Why Men No Longer Help Women In Distress (Nor Should They)

In this video I talk about and refer to a video a woman recently put up about a sad situation in Korea where a young woman in distress needed CPR and the men who were around opted not to provide it.

I discuss why they made that choice and why it was the ONLY choice they could make and how its largely due to the words and actions of today's women

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[KtotheG]

They can always call a bear when they're in distress. They feel safer with bears.

[arisaga]

When that guy got sued for saving a drowning women because she didn’t give consent - I think that was the final nail in the coffin for a lot of dudes

[timorean]

When I saw some girl, sueing a guy after he saved her life after drowning, and she made a video saying "He violated my body", I was done.

[Skbmzic]

As a Korean man, I would like to express my gratitude for the remarks you made in your video.

[Danm_Slacker]

One brother was already sued by a drowning woman he pulled out of the water and resuscitated with CPR.
That was one brother too many.

[prisonerofthehighway]

Remember fellas. If she’s not your woman, she’s not your problem.

[paulconnolly]

Yet when women make false allegations, commit paternity fraud, absolutely nothing happens to them. No criminal charges no requirement to pay back any money or damages.
You told us to leave you alone. No problem you go girl.

[BenHale-erwz]

Never help a women in distress. Let them be that independent woman who doesn’t need a man while they’re gasping for air. Stay safe kings.

[carls]

Hold up...
Every 3 minutes you feel compelled to tell me you're superior to me in every way imaginable, but the second things get REAL I'm supposed to stick my neck out for you?
I've been a "Shining Knight" many times as a younger man, but those days are DONE!

[RB-immk]

Imagine helping and then being arrested, no thank you.

[davepost]

"Quick, somebody call a bear! This woman needs help!"

[JasonMercer]

I remember as a kid my grandma and I saw on the news a woman sued a man for saving her from drowning and she sued him for touching her without consent. She turned to look at me and said "Maybe he should've let her drown so she couldn't sue him." I chuckled and said "No good deed goes unpunished as a man does it?" I was 14 at the time and was planning on being a volunteer lifeguard when I turned 16 because I knew CPR and was a great swimmer in school. I changed my mind after THAT news report!

[mattscott]

Woman with a flat tyre…..keep on moving
Woman being attacked…..keep on moving
Medical emergency…….call an ambo and keep on moving.

[BattleBecause]

Only help women you care about. Everyone else is a "strong, independent woman who don't need no man." Remember that.

[elijahwilson]

If she's not your wife and not your girlfriend and not your mom and not your daughter? Then you are NOT obligated to look out for her in immediate danger.

[sirtango]

There is a “me too” meeting in the afterlife. It goes something like this; one woman to another, I died because no man would help me. Other women “ME TOO!”

[gaiustacitus]

There are three reasons for me not helping women: 1) my wife would ask why; 2) the risk of the woman "in distress" being bait to set up a robbery; 3) the risk of a stranger falsely accusing me of "sexual harassment". My good nature would have me helping every stranger in need, but prudence must prevail in our modern society. Women are responsible for this change in behavior by men.

[arch]

They didn't 'refuse' to help. They just made the decision not to.

[stevec]

Why should I risk my life, freedom, or safety for a person who thinks they are superior to me.

[Lady_Ow_of_the_Undead]

My husband was driving into work and saw a woman broken down on the side of the road, so he called the state troopers and gave her location. when he told a coworker this, she asked why he didn't pull over and help her. He said, "I have a wife and two kids, I'm not going to put myself in a situation where some woman could sue me or have me arrested."

His coworker said that a "real man: would help, and he shot back by saying really I thought you women only trusted bears, so go ask smokey the next time you need help.