chokonen888 wrote:wagyl wrote:Choko at 2.38???
I don't look that Euro/white do I?
Ya... Sorta looked like you, but you have more hair... Maybe if you thin up and bald a bit you would look more European like dude does.
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chokonen888 wrote:wagyl wrote:Choko at 2.38???
I don't look that Euro/white do I?
Takechanpoo wrote:btw no legal basis for "woman only" vehicle
Wage Slave wrote:Takechanpoo wrote:btw no legal basis for "woman only" vehicle
Are you sure? There is a proven need for them and presumably the railway company has the right to set terms and conditions in accordance with its operational needs. The only way it could be an illegal, given it is a public service, is if it could be shown to be willfully and unfairly discriminatory. However, I thought the law on discrimination in Japan was very weak and further there is good justification. Is it even possible to argue that men are damaged by it? It is not as if they can't catch the train or the women only carriages are better quality is it?
Wage Slave wrote:Takechanpoo wrote:btw no legal basis for "woman only" vehicle
Are you sure? There is a proven need for them and presumably the railway company has the right to set terms and conditions in accordance with its operational needs. The only way it could be an illegal, given it is a public service, is if it could be shown to be willfully and unfairly discriminatory. However, I thought the law on discrimination in Japan was very weak and further there is good justification. Is it even possible to argue that men are damaged by it? It is not as if they can't catch the train or the women only carriages are better quality is it?
Samurai_Jerk wrote:Wage Slave wrote:Takechanpoo wrote:btw no legal basis for "woman only" vehicle
Are you sure? There is a proven need for them and presumably the railway company has the right to set terms and conditions in accordance with its operational needs. The only way it could be an illegal, given it is a public service, is if it could be shown to be willfully and unfairly discriminatory. However, I thought the law on discrimination in Japan was very weak and further there is good justification. Is it even possible to argue that men are damaged by it? It is not as if they can't catch the train or the women only carriages are better quality is it?
There's no need or justification. If women can't handle riding the train during rush hour like the rest of us, they should be banned from riding altogether. The women only cars do cause inconvenience. I've missed a train because of one before and they often lead to the surrounding cars being more crowded than necessary.
Wage Slave wrote:But there is a justification isn't there? The high incidence of pretty disgusting and serious sexual assault made it necessary.
Samurai_Jerk wrote:Wage Slave wrote:But there is a justification isn't there? The high incidence of pretty disgusting and serious sexual assault made it necessary.
If it's really so dangerous out there then women should be forced to stay home unless allowed outside by their fathers or husbands and forced to cover up in public.
Wage Slave wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:Wage Slave wrote:But there is a justification isn't there? The high incidence of pretty disgusting and serious sexual assault made it necessary.
If it's really so dangerous out there then women should be forced to stay home unless allowed outside by their fathers or husbands and forced to cover up in public.
That's just asinine and anyway from what I have read, covering up wouldn't make a lot of difference. It's shameful it's necessary but necessary it is. However, I'll grant that it is nothing to do with you but you are being inconvenienced none the less which is not fair. Perhaps it should be No Japanese Men carriages? If it's legal and acceptable to put up Japanese Only signs then why not? Sauce/Goose/Gander.
Wage Slave wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:Wage Slave wrote:But there is a justification isn't there? The high incidence of pretty disgusting and serious sexual assault made it necessary.
If it's really so dangerous out there then women should be forced to stay home unless allowed outside by their fathers or husbands and forced to cover up in public.
That's just asinine and anyway from what I have read, covering up wouldn't make a lot of difference. It's shameful it's necessary but necessary it is. However, I'll grant that it is nothing to do with you but you are being inconvenienced none the less which is not fair. Perhaps it should be No Japanese Men carriages? If it's legal and acceptable to put up Japanese Only signs then why not? Sauce/Goose/Gander.
I really don't think that this is the right way to handle the groper issue. Anyway this seems to be a bit late as there is not the same problems there used to be. It is just "not cool" to be a groper anymore.Not that it ever was cool but people are talking about it more now which is helpful.
How about telling people if they see a groper or if they are a victim, then it is OK to bitch-slap the loser or otherwise humiliate or if not confident enough themselves to get assistance from someone else in the carriage to help drag them off to the nearest koban.
Just a bit of empowering education for all - not an option to run off and hide away in fear of a small minority of deviants. It is a big bad world out there but it is the wrong message to say that females need to be hidden away and to be protected from something which can easily be solved in other ways. It also perpetuates a deeper paternatistic problem that will not effect social change. This should be a peer support thing as well.. this is unaccecptable behaviour and if you see it then for goodness sake, step in and help your fellow human.
女性専用車両については、あくまでも利用者のご理解と任意のご協力のもとに行われているものであり、法的な根拠はありません。
強制的に降車させるような行為は不適切と判断されることから、そのような事実があれば指導して参りたい。
Wage Slave wrote:Well I never thought that there was any statutory or criminal basis but there is a contract between the company and the customer and the rules and regulations of the company form part of that contract. If you insist on riding in a women only carriage then you can't be arrested and charged but you can be refused travel. If you resist that or being ejected from the station then you can be arrested and charged for affray or something like that.
Wage Slave wrote:But they is sneaky fuckers - Either can't catch them or can't be sure you've got the right person. Also, I have heard that they wank onto people's clothes and by the time you realise he is already long gone.
In any case, I am not sure that it is reasonable to expect people to constantly be on their guard and expecting to make a citizens arrest every time they travel to and from work. Commuting is bad enough as it is without that. People have a right to a bit of peace/zone out time and if the only way that can be provided is banning men from certain carriages then it's regrettable and shameful but so be it.
In any case, getting back to the question of lack of legality as claimed by TKC Poo. Anyone see a reason why the train company can't impose this condition if they deem it operationally necessary?
Wage Slave wrote:If you are going to have rules then make sure you can enforce them.
Russell wrote:what you would you propose as a solution to the problem of women assaulted on crowded trains?
Russell wrote:Just curious, BTW, what you would you propose as a solution to the problem of women assaulted on crowded trains?
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