement gentlemen but I am seeing someone." After that it got to be a game.
They would whistle (no more propositions), I would curtsy and say thank you but no and life would go on.
I was actually kind of sad when they told me they were finishing up and brought them a box of cookies on their last day.
Here kitty kitty ...
How nasty were the comments?
What do these people have against cats, anyway?
There were a couple who's comments would have made my hair curl if it hadn't been pinned down but they shut up after the first week.
I am not saying that every group would have been so nice. Maybe in the big city it would have been a lot raunchier but this was a small city or a big town depending on how you categorized it.
Me too, except, when I was young and would get a wolf whistle from construction workers. It was not threatening in any way, but it still was a little embarrassing.
I suspect it will be a cold day in hell when most of these feminazis will get a cat call. Maybe a woof woof.
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