This video makes an important societal point in a very funny way.
Unfortunately, in order to maintain my PG rating for this blog, I was forced to delete the most offensive profanity from the vid. There are still a couple of mildly offensive words, but nothing you do not hear on network television every day.
3 comments:
I have to admit I sometimes feel nervous if I am in an elevator alone and a strange man gets on. His race wouldn't matter either way to me, though. I think it is just because I have heard so much about women who are attacked and elevators can make you feel a bit trapped with no escape. I feel this way more so if I am in a big city, though. I don't feel it so much here in my hometown, although that kind of thing can happen anywhere.
You got it Daisy. I doubt very much if there is much racism involved. Women naturally feel trapped in a small enclosure regardless of the man's race. If he looks tough and white, she will probably be more careful than if he were well dressed and African-American.
That was funny, can you send me a link for the uncut version. And hey I am 6' tall at 210 lbs, and I feel wierd getting on an elevator in this world, someone might want to kick my ass and I am no fihter. Strictly lover, of WOMEN of course!!
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