Wow! That's a good point I hadn't thought of— I hope he didn't get any kind of paid severance, and I do hope they billed him. $600 an hour is nuts.

I am so glad this piece of garbage is getting his behavior put on Front St.

Creepier and creepier! More and more disgusting! This guy has all the earmarks of a Ted Bundy waiting to happen, so I'm relieved that there's these 9 allegations piling up and he won't be able to hide behind "jilted ex-girlfriends be lying" anymore.

It's especially delicious because his PR firm was standing behind him up until Thursday; they had swallowed the ol' "jilted ex-lover making up lies, bitches be crazy" story he'd fed them. But now, after a popular actress/military captain & an author/lawyer have come forward publicly, Navigator was all like "whoops,…

Well this put me right off this pile of Halloween candy in front of me. His face makes me nauseous. Speaking of Halloween, this guy is a fucking demon and I hope he gets expelled to the underworld where he belongs.

I appreciate these women speaking up, particularly the ones placing their own names with their stories. What happened to them is terrible and scary, but they are making it possible for others to speak.

"I rape"

Just seeing his face makes my skin crawl and my stomach churn.

FYI, I have no interest or desire for a strange man to smile at me and say "hey, how's it going this afternoon?". To me, it is wrong, it is annoying, and it is aggressive. I don't walk down the street as an invitation to you, I do it because I'm living my life. I don't want you appraising me. I don't want to spend…

Here let me help: Street harassment is unacceptable behavior. There, done.

In a nutshell! "I think it's fine, so therefore you're overreacting and oversensitive and PC Nazi" etc. etc. See also: Gaslighting / Bitches Be Crazy. If you can convince yourself that the other person's crazy and overreacting and therefore unreliable, then you can reinforce your own behavior as being the right way to…

Bingo. This video was about "everyday harassment", i.e. the kind we're expected to just suck up & deal with as we go about our daily business.... i.e. the kind that doesn't get sympathy. But should.

See also: "Well, *I* didn't find it offensive, so you should all be totally OK with it!"

I think the video is intense solely because of the sheer number of comments, but I agree with you about content. I've heard far, FAR worse (my personal favorite: "I want to fuck your face") and I think those types of comments should be highlighted too, because they're often the types of comments that men don't make in…

It may have not have been an accident. A lot of white guys in suits who do this too women work on Wall St. When I worked there I'd get men in suits who would lean in close as they were walking by and say to me"suck my d***" or "i wanna f*** you up the a**" low enough so that other people couldn't hear them. I got that…

I think this video is more for women than it is for me. Hollaback is just trying to raise money to keep it's website going. I hope that they make more videos.

I feel the opposite. If the comments had been horribly disgusting, there would have been no controversy. Most men would be like "yeah, that's harassment...I would never call someone a 'cunt' in passing." But to understand that slightly subtler comments can still be harassment is harder to convey. I think the video did…

"'[Y]ou see a pretty woman, you react to it.' Especially a woman wearing 'snug black jeans.'"

"No means yes if you know how to spot it," he assured his listeners.

Love how Rush refers to pretty women as "its".