it is a saying “Fuck her right in the pussy”. Google the start of it and how many women have had to deal with it when reporting.
Another reporter FHRITP'ed
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If you can't understand it, I'd suggest a hearing test appointment. I'm in my fifties and clearly understood what the POS yelled.
Like I said, It's a funny/not funny prank...there are too many problems in the world for women than this...there are really women who get sexually assaulted...if Waterloo Police can make effort to get to the bottom of this...then...good...if not...well? Krista is hot tho...
I guess I do need a hearing test...I didn't understand it the first few times I played it but now that it was told to me what was said, if I listen closely I can make it out.
NY post just picked it up...hopefully this prevents people from doing and not the opposite to program more people to do it.
While obviously immature; it's hilarious, people are too sensitive. She wasn't attacked or threatened, its a meme/a joke and she handled it poorly. But journalists struggle with actual news stories, so this becomes the focus. We still don't even know what she was reporting on.
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It’s not funny. It’s disrespectful to an individual and I’ll bet his mom would wash his mouth out with soap.
That's pretty much what happened in the video two posts above you. Not exactly a hot male reporter but the female anchors back at the studio desk thought it was funny none the less..
I don't think it's funny, but a police investigation, being put off enough to stop reporting, crying over it later, really?
Try being a politician, or a stripper, or anyone else who puts themselves out in public. Those people are going to hear rude, demeaning, and threatening stuff. It's part of the job to be able to deflect. If she can't deflect it, go behind the camera. Yes, it's on her to not be a public figure.
Try being a politician, or a stripper, or anyone else who puts themselves out in public. Those people are going to hear rude, demeaning, and threatening stuff. It's part of the job to be able to deflect. If she can't deflect it, go behind the camera. Yes, it's on her to not be a public figure.
Right! I forgot about that. I think it was a union thing. But, most companies could fire you for this sort of thing, because it would reflect poorly on them as an organization to have a misogynistic moron on the payroll.
Man who slapped female reporter's bottom on live TV arrested
Reporter Alex Bozarjian felt ‘violated, objectified’ by incident broadcast during Savannah running event
www.theguardian.com
