sam_gordon
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So what's the magic number of how many people need to see you before it's not ok? Let's say she encountered 100 people on her trip that day. 50 of them talked among themselves commenting on her too short shorts. That's OK, but thousands commenting on them on the internet is bad? Where's the line? What if she wore those shorts to an University of Michigan football game? There's 100K+ people there.No one ever said that people don't make remarks or look or laugh at others. The difference is doing it in a private conversation with the people you are with and posting a very public picture with very public remarks.
Comparing apples to apples, would it be ok for dd and friend to follow some girl around the mall saying very loudly "you are dressed like a thotl" so that everyone in the mall hears it? Or for me to loudly announce in my office to some student that her clothes are too tight and follow her around all day so everyone hears it?
I don't see her as a victim either but I also can see that some opinions and remarks should not be made public.