What would be your reaction?

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(10-06-2017, 12:35 PM)hollodero Wrote: What this woman said for me translates to "the guy wasn't attractive". There sure is more to that in that special circumstance (it seems unprofessional), but in general, that's the attitude. Harassment often translates to "someone not in my league dared to talk to me, that's harassment". By that, I do not mean to downplay actual harassment, which of course also is just too common.

I take issue with women complaining about men approaching them in a non-derogatory way. It's luxury whining. Missy got it right.

Point taken. But, would you hit on a women in the normal course of you job duties as a public servant in a security capacity? In other words, is it appropriate for on duty security personnel to hit on civilians in the work place setting? My answer is no.

Do I believe the TSA agent or Brie Larson acted sexists? No.