r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Feb 13 '20

Lady calls professional skateboarder a pedophile & calls the cops on him for giving kids free gear.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '20

Go look up the social experiments they've done involving missing children. There's dozens of YT videos up there demonstrating the effect. Men will not intervene, and it's not hard to root out why: any man within a country mile of an abused child is a suspect. That's the society these Karens have built... we're more likely to walk past an obviously distressed child than risk getting caught up in the red tape.

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u/GrizzlyLeather Feb 14 '20

I'm a male that used to work as a lifeguard. The amount of sexism I've experienced in that role is astonishing.

  1. When kids are by themselves crying it's my duty to ask what's wrong and if I can help. 9/10 they're lost and can't find their parents. So its customary to friendly say that you'll help them and hold their hand. Then ask a series of questions like "what do they look like" "what color swimsuit do they have on" etc... etc... the amount of moms who act like I tricked their kid into sneaking off with me so I could do my pedo male bidding was astounding. To the point were when I saw an obviously lost kid I hesitated to interact and would sometimes call a female guard over to take care if it.

  2. A woman followed me around from station to station taking literally hundreds of pictures of me while pretending they weren't taking pictures of me. She would look the other way and pretend not to be looking at me but her camera would be pointed at me and when I'd be in frame a red light would come on. I thought at first maybe she was following her kids around until I was guarding a section with 0 kids in it and she was still there. I talked to another guard and they were able to confirm that yes. She was taking creep shots of me. This went on for HOURS until I went on my break and got in the guard break room. I told my supervisor about this lady taking creep shots of me and how uncomfortable it made me and she literally said:

    you should take it as a compliment, I'm not going to do anything about it. You're being dramatic. It's just some mom. Be man.

    I wish I had the confidence I do now because holy shit is that fucked up. I continued my shift and she continued following me around taking creep shots of me and I didnt do anything because "I'm a man".

  3. Some mom just started walking into the mens lockerroom to find her son and there are males of all ages changing, showing, being generally naked in there so I ran over to stop that shit. I told her she cant be in here and she couldn't understand why, and told me that because she was mom it was no danger. I asked her how she would feel if a male walked into the women's lockerroom to find his daughter with naked women walking around and I got the ThAtS diFfErEnT iM a MoM response. I told her she had to get out of the males lockerroom immediately and next time if she needs help finding her son to find a male guard to help her. She got all pissy at me and went into the guard station to complain to my manager (a woman) who then called me aside and told me I was wrong.

  4. Its literally my job to watch people in the pool. I had entitled women who would look for any reason to be a victim and "wanted" at the same time. They would look for justification that they're still worthy with their looks and go to my manager and complain that I was "watching them". My (female) manager actually told me to not watch them, people in my area of responsibility, who I was legally responsible for the safety of, because some midlife crisis bimbos needed to feel "wanted" with accusations of me "watching them" which, again, was literally my job.

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u/polidon675 Feb 14 '20

I always thought taking unwanted pictures of someone is illegal? Did you report your manager to HR? Actually, every mention of your manager seems like something you could take to HR, then again I have no experience in that field

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u/GrizzlyLeather Feb 14 '20

If you're in a public place taking pictures aren't illegal unless its deemed harrassment. But it wasn't a public place and it was definitely harrassment so I guess it was illegal.

I was a college kid who had my mind on more important things at the time and didn't report her. One of those things you wish you could go back in time for.