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Posted: 8/7/08 at 2:02pm
"Now the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is about to launch a new campaign to crack down on the problem."
Oooooo, a CAMPAIGN. That will really stop those gropers.
"The agency expects to distribute 2,000 posters throughout the subway system that tell people who are sexually harassed on trains to report it to an employee or police officer."
If you can find one, which is highly unlikely. An MTA employee will just look right through you and the police don't want to be bothered with minor crimes like this.
The campaign should say "If you are groped in the subway, turn around and knee the man in the groin". End of problem.
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Oooooo, a CAMPAIGN. That will really stop those gropers.
"The agency expects to distribute 2,000 posters throughout the subway system that tell people who are sexually harassed on trains to report it to an employee or police officer."
If you can find one, which is highly unlikely. An MTA employee will just look right through you and the police don't want to be bothered with minor crimes like this.
The campaign should say "If you are groped in the subway, turn around and knee the man in the groin". End of problem.
Link
If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.
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