Just 'Fun'.

"Girls just wanna have fu'un."

Yeh, right.

What 'funny side' was he supposed to have seen? The touch up or the malicious report after?

So, now she has set a precedent, will we take it as 'fun' when a male BBC reporter gropes the breasts of Noami Campbell and tells the world she has a padded bra on?

"I touched them but they are flat. Naomi you have conned us all. What did you use cotton wool? It's all a trick,"

Men sexually assaulting women = deadly serious and a prison sentence to match.

Women sexually assaulting men = it's ok, it's just a joke silly.

But hey, we still want equality.

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So, now she has set a precedent, will we take it as 'fun' when a male BBC reporter gropes the breasts of Noami Campbell and tells the world she has a padded bra on?

"I touched them but they are flat. Naomi you have conned us all. What did you use cotton wool? It's all a trick,"

Interestingly, my aunt has frisked Naomi Campbell - she works in security at a major UK airport.

This woman should be prosecuted for sexual assault; they have irrefutable proof in the form of video footage, it should be an open and shut case. Women seem to think that male genitals are somehow 'public domain,' and they have a right to kick, mutilate, touch, basically to do whatsoever pleases them, but this is nothing less than a shameful double-standard. What if a male prankster groped between a woman's legs on television and then dressed her down for having a loose hole? Certainly there would be outrage. I might not care for David Beckham, and honestly I know little of him, but he should hold this woman accountable; this was note 'in good fun,' it was highly inappropriate and even if there is no prosecution he could at least sue.

This is why I can't understand why a boy is criminalized for pinging a girl's bra, but girls are let off/ignored when they play 'whack a sack' and other schoolyard 'games' which involve smacking or kicking random guys in the groin.

She's compared to Dennis Pennis, but he only used words to ridicule the famous, he never sexually molested them.

Beckham is famous, so most will see this as OK, because famous = public property to most people, but this is a straight up assault, and you notice how he's being mocked for not taking it as a joke, as if any woman on the planet would take it as a joke.
The sexual assault is bad enough, and in my view worthy of a prosecution, but to then go on and say he has a small cock, what purpose does this serve? It's not funny, it's a sad attempt at humiliation, plain and simple.
Beckham's a good egg, and he does not deserve to be treated in this puerile fashion, well no-one does, but he should definitely sue the arse off her and her employers, sexual assault is not a laughing matter.
I bet her show goes out at about 7PM as well, showing young girls that it's just a joke to sexually abuse males in any way.

Feminists on Y!A have been comparing this with an interview a gay reporter did, in which he grabbed a woman's breast during the interview, in order to explain why she shouldn't be prosecuted. It's just a bit of fun, bad taste but only fun.

Right.

But don't feminists remind us that breasts are not sexual?

Can they not see that a gay man would have no sexual interest in a woman's breast vs a heterosexual woman grabbing and molesting a man's penis & testicles - only to then ridicule him on television?

His "Chivalry" side will not permit him any assault claim against the woman.

Just think what would cost him in advertising revenue loses, if he does!!!

He should smile the whole incident away and laugh all the way to the bank.

NEVO