Do you honestly believe this? > In real life, in person, the cost of harassing someone is many times higher. It's way harder to do so anonymously ... Take a r

Do you honestly believe this? > In real life, in person, the cost of harassing someone is many times higher. It's way harder to do so anonymously ... Take a ride on the metro in New York, or just in the station. If you can't see 5 women being sexually harassed in 10 minutes, you're blind. > because it's a relatively new attack vector on children My grandfather showed me a picture from 1930. It showed "couples", meaning teenagers making out in the grass on the side of the road, there was a sort of slope going to a river. It also showed a girl being pushed down ... This is nothing new, and we all know that harassment of all kinds happens most often at schools. It has been like that for at least a century and hasn't improved.