Beverly Jensen that's amazing. I wish all cases went that way.

Except the ones where the woman is lying.

And an MRA Incel shows up to share his tears. Lucky us.

Bradshaw learn how to read asshole. All cases should go the way of the truth where the wrong party is held accountable. Also there are so few cases where the victim is lying that it is an insignificant number compared to cases where they're not. Fuck off with that bullshit.

diana ibarra, if that number is between 2% and 10%, that is not an insignificant number! If you have numbers lower than that, please link them!

Oh man! That suuuuucks!! Who's going to protect the employees?

@@gloriamrales-king8606 No one. That's the way companies want it.

@@DimaRakesah Nice 😐

The why US Labour Law sucks! In my country the employer is liable by default in case of damages related to the employment. The employer had the burden of proof to prove otherwise because they have legal duty to care for their employees. US law are made to strengthen the strong and weaken the weak.

@@CBNL1987 Here it's basically assumed the average employee is a lazy moocher.

The men that believe that are definitely on the sociopath spectrum.

Notice the people so worried about it are conservatives.....no surprises there. Consent is not a thing they agree with.

You look EXACTLY like the dude who sexually assaulted my ex. You might be if that’s your real name. Typical male feminist

I complained about an immediate supervisor who would say sexually inappropriate things to me, and then deny my vacation requests as punishment for not engaging with him in his smarmy behavior. He did that with most of my male coworkers too, if they wouldn't "bro out" with him. He got mad that I needed to take a whole day off to go to court for my restraining order against my ex-husband. He was like, "Court isn't until nine." My schedule was 6am to 3pm. I was like, "That doesn't give me any time to get dressed and drive, find parking, etc" So he got all, "Why can't you come in when you're done?" "Because I don't know how long this will take!" I was at the courthouse until 5:30! His ex-wife has a restraining order on him for getting pervy with their young daughter. I lost that job because of him.

​@@lapislazarus8899 Jesus every sentence was worse than the last! Im so sorry that happened to you and hope that supervisor will, excuse my french, end up at the bottom of a lake

😂100%

It was a tip I heard a while ago and it really does work. It either shows who is trying to be offensive and so you know to avoid or otherwise deal with them, and who is making thoughtless comments and can learn that those kinds of comments are inappropriate.

That sounds incredibly frustrating, what a horrible person! I hope you find a job where you don't have to put up with any of this shit...

I think since in most cases, it’s a “dominant man” harassing a “submissive woman,” it’s hard for people to think or believe in cases where it’s the other way around. I’m glad you were able to share this experience, it must of been really difficult for you. I think we both need to stop men sexually harassing women, but also erase the disbelief about women harassing men.

And you should be able to receive the justice that so many other men and women deserve. Men aren't heard enough and I'm so sorry you had to go through this. I hope you get your justice ❤❤

I’m sorry

Jason Douglas I just posted about my husband's recent sexual harassment at work by a female. I know exactly what you mean. As little as people believe female accusers they *REALLY* don't believe male accusers.

Imagine youre a baby in a womb and someone's about to touch you with a vacuum.. does it still count?

Rich Law Oml I’m dying

Especially now, with the virus in place.

@Desperadox23 there's a disparity, sure, but men getting sexually harassed is by and far a less common issue, and one that will also be helped by measures to curb the problem for women

@Desperadox23 many people talk about how toxic masculinity harms men as well. In this case it's a double helping since TM also gets men mocked when they complain about it.

in another words: police should be able to search your hous at any point, after all you dont have anything to hide, right?

Riiiight??? Omg hearing that felt like such a triumphant moment 🏆

​@@olotocolo ah yes, because talking about a problem is the same as having your house raided

@@olotocoloyou are so dumb,how are you still alive

@@olotocolo In "another" words: Stop harassing women.

I can’t imagine how daunting that must’ve been. Almost as if the system was trying to set her up for failure from the start 🧐

​@@msushi98was Dr

Pp

Yeah of white is problem she can to West Africa and live in harmony

I’m old enough to remember her testifying in front of that panel. I remember her stating how she had found Mr. Thomas’ pubic hair in her Coke can and I was mortified for her. I knew that those men would rake her over the coals, which they did, but I believe she came out classier than that whole room.

No, he just reads from a script written by talented writers who have good understanding of contemporary issues and take the non controversial perspective of any issue.

@@vishusharma8566 Non controversial for the liberal side of the US political spectrum. It's still extremely controversial for the so called conservatives. And partially for actual leftists.

maja horvat Number 1: Fix your grammar. Number 2: If I can recall correctly, Sweden and Belgium are not dictatorships, and most modern communist countries have outright illegalized homosexuality and any media that appears to promote it.

@@majahorvat6279 Lay off the bath salts.

​@@majahorvat6279 You're obviously didn't benefit of much schooling / education, free or not. Why are you obsessed by other peoples sexuality and whom they chose to live together in freedom, with asocial and health security and even such controversy ideas like that a good schooling / tuition is free. it's huge factor for a good economy and taking care of each other is called SOCIAL NOT SOCIALIST and it prevents you of ending up in a homeless shelter with a family of 5, when loosing your job. Seeing nationalism and oppression of others and even fascism growing all over Europe again should worry us more than gay marriage. *And it was Sonny & Cher not Stevie*

*THIS* It is overused and never seems to change a person's perspective. Why do you have to imagine someone you know being a victim of harassment to be able to empathize? I think a shift in perspective would lead to better discussion/awareness about sexual harassment.

@@Dreamer12888 because that phrase actually comes from misogynists too lolol. It implies women as the object in relation to your fellowmen, not as people. I really think women and men need to start beating the shit up of this haters gang if they ever wanna respect. You've got empathic human beings and then you have people for which we have a penitentiary system in place. Some people just DON'T CARE about others unless it hurts them in the process

The phrase isn't the problem. Remember that. If you have a jerk who feels entitled to this kind of behaviour the thought is to get them to realize their victim IS a person - the Sister/Daughter part is to lean into it being a person the jerk actually has some respect for. It's saying what you're saying basically. The people who perpetuate this kind of jerk act could be self-centric, only caring about themselves. Or just think the person isn't someone they're gonna interact with much so what's the harm. Or they just won't face consequences so why not. I mean even presuming their mental state is guessing - each case is different. So again the phrase isn't a problem. The problem is the act. Changing the message for some nuance isn't gonna make it work more. It's just a phrase.

F

@@ItsJustBrenton While I'm annoyed at the fact, I still understand there's a reason it's the way it is. It's useful, but that doesn't mean I have to like it, I guess.

Anita Hill admitted to lying under oath at least 5 times and the morons in this comment section are acting like shes credible. Unreal. She lied, you morons. She lied about Clarence. The democrats tried the same thing on Brett Kavanaugh decades later. More lies. No evidence ever shown. Just witnesses with stories that were proven false with relative ease. This right here is exactly why we should NEVER 'believe all women' simply because they say a thing happened. They lie.

That and the fact that he's just a duck.

Even if nobody accuses him of sexual harassment. I am almost certain that he’s harassed a women at some point in his life. But he makes so much money for Fox News. They won’t fire him they would loose money.

Mhm

Taylor Tomlinson had a great quote: consent is a sound she makes, not a feeling you have

You can see this in so many facets of society. People who get irrationally angry or defensive at things that don't have anything to do with them in that moment (or shouldn't) seem to be the very people that do those things. It's a funny behavior and we all do it to some degree. We will project our own insecurities, guilts or problems in ways that others can notice if they just pay attention.

Indeed. It's a sad state of affairs when such a question is asked at all, and even worse when it is by a US Senator and then validated and discussed as a legitimate question in the media. Yet fun questions like that and more were asked during that hearing.

That was incredibly infuriating to hear him ask how she could allow it to go on. I was raped 3 weeks ago and my dad had the audacity to ask me how I could allow the man to get off scott free without reporting him. We don't have a good relationship.

but really how did they let it happen? it's USA you can buy a gun anywhere, take advantage of that law and just have a gun at all times.

@@Amber-sc9jp Perhaps he did ask that because he does not understand. Me myself, I have no idea how could I possibly let some guy rape more women by not reporting him. This very thought of "he could be raping another girl right now and tomorrow and the day after because I sit here and do nothing" would make me report him no doubt.

I could, like you want to pummel a face into a fine paste.

Yes! An experience like that makes one want to stay home forever.

And occasionally you get to see people's housepets. Everybody's day is automatically made because Fuzzball the Cat decided to wave his butt in front of the camera.

She was impressive. It's hard to imagine keeping that elegance in face of such a spectacle

I'd be happy to tell Orrin Hatch to go fuck himself on her behalf.

@@austinwilliams3448 Oh, was Biden there? I'm willing to give him some slack for what he did 28 years ago because he seems to have made a significant effort to improve. Trump hasn't even learned from stupidities he did last week.

@@austinwilliams3448 biden was probably the best behaved in the commitee, but he still comes out looking very bad. i guess he apologized, but he is still painfully unaware or unwilling to admit how hostile even he was (and allowed the other men to be especially) but hey at least his hair came back also i hope you have another reason because you voted for the guy openly bragging about sexually harrassing people and wanting to fuck his daughter, with whom he himself claims sex to be the thing they have "in common" and thats just some examples off the top of my head specifically fron last week tonight

Yes she’s a pretty cool lady I feel bad how badly they treated her back then

Funny is also we'll probably hear allegations against those people in the future because misconduct in the past is likely the reason they're sweating like pigs. Case in point: Tucker Carlson

@Baka Sussy not entirely accurate. Very few women will fake a report, but it does happen. And there are valid reasons to claim false rape. Example: Monetary gain, producing an alibi to another crime, revenge, mental illness (false memory syndrome). The idea that only men can be shitty monsters is diametrically opposed to the idea of equality. Sure there are women monsters that would do any of the above things. That beings said the more accurate statement is the rarity of these individuals. it's a very tiny percentage. I don't believe in the court of public opinion though and that's where a lot of these cases are being tried. So guilty men frame the narrative that "it could happen to you!" to scare average guys into being on their side. This issue requires criminal reform though, not public pile-ons, because every time someone is found to be innocent it just gives the shitty monsters of men more ammo against legitimate crimes.

Exactly

Kinda, but still not the same, they are only afraid of their bad actions getting caught.

Not really. Women and girls are afraid to be alone with men because they could be assaulted Men are afraid to get an allegation… The two are not the same

Just saw her Netflix special. She's good

@Jibrail Nor I like the sentiment, but in all honesty it seems wildly impractical. I've NEVER asked a girl "Can I kiss you?" or "Can I fuck you?" I can't imagine how awkward it would be to do so. Of course, I'm not talking about workplace intimacy here. I've only ever once dated a girl I worked with and that ended badly (she was fired for stealing ~$1,000- from the till, which put a strain on our relationship). But if we're talking about consent, rather than workplace harassment, then I firmly promote/ endorse _Implied Consent_ in place of overt/ express consent. But then again, maybe I've just been lucky? Maybe I'm sexy enough that any advances I've made on girls were never unwanted advances - I can't be certain. I like to think that I'm perceptive enough that if she wasn't into me, that I'd recognise her unwillingness before making any unwanted advances. Hells, there was this one girl, she came into the bar I was working in and we started chatting. In conversation, I told her quite honestly that- like my friend who we'd recently discussed- I was a sleaze. That I'd seduce her, fuck her and never bother calling her again. She refused to believe it, went home with me and still fucked me for 8 of the 10 hours between my shifts at works. I spent the next two weeks diligently avoiding her until the day before she left to go on holidays overseas. The only question I ever really asked her was "Can I make you a coffee/ would you like a coffee?" (although I did make that coffee, we never drank any of it). I guess my point is: _"Consent is a sound she makes..."_ if by _'sound she makes'_ you're also including sighs/ moans/ non-verbal indications of appreciation, then I wholeheartedly agree!!! If, however, the implication of _'sound she makes'_ = verbal affirmation (ie: 'yes, you can kiss me/ fuck me/ lick my nose/ jizz on my armpit'), then I vehemently oppose this notion, as it shatters any kind of intimate mood and makes it feel like we're both kindergarteners playing doctor...

Razar Campbell I’m only really responded to one bit (so sorry if this comes off ignorant) but in fairness, as a young woman, ‘can I kiss you’ is something I here more often than not hearing it in media nowadays, and it’s ingrained into fan fiction culture. So for me, I’d be a little weirded out not to be asked, unless the progression was very natural and we were both thinking the same thing pretty obviously. Maybe it’s a generational difference though, and unless I was forcefully kissed against my will and it intimidated me - I don’t think I would be upset about someone getting the wrong signals and kissing me, and stopping once they realised.

@@Raz.C bruh if you really think getting explicit consent is awkward then you need to gain a little maturity... Yeah you can get consent by VERY obvious physical reciprocation of actions, but if there is any gray area, you NEED to ask. If you think asking is awkward, think how awkward it will be when someone twlls you they felt pressured in to doing someyhing they didnt want to because you were too aggressive and they felt unable to say no. Now THAT would be awkward.

@@jasonsimmons4319 So much this! In the forever wise words of my mother - If you're too immature and uncomfortable to talk about it, you shouldn't be doing it.

I noticed she often didn't give him direct answers, instead helped guide him to come up with the conclusions on his own. That I feel is the best way to get someone to absorb what your point is.

oH BLOW ME!! SHE S A N ASSHOLE. SHE WAS A SHITTY INVESTIGATOR,THERE WERE CIGARETTE PACK SHAPED RECORDERS AT THE TIME SHE COULDVE RECORDED HIM & SHE DIDNT HAVE THE BRAINS TO DO IT

Yes Valancy. I wish I had the same courage when I worked at a giant fortune 100 company. Software companies are notorious for harassment. I wrote about it here: thriveglobal.com/stories/how-i-have-empowered-myself-to-thrive/

She came across as extremely kind, despite being at the receiving end of injustice. Felt humbled by her.

Interesting thought, I didn't notice the tone. I just saw her as poised, intelligent and impressive. I'll have to watch it again.

Spent 8 years in clothing retail, and YES THIS. Had a man old enough to be my father follow me around leering at me, so I finally got exasperated and asked him "Sir, is there anything I can help you find?" His counterpart (older white lady, also about parental age compared to me, I think she was his wife but I don't want to assume) was out of earshot, so he stared me up and down and said "I see all I want in here" so I'm trying hard not to barf and I just kinda go "Uh... you couldn't afford me tee hee" like in a half-jokey way so hopefully he wouldn't either go to my manager or actually hit me. (This is Georgia, men go right straight to hitting REAL quick.) He bows up at me like he's GOING to hit me and goes "I can afford anything I want!" He waited until the end of my shift and I had to summon security to ensure he didn't follow me to my car. Again, this is Georgia, so he was probably conceal-carrying.

@@annareads1532thats so horrible my god. The audacity of this guy is astounding, I hope the security guy understood your situation

Anita Hill admitted to lying under oath at least 5 times and the morons in this comment section are acting like shes credible. Unreal. She lied, you morons. She lied about Clarence. The democrats tried the same thing on Brett Kavanaugh decades later. More lies. No evidence ever shown. Just witnesses with stories that were proven false with relative ease. This right here is exactly why we should NEVER 'believe all women' simply because they say a thing happened. They lie.

Everytime you work.....where do you work, a strip club. If this happens daily you should look forward to yelling at them and getting fired. Leave that workplace today.....how do you even consider staying and enduring that, by not saying something everytime it happens you are "silently" giving the harassers you're consent to continue the bad behavior. In reality you are part of you're particular problem as well here

Amen!

Or just go for a hand shake.

Or better yet, don't do it.

why do you even need to touch the people you work with? like, if they want a hug, maybe they can ask for one? so weird when people go around assuming others are interested in physical contact with them

For real! Recently, I (F) got a sticker from a friend to put on my laptop, and I literally jumped up with joy! I wanted to hug her because this was really sweet, but I asked first. I'm neurodivergent, so I know some people just aren't comfortable with physical contact, and that's okay too. TL;DR: fucking ask before you hug someone that isn't a family member you cretins /hj

That is very true, John Oliver is phenomenal! What other white grown up man would speak out so decently and courageously for women's rights? I am very impressed!

it's a style that makes heavy topics easier for people to watchm this is why he throws in a few jokes and one or two super bizarre and random statements that aren't necessarily funny but 100% distract the viewer to avoid a negative experience. he does it really well because it flows. usually you would notice this

I use some of his videos in my college writing course, because he and his writing staff build their argument so methodically and with such solid support that it's unassailable.

It was a seven mississip-

Kasper Him and his writing team.

Bangi vipi

@SINGLE Prawn I want to be clear you're suggesting to not believe women?

@SINGLE Prawn Why is it people like you only care about "believing" and "listening" to people who are convenient for your politics?

@Herb Tenderson Funny, because I didn't herbie

Yo momma

Bacons Strip You also apparently have a wife and are a superhuman with some mad arm wrestling skills. You're sounding more and more like a 19 year old basement dweller with every comment.

But if the man is in a position of power over the woman, he shouldn't be asking her out at all...that's textbook workplace harassment.

I. Wynn Wynn Unfortunately, neither of those is common enough.

@@ncorp2668 that policy is super strict in the military. Fraternization can even include living with one of your friends that's in the same unit. My favorite line from our information packet for drill was "this is a workplace, not a dating platform". It's not just about men having power over women, especially since I'm outranked by a lot of them

@George xeno there's a line between being able to say whatever you want and being professional. Tact is a good skill to have and a lot of workplaces are able to fire you at their discretion, including if you have an unprofessional attitude or a tendency to not take work seriously, so there doesn't even need to be a law anyways. Just leave it to the business to decide it's environment

I am sorry that happened to you and how they reacted.

@@VanessaAbeyawardena thank you

Yes, I think in general the victims of sexual harassment wether male or female are put down and discouraged from speaking out. If you’re a woman then you’re “that girl” you’re “too sensitive” and you’re accused of false allegations. If you’re a man, you’re seen as weak, you’re told it’s not possible for a woman to harass or rape a man and you’re not believed because it “can’t happen”

@@nerd2219 then there is a class of both men and women who tell you to "give it a try" and want gossips.

@@zainaman710 Woah 'give it a try'? I've never heard of that

Well, no. The reason they're afraid is because a false accusation could get them fired or land them in legal trouble. I'm not saying most accusations are false, I imagine the vast majority are true. But it's still something a man has to be aware of.

Imagine being falsely accused of sexual harassment by a woman just because you didn't caved into her demands.

RJ3054, given the massive number of accusations it took to finally be believed enough to result in consequences for all the men featured in this episode. One accusation results in zilch for almost every single report of harassment. Hell, only about 20% of rapes even result in a serious investigation and even fewer result in charges or a conviction! The odds are minuscule that anyone would be falsely accused of harassment, and the odds are astronomically NOT in favor of the accuser to see any form of punishment of the accused. If you're afraid to be around women for fear of being accused, it's time to look at yourself in the mirror and ask what it is in your own behavior and actions that you're so sure you'll be accused. Then simply stop those behaviors, and you'll be fine! If you wouldn't say it to your mom/sister/dad/son, don't say it to any woman you're working with. If you WOULD say those things to your family member, well, you have bigger problems that need a therapist to sort out.

@@eileene.5870 You don't get it. No matter how small the chance of a false accusation it's still a concern that any man has to bear in mind. They can have done nothing wrong in the slightest and still have their life ruined. The stats on rapes and sexual assualts actually being investigated are generally appalling. But they don't change the concern men have of being falsely accused. Lastly I never said I was concerned. I simply tried to explain to the OP why it's a concern.

@@chloee_p I must have missed the part where I said that being concerned for ones safety wasn't okay. If a women doesn't want to be alone with a man for fear for her safety that's fine. It's her choice. Just as it's a man's choice not to risk his life being ruined by a false accusation.

i don't particularly like that sentence, in an idyllic world, yes .. bystanders should act, but in many cases most people are socially unable to for whatever reason, instead of blaming them, lets solve the issue at the root instead, throwing blame around is more harmful than helpful, i'd just punish the offender harshly to statuate an example that such behaviour is unacceptable and compel them to cease or face the ramifications.. but that can only come from a person with a stronger power-position than the offender, because you run the risk of harming your own life if you are not in a strong power-position, while it might be the right thing to do, most people don't want to take that risk... and i fully understand it, i don't agree with it, but i get it. if *i* spot anyone doing something inappropriate, you can bet your damn socks i will let them know what they just did is unacceptable, regardless of gender, "race" (we're all humans), or social standing.

@@spanningset9568 I don't defend them, I say I understand...

Anita Hill admitted to lying under oath at least 5 times and the morons in this comment section are acting like shes credible. Unreal. She lied, you morons. She lied about Clarence. The democrats tried the same thing on Brett Kavanaugh decades later. More lies. No evidence ever shown. Just witnesses with stories that were proven false with relative ease. This right here is exactly why we should NEVER 'believe all women' simply because they say a thing happened. They lie.

​@BlueberryWizard remember when an elderly asian woman was brutally beaten and the men who wouldn't let her into their establishment because they were scared were charged for that. So yes that statement is true regardless of their fear. People hurt each other all the time because of ignorance, it doesn't change the fact that in their ignorance they still harmed someone.

Great move. Next time if he repeats or someone else does, try to jab a sharp pencil/pen or a pin 😂

Maybe you stink and he was making fun of you? Just kidding, you're a victim, sue for 50 million.

This is why my daughter will know how to throw a good throat punch/nut stomp combo.

Right on. I hate hearing how people have to play pseudo-polite to get creeps to back off, but at least it worked. Hope the next target managed as well.

This story has such a good ending. Huge respect for you for standing up for yourself.

I agree and, I think after interviewing Anita Hill, he learned a lesson that will stick with him. He's a good person.

I was so impressed by his interviewing skills and his honesty.

laura duran g

Yeah, he got really real for a second there and I really respect him for that.

Good point. You remind me of Jimmy Kimmel as an example. He would (and does) act like he's all progressive and shamed the scandalized during the #metoo movement. But if you google his old shows, the whole point was him treating women in a demeaning and sexualized manner! Taking them lingerie shopping and to bikini trampoline contests etc. At least John Oliver (and others too, perhaps Matt Damon and Liam Neeson) are honest and consistent, even if they're not perfect or blameless.

That character is really similar to philosophy tube’s arsonist

Or "did you look conspicuously wealthy?" (Tracey Ullman)

(Cries in Grenfell Tower)

We wouldn't have to question this shit if Sarah didn't make fake rape claims getting poor little timmy arrested for no reason.

this is a valid question, so bad example

lmao good one

lol

I was just thinking that 😂

Ah man, I'm dying at this. For real, I can't breathe.

Yeeeaahh.. but... hand washing has always been considered... ya know... good. (sincerely, your 600th like)

It also showed that men and women are also wired differently which will no doubt effect the debate. When Anita asked John what he would do if he saw someone harassing a female colleague in the workplace, his instinct would be to confront the abuser while Anita said he should probably comfort and support the victim. Neither is necessarily wrong, I think that’s just how men and women respond to things differently. Only problem with the former is that if the perpetrator is higher up the pecking order than you, it’s not exactly easy to tell them they’re out of line without jeopardising your own reputation and prospects. If you’re the same level, you can usually be a lot more honest.

@@cobbler9113 Sometimes you have to prioritise justice over getting a promotion. I don't think that's an example of men and women being wired differently - I'm a woman who has been sexually assaulted and I would do both in that scenario (although I would probably say something more harsh than "that was kinda creepy my guy").

She testified bravely and honestly in the '90s, too. I know. I watched it on TV at the time.

@@cobbler9113 she said he should be ashamed he didn't confront the harasser, she added that treating the harassed woman as a fellow human being was also ok lolol

True but i feel it should also be assumed the importance to support men who stand up against disrespect because let's face it, emancipation is twofold and frankly he could lose his job as easily. Until we work on this issues together we won't move forward, i think

This ideology is literally the predominant mindset of my country.

and then drew's "..huh?' lolol

This is the clearest definition of harassment.

It isn’t always like this because they don’t always feel comfortable saying that

Ah ok, so if I said ' hey please stop making incredibly vague and simplistic comments on youtube' and you continued then you're 'guilty'. Seems pretty straightforward.

Michael C Wtf? Did you really think about what you were saying before typing it? That had to be the dumbest argument I have ever heard. This is real simple, but I guess I'll have to talk (type) slow so you get all of it. Leave👏🏼her👏🏼alone👏🏼if👏🏼she👏🏼says👏🏼no👏🏼

@@AmbyJeans That's much more clear and obvious.

And cops can search your home because you've got nothing to hide

We need more people to be compassionate and understanding towards the victims of sexual assault regardless of gender. Best of wishes to you.

I'm sorry to hear that Drako, and equally sorry that John (whose segments I usually enjoy very much) just ended up continuing the narrative that sexual misconduct is something that happens exclusively by men against women. The seeming inability of our Western society to look at the problem in its entirety but rather just focusing on women harassed by men has annoyed me no-end for some time now; I can only imagine how it must be for someone who's actually been a non-female victim on three occassions. The world needs to hear stories like yours, and I'm happy that you've got the strength to tell them. Stay strong!

Stay strong friend

Does not matter. You are a man. You obviously can't be a victim, they say.

Rishare hraje The sad truth of it.

yes! i wish more people would understand that if people didn’t react so defensively to the claim that they made someone uncomfortable and instead blame the person for being uncomfortable that a lot of these things wouldn’t have to be public. if you learned that you made someone uncomfortable, maybe make an effort to change your behaviour. it’s very simple. no wonder people feel the need to come out publicly about sexual harassment if there is no change when it is handled privately.

@@halifaxverbeck7098 Exactly! I remember as a kid, I would get really nervous around people who gave off creeper vibes, but my parents always told me I was rude for being quiet and shy to them. So this always gave me the impression that if someone makes you uncomfortable, don't let them know. As an adult, I say no to all that b.s. It was that type of "ignore it and pretend it's not there" mentality that led to my being raped. I was uncomfortable, but because of the twisted crap my parents hammered in my head I didnt get up and leave, while my sister was in the bedroom with her boyfriend. So, after that day I don't care how rude I am, I call out bad behavior. It is a person's actions that make someone respond, so if someone is not responding as expected evaluate your actions. As simple as that.

I think the point is that if you hug someone you open themselves up for a lawsuit. There are psychopaths in both genders who try and use people for their own ends and abuse their power. I get your point though.

@@XTYWIZZ good point

@@XTYWIZZ but the point is you cannot just randomly hig a person like he is taking about. Problem give off vibes and signals telling others when it is ok or not, and if h you dont someone well enough to tell you shouldn't be hugging them.

Yes. Imagine the fearsome homosexuals treating you how you treat women. WTF is this comment, a flashback to 1970?

​@@mnschoena more charitable take on OP's comment would be "Imagine receiving unwanted sexual attention from someone you have no sexual interest in." Hopefully it was just poorly worded, and not homophobic. Never attribute to malice what can be attributed to ignorance.

Isn't it funny that simply inverting the scenario doesn't work? "How would you feel if a woman made unsolicited sexual advances on you?" is seen as a near-universally positive experience by men that simply reversing the scenario of them harassing women doesn't work as an empathy exercise. Shit is wild.

​@@tinfoilslacks3750living in a world where nobody wants to hug you is kinda rough for many men.

I've been binge watching this show over the past week, and I'm really impressed that he's gotten interviews with Ed Snowden, Anita Hill, and Monica Lewinsky. And in every interview, he proves exactly why he gets these amazing interviews. He reads the room, he draws people out in a way that's respectful, sweetly self-deprecating, and designed in a way that elicits engaging responses from his interviewees. I think it really helps that he doesn't drag people out in front a live audience, and instead sets up a quiet neutral space.

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He is GENUINE and SINCERE. That's why he's so good at his job.

There is no evidence against Clarence Thomas just like there was no evidence when the democrats tried the same thing 25 years later against Brett Kavanaugh. Everyone knows just the accusation is enough to ruin someone. Fortunately some are capable of withstanding that garbage. You are a joke and so is the democratic party.

College professor. A+1 levels of composure are necessary.

Human robot?

on the other hand when she says "they are not good with numbers" Olivers laugh is so cute

Because that's how deadpan delivery can be received

Because she was trained as a litigator. She has to have a really good poker face.

Jacob Price yeah but John didn’t show that Democrats like joe Biden were also grilling hill. Because John is a biased leftist

if the question becomes: "Did that cross the line?" you can be damn sure it was crossing the line! If that question has to be asked you went so far that you realized the other person felt uncomfortable which means their discomfort was showing so obviously you noticed.

@@Jay-om8gr Duh. That's obvious, everyone has a bias. I'm sure you don't complain watching biased conservatives.

Μουσική Είναι Ζωή you shouldn’t speak in such definitive terms when you don’t know what tf you’re talking about kid. I’m not a rep. I’m an independent disgusted with the reps AND y’all dems.

Shad Weird, I don’t see them saying they’re democrats anywhere. Maybe you’re just a hypocrite making the same assumptions you just criticized them for?

Retail managers are the worst, I am glad he was professional.

Just simply happy for the fact that u were treated with respect and dignity and fairness. Lucky for you to have a nice boss. Hope every other working woman on earth can be treated that way when they get harassed in their work.

retail and resturants i find are the worse places at actually addressing this issue, which is shity considering the employment rate for those industries. Almost everyone has had job in retail or some form of food and yet they aren't protected the way they should be. It was only when i moved to San Diego that i realized how bad my home state i moved from , South Carolina was a dealing with this issue in all industries not just service. California has some of the most amazing laws to protect their enerty level workforce

@@richlaw5136 hahaha! Right. Wish guys would get that memo.

@@SadisticSenpai61 i dont think you have anything to worry about, sweety

sHES REALLY ODD LOOKING HER UPPER LIP DOESNT MOVE,,SHE NEVER LOOKED LIKE SHE WAS TELLING THE TRUTH, SHE MAY HAVE BEEN MAD THAT A BLACK MAN PASSED OVER HER FOR A WHITE WOMAN,,AS HIS WIFE

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@Matthew Watros I was very lucky to be in the sort of crowd that *instantly* shut down that talk whenever it occurred, but it wasn't exactly the popular crowd. There's no easy way to handle it but taking the high road will certainly make sure you know that *you did the right thing.* Plus, being responsible is a great way to make the sort of friends you'll keep, of any gender... but also high school is sort of the worst, so I'm not sure how much of this is practicable. Only you know what you're able to do.

​@Matthew Watros Not a problem, you're very welcome. Best of luck!

I think we all agree with equal rights and workplace harrasment. What I'm afraid of is that what Anita and the rest of the Democrats want is Sexual harassment rules where men are guilty until proven guilty because women must always be believed even without evidence, and also because they do not want to clearly defined what is sexual harrasment and they just want to call it "whatever makes a woman uncomfortable" which is incredibly subjective which can mean ANYTHING which again is against any logic and the way modern laws are written that should be impartial... Basically Democrats are sexist because the law judges people based on sex and one side și assumed guilty from the start.

man, i found this super beta. you get a letter and instead of going to her and talking about it like adults you go and tell on her. i just dont get it. why? you tell her "no GTFO you old whore" and that should be the end of it. and now you angry that mommy didnt do anything about it. FFS

Steven, I'm sorry that the first response to your comment was in such poor taste. There is a protocol for what happened to you and you followed it. It truly sucks that nothing happened from there, it kinda shows that your company doesn't care about its employees and that's too bad. I hope you've found a better place to work. Also... know that someone who calls another human being a "beta" has some things to work out on their end.

AND YOUR COMMENT PROVES THAT IT CAN ALSO HAPPEN TO MEN! THANK YOU

I'm not concerned about ardonis99's comments. When you've never had a professional job, you don't understand the environment or understand how to handle situations.

Osama Anwar You seem nice.

@@abdulrahmanalenezi6068 yeah, let's give the harassers some credit for being scared to sexually harass people instead of addressing the fact that you shouldn't have to be scared that you might actually sexually harass someone. I mean, I go through my life every day and find it extraordinarily easy not to sexually harass someone. Its not really a thing to be afraid of unless you are going to do it, and if you are, that is an entirely different problem that we should be addressing, not defending.

@@abdulrahmanalenezi6068 this is one of the worst comments on the internet but especially the part about people having ptsd about losing their jobs, I mean jfc dude do you even know what ptsd is??

@@einfisch3891 the problem isn't that he was afraid to commit serial harassment, the problem was that he was worried his actions would be taken as harassment. For example, I think it is pretty normal to compliment people, man or woman, and exchange friendly touches like pats on the shoulder. I'm more reserved in this, but I know people who do this often, and not as a way to attack women. However, someone who is uncomfortable with it might come forward with a case or complain to hr instead of just simply telling him. I'm not trying to insist that it's a common problem or a larger one than harassment itself, but from that frame of reference it makes a little bit more sense for him to be wary. The logic is if you just stay away from them entirely then you won't have a problem (which was why that other guy wouldnt hire that woman), and that's the opposite direction we want to go. Both should feel comfortable around each other. Putting each other into separate groups to avoid misconduct is a step backwards

@Lzb Lmvm ugh, women afraid of being sexually assaulted, ugh such feminists.

Alright... So, I have autism. One of the things about autism is that you miss social cues. Like, when I'm talking, I don't notice others hints that it's time for me to stop. When I'm listening, I don't notice the hints that it's time for me to respond. These are things that others tell me are obvious. They're not obvious *to me*. I am *terrified* that something... *anything* I say/do will be misinterpreted *in general*. It's already happened so many times before. I've said things that are normally considered inappropriate (mostly jokes about death, I understand *now* that they're innapropriate) without knowing that they were. These are things that I just don't get (but I'm getting better). I'm terrified that something I say/do will be misinterpreted as sexual harassment. I'm scared because, as a person, I *hate* when others are uncomfortable. To accidentally make someone uncomfortable is a horrendous thought to me. And, worse, to accidentally make someone uncomfortable *and* be accused of doing it on purpose? To have no one believe that it was an accident? That is *literally* what I have nightmares about (usually other misunderstandings, but it still applies). I'm not scarred of hiring someone I'm attracted to. I'm mature enough to treat them the same as anyone else. I'm scared of missing a social cue. I'm scared of miss reading the atmosphere. And I'm scared of being accused of doing it on purpose.

Exactly! I thought about this every time he did such a serious and sensitive interview, and it's such a fine line, between staying true to your comedy format and being an insensitive jerk. And at least for my tastes, he never went to the wrong side of that, which I consider quite an achievement.

He's great at being self-deprecating in his humor, which puts others at ease, even when discussing a delicate subject. It's a very British thing.

Əbu Zörğhanürr At-Türkməni we get it man, you’re an incel

@Əbu Zörğhanürr At-Türkməni I mean I didn't @ you specifically so it really doesn't matter.

Wait so if she’s drunk even she says yes there is no consent?

@Əbu Zörğhanürr At-Türkməni I mean the entire purpose of the comment section is to express any ideas you have on the video or related topicsand potentially discuss them with the other viewers. That's not really the sort of thing that requires initial prompting. The fact that the comment section is open is all the permission I need to express my viewpoint.

@Əbu Zörğhanürr At-Türkməni Did I ask?

There's nothing wrong with wanting to have sex with women. That's not bad intentions, that's good intentions.

If you're trying to have sex with a women and dont know if you have consent, you're doing it wrong.

You are right I spent the past ten minutes maybe to justify me asking for where the line is and finding no way to put it into words because I always came to the conclusion that I know already not to do a lot of shitty things towards women like comment about them sexually or touch them without their consent like a hug or even a handshake. So yeah all I can say is I want to help solve this issue because I know sexual harassment is wrong and I believe in doing the right thing first and foremost.

@@goul7712 Yeah, if it's not in writing, you're a convicted sex-offender. That's basic universal knowledge. Any guy who asks questions is also a registered molester. #Feminism

@@Toneill029 It's illegal to not know where the line is. That definitely means you assaulted the line and all women everywhere. You need to be locked up for your violent crimes.

I usually refuse to work woth women in context where I may stay alone with them or simply need to be close to them. The reason is that I would not like some woman to fuck up my career by falsely accusing me. I don't care what other people think, my reputation comes first

@@pokoirlyase5931 wow... you're kind of a shitty co-worker, huh?

@@anamantelo7832 no he is not. He just wants to keep his job....

@@20mike20ify Women aren't out to get him. And if you think they are out to get you, maybe you should reevaluate yourself.

Pokoirl YaSe As Anita Hill said, only harassers have any reason to worry about accusations.

@@sguraya7223 lol keep defending sexual assault era Ked

@@sguraya7223 lol ok ked

There is no evidence against Clarence Thomas just like there was no evidence when the democrats tried the same thing 25 years later against Brett Kavanaugh. Everyone knows just the accusation is enough to ruin someone. Fortunately some are capable of withstanding that garbage. You are a joke and so is the democratic party.

@@sguraya7223 Odd, I didn't even know someone could deny it. There's an argument about whether it matters or not, but nobody seriously denies that they did it.

@@Aethelia Really? I've not come across any evidence that they did it, do you have any?

Right?! Just watch her being grilled. She stayed cool and level-headed even when being attacked. She is so incredibly strong. I'd have crumbled under that interrogation, and I don't think I could have been calm in an interview even after so many years. She's #innerstrengthgoals in my opinion.

Meninism_101 I'm sorry your family failed you in the empathy department, but do not underestimate the damage that sexual harassment can leave on someone. Especially if it involved physical harm/rape and you have never experienced such.

I agree. Their behaviours have been normalised too. That's why they get angry when people call them out

"SUDDENLY, stabbing people isn't OK anymore! It's all so confusing! I'm so scared people will accuse me of assaulting them that I don't think I can work with toddlers anymore.😢 Woe is me, the true victim!"

Nathan Levinton I’m surprised this doesn’t have more likes... this was sick burn on top of another sick burn.

TheFangirlGeek01 Yes! I literally said, “Maybe don’t harass people?” when I heard that line!

“Don’t say hello to a woman or ask her out because now that’s considered harassment?????”

Sharon Jensen That kind of makes sense actually! Thanks!

no, "grab them by the pussy"

Its like always sunny

Anita Hill admitted to lying under oath at least 5 times and the morons in this comment section are acting like shes credible. Unreal. She lied, you morons. She lied about Clarence. The democrats tried the same thing on Brett Kavanaugh decades later. More lies. No evidence ever shown. Just witnesses with stories that were proven false with relative ease. This right here is exactly why we should NEVER 'believe all women' simply because they say a thing happened. They lie.

Frankie Vegas, a good rule of thumb is to only ask once. If she's just playing hard to get, that's her problem.

There was a guy at my work who literally hit on everyone. Eventually you nail the desperate one and they say yes even if 30 others say no. Part of the issue is these tactics work as often as they don't. It's not like these creepy guys running around are all virgins. People just don't call them on their shit as often as they need to.

I was working in a big corporation, there was a management position open, I apply for it, a female coworker apply for it too... she decided to make allegations on me, all of the sudden I was not longer eligible for the position. So... education and years of experience meant nothing anymore... I never asked for her number, I never called her, I never invited her to coffee, I never had any romantic interest on her... but thanks for you advice in how not to get accused of harassment... talk to me again the day you have something that is worth something and a woman wants it... I am now working on trying to put together my own business... guess what mistakes I am not planing to expose myself to? You and John Oliver can be as dismissive as you please, but still... if it is my company I will hire only people I feel safe to have around.

Steven Pinker gave a good explanation of this differentiating between direct and indirect communication. He says men prefer to communicate directly clearly stating what they want "Would you like to go to a movie this weekend?" women prefer indirect communication with an emphasis on saving face "I can't this weekend, I have a friend's birthday party to go to." this leads to men thinking there is still a chance. Some men might realize that she is making up an excuse because she's not interested but a large number of males just think she is busy that weekend and try again next weekend.

@@Figgy20000 On the flip side there are plenty of women who like the assertive males and they even write a bunch of books and make movies about it. I have been told many times that I am too considerate and that I should just take what I want, by women. Remember they own the Harlequin Romance industry and I think you'd be hard-pressed to find one novel in that category that doesn't showcase sexually assertive male behaviour. It seems to be what women want regardless of how much they complain about it.

i never noticed this and i will forever thank you for pointing it out

I can’t help but wonder how many of those conservatives who back then branded Anita Hill a race traitor for speaking out against ONE black man also unironically praise Candace fucking Owens for regularly attacking the Black Lives Matter movement.

@@Sanguiluna I never really thought about this, but you’re dead spot on.

Ugh, I'm really sorry that's what you're having to deal with. Have things gotten better in the past two years?

I was 7 years old and (similar household) my dad had invited a fellow visual artist to the house for a night of dinner and sketching and hanging out, and my dad, my mom, my little sister and his recently-made acquaintance all sat in the family room while the hearings played on CNN in the background. Our guest, upon watching Thomas speak, frankly expressed a droll one-liner opinion of him, and I’ll never forget how much of a party-ending, record scratch moment it was. I think my dad turned a new shade of yellow-green and everything got frighteningly quiet. Believe it or not, our rationally minded new friend was not invited back.

Anita Hill admitted to lying under oath at least 5 times and the morons in this comment section are acting like shes credible. Unreal. She lied, you morons. She lied about Clarence. The democrats tried the same thing on Brett Kavanaugh decades later. More lies. No evidence ever shown. Just witnesses with stories that were proven false with relative ease. This right here is exactly why we should NEVER 'believe all women' simply because they say a thing happened. They lie.

And John Oliver was nicely dressed and his look was very natural. But he would be prettier if he smiled more.

And she’s a professor now, so she’s literally teaching classes. She’s such a hero.

She so is. Props.

She's a liar and the american people know she lied. There's actual proof showing she lied.

The list of all episodes of Last Week Tonight is essentially a sad long list of American issues that neither Republican politician, nor a single ESTABLISHMENT Democrat will EVER even try to touch. *Neither Kamala Harris, nor Joe Biden, nor Pete Butigeg, nor Beto O'Rourke WILL EVER DO JACK SHIT about ANY of these hundreds of pressing issues.* In the end making a buck will be more important than a planet to survive on, more important than justice, more important THAN LIFE ITSELF.

Add a "no exposing of private areas" and a "no coercing others to touch or expose".

@@joelproko Honestly, you could probably narrow it down to "unless they've said of their own free will that it's okay to do/say something of a sexual nature, just assume that it's not".

I feel like that should be obvious, but I've learn that America seems to have problems grasping the obvious.

If little kids can understand it, so can adults

@@friedman01 Then why do we refuse to?

There is no evidence against Clarence Thomas just like there was no evidence when the democrats tried the same thing 25 years later against Brett Kavanaugh. Everyone knows just the accusation is enough to ruin someone. Fortunately some are capable of withstanding that garbage. You are a joke and so is the democratic party.

Travis Thott Preach!🙏

Travis Thott Words of wisdom right there

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We eat more avocado than we should be eating.

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