More Pavilions At Folkfest

“Bitch” (translated)

“Bitch”, “bitch”, “I take you to the hotel”, “beautiful small buttocks”… so many comments collected by Sofie Peeters as his trips in the streets of Brussels. Inflamed by these daily reflections, this young Belgian student in final year of cinema, decided to film this ordinary machismo for his project of end of study. The young woman is walk the streets of the capital, equipped with a hidden camera, and compiles the result in a film entitled “women of the street”.

Feminists be warned – this is a racist film.
h/t Fourtyfour Guy

38 Replies to “More Pavilions At Folkfest”

  1. 9 out of 10 of the accents originated out of the Maghreb region of *North Africa, but she didn’t want to make it a racists issue.
    Good, because it’s about a Looney liberal issue created by those that insisted on importing a misogynist, racist, western hating culture, to live side by side with you on your streets. Enjoy the enrichment.

  2. disclaimer: I only browsed the article but as far as I’m concerned it seems the only ones whining are the “tolerant” left.

  3. All Brussels needs is a slightly higher concentration of “Mughrebi” and Peeters won’t be asked if she wants to go to the hotel or a house.

  4. Yeah well….Nigel Farnage told us that Belgium isn’t really a real country anyhoo….

  5. I predict a serious sh1tstorm in Europe. They are going to make the turks walk home, you wait and see. One spark to light the dry tinder, one atrocity that sets just the right tone at just the right time for some up and coming demagogue to ride it… death marches.
    And it will be the Lefties that do it.

  6. Question: What would happen to a western man who walked around in a Muslim country sexually harassing Muslim women?

  7. Well, I don’t know exactly what would happen to them, syncro, I just know they wouldn’t get away with it.
    That sort of behaviour in Belgium that you see in the film isn’t just about foreign cultures, it’s also about western culture, and more specifically western *men*.
    These foreign imports know that, and we, as a culture, don’t, because we’re so twee.
    The first and only word in the first comment (yours) is entirely apt.

  8. In a more chivalrous era a proper young woman rarely went out without a male escourt – a brother,father,boyfriend,trusted neighbour or acquaintance. Her male escourt had the unspoken duty to protect her person and reputation from any assault she may encounter from malicous or uncouth elements.
    Needless to say, a man had to know how to be a gentleman as well as how handle himself in a physical altercation with less civil punks.
    Feminism(gender marxism) stole this civility when it reasigned gender rolls. Women became less modest,and by default less self respecting, as males became less gentlemanly and by default, less manly – more uncouth.
    We may mock the up-tight values of Victorians but women were respected.

  9. “9 times out of 10, these insults are uttered by an allochthonous.”
    al·loch·tho·nous /əˈläkTHənəs/
    Adjective:
    Denoting a sediment or rock that originated at a distance from its present position.
    The translation software needs some work. Either because it’s just plain wrong, or because it’s intentionally taking really low shots at North African immigrants. 🙂

  10. antelope: In French, an “autochthone” is a native, and is used in Canada for that express purpose. I believe it is the French version of politically-correct usage. The English form of the word is “autochthonous”, but when used for people, it should be “indigenous”. It’s the opposite of “allochthonous”, and the word is directly translated. I suspect it also is PC usage.
    I don’t know which way the borrowing went from the geological terms, and there are other analogous English terms (native rock, country rock) that perform the same function.
    Regardless of case, one means “local” and the other means “foreign”. Being polite about it doesn’t change how disgusting the behaviour is, however.

  11. “B–ch” is exactly how you charm a girl.
    These guys are arrogant retards.
    Culture matters. One culture treats women like crap and the other won’t defend them.
    Which is worse?

  12. She’s a student.
    Students tend to live in areas that are less expensive to live in.
    I think it’s important that students show us how they’re treated in the areas they’re resigned to living in.
    She’s blameless.

  13. So the world that lefties build to make everyone equal/line in harmony in fact increases intolerance/divisons—- well, that was certainly not possible to predict.

  14. Des salopes walking around without burkas. What were they expecting? Bunch of stupid Eurodhimmis…

  15. Osumashi Kinyobe: “Culture matters. One culture treats women like crap…”
    Considering street harassment of young women is also a daily occurrence in construction sites from Birmingham, Alabama, to Birmingham, UK, exactly what “culture” are you referring to?

  16. @Gen. Lee Wright – actually there was a comment made by a woman in a niquab that even the women who cover up get harassed and asked why they are walking alone, so it’s a damned if you do, damned if you don’t situation.

  17. Davenport >
    “….what “culture” are you referring to?”
    She’s referring to the one that mutilates young women’s genitals and stones them to death in the name of male/ family honor without any proof other than a man’s word. This can occur with or without a trail by Judge who may also consider the word of the woman ½ that of a male accuser. It goes without saying that a woman can be punished by lash, imprisonment, or execution for being violently gang raped by several males, who can testify in a court that she seduced them with her sexuality, or witchcraft.
    It’s the culture that allowed 15 young women to burn to death in a school dorm without fireman’s recue because they were not wearing head coverings.
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/1874471.stm
    That culture.
    You seriously need to educate yourself about what’s happening in the world around you before commenting further. No offence but are you like the “little sick girl in the bubble” or something? It would explain allot.

  18. Knight 99: “You seriously need to educate yourself about what’s happening in the world around you before commenting further.”
    Thanks for the suggestion, Knight 99, but FYI, feminists, women’s rights advocates, humanitarian aid organization, and many others have for decades been working to end violence against women (in the Middle East and anywhere else around the world) long before 9/11 made violence against women in the Middle East an issue for you.
    Question: if you (or SDA) truly are against street harassment of women, full stop, then why haven’t you (or SDA) ever voiced your objections before, since the practise remains commonplace in North American and other Western settings? Isn’t it curious that your (and SDA’s) outrage is evident only now, when the issue is being raised specifically in the context of a Belgian “Maghrebi” community?
    Maybe, just maybe, the truth is that you’re all actually far less concerned about women’s welfare around the world per se than you are about railing against Islam any chance you can get.

  19. Davenport >
    I was in the Middle East when 9/11 happened.
    “…since the practise remains commonplace in North American and other Western settings?” – Davenport.
    Yea, where exactly is all this harassment happening outside of western ethnic ghettos and no go zones again?
    Constructions sites? Are you serious? Me thinks someone watches to many Hollywood movies. Regardless, your comparison of scary construction worker wolf whistles to cultural Muslim gang rapes in Europe is either shamefully ignorant or disingenuous.

  20. “But these people are not representative of the entire Maghreb community.”
    But… but …but..but
    Yes they are, unless you include the ones who stone, pour acid on, and burn women alive. But then it wouldn’t be a sample, would it? No, the filthy bastards have it coming to them.
    Reading the comments I see dhimmi davenport suggesting that objection to Islamic hateful behavior towards women is a fallacy considering that, on a spring day, we hoot at ours. That represents the formatted style of thinking forums like this are designed to reject. Railing against Islame in any capacity demonstrates a concern for women’s welfare around the world.

  21. ∞ ≠ ø >
    “…considering that, on a spring day, we hoot at ours.”
    Now, now, let’s be fair, we all don’t hoot at our women and those few that apparently do seem to only hoot at “some women”.
    Casual observations indicate it is the women who aren’t recipients of said “hoots” who seem to be the most radically opposed to them.
    It’s like the gang of ugly friends in unfashionable prison garb running defensive tackle for the pretty friend in the high heels and mini skirt when out on the town.
    BTW, Why does the pretty one always look so naive & confused and her “friends” so predatory?

  22. Davenport asks the musical question: “Question: if you (or SDA) truly are against street harassment of women, full stop, then why haven’t you (or SDA) ever voiced your objections before, since the practise remains commonplace in North American and other Western settings?”
    Whistling or yelling “Hey baby!” is strictly for fun, and most women who aren’t humorless fembots realize this. Girl walks past a construction site in a tight skirt, unless she’s gawd awful the men appreciate it and applaud accordingly. Duh. Guys like girls. Welcome to life.
    You’re just p1ssed that nobody whistles at you. Maybe you should lose the butchy haircut and air of self righteous indignation.
    Following women down the street and assailing them with foul suggestions, that’s harassment. For cases of actual -harassment- I usually just punch the guy in the head. Works awesome, rarely have repeat offenders.
    By the way, if stupid men really are getting in your face there is a cure. Just carry a big f-ing knife in your belt and use it on guys who threaten you. Works better when backed up by a big f-ing pistol in the other hand.
    Nobody messed with Calamity Jane without asking her permission first. Politely.

  23. “Whistling or yelling “Hey baby!” is strictly for fun, and most women who aren’t humorless fembots realize this. ”
    Aside from which, having in lived in 3 large cities (Montreal, Chicago and NYC) I have YET to see or hear construction worker DO that outside of movies.
    Not saying it doesn’t happen, just that I suspect:
    A. It’s pretty rare (Surprise, construction guys are busy)
    B. The whistlers in question are behind a cage/scaffolding, having lunch, and aren’t what you’d call threatening in any normal sense. (and if they saw a rape in progress they’d come to help the woman, not join in)
    Davenport, comparing what women in North America/ Europe goes through “normally” ( i.e. the occasional rude unwanted/embarrassing whistle/comment of appreciation) with what this woman goes through in her neighborhood is like comparing peddle kars to Formula 1.
    In peddle cars when things go to hell, a band-aid is called for, in F1 it’s surgery and a fire hose.
    Taat being said Igot a laugh about: ” FYI, feminists, women’s rights advocates, humanitarian aid organization, and many others have for decades been working to end violence against women”
    How’s that working out? I mean fewer islamic women have been wearing niquab and Burka’s than ever right? Oh, wait. Good job guys! Decades of your work have been an utter ignominious failure.
    What helped was a prosperous west that exported technology, ways of thinking and told the locals to knock of their medieval idiocy. But “Decades of work” by the usual suspects have pretty well knackered the west.

  24. In 1993 i had the displeasure of working for the UN in Cambodia. I spent some time working at an airfield guarded by Tunisian soldiers near Kompong Chnang. These guys were total scumbags! They would try to entice us into having gay sex with them which led to one of us losing his temper with them and punching a couple of them out. I know first hand what its like to have muslims direct filthy comments at me. And I,m not even a woman!
    Later I kicked a Tunisian in the face when he tried to kidnap a child. I was actually surprised that he was trying to kidnap a girl since it was normal for these pieces of $hit to nab little Cambodian boys and rape them. Myself and a couple of Aussies pried his greasy hands off of her and then beat him into unconsciousness. After that the Tunisians were quite scared of us and stopped hitting on us.

  25. “Whistling or yelling “Hey baby!” is strictly for fun…”
    There you have it folks: when ∞ ≠ ø, Knight 99, the Phantom, and Fred2 direct unsolicited sexualized comments at “their women” (as ∞ ≠ ø and Knight 99 so tellingly put it), it’s all strictly for fun. Nevermind that this sort of behaviour actually makes a lot of women uncomfortable — it’s a man’s prerogative (“Guys like girls. Welcome to life.”), and the ladies ought to just lighten up.
    So, the next time you witness your daughter or sister receiving an unwanted sexual advance from strangers on the street, remind her that she should be welcoming the attention lest she be seen by guys like the Phantom as a “humorless fembot.”
    Knight 99: “Constructions sites? Are you serious? Me thinks someone watches to many Hollywood movies.”
    Fred2: “Not saying it doesn’t happen, just that I suspect it’s pretty rare…”
    Oh, more often than you might think. Just ask the women in your lives:
    – ihollaback.org/
    – stopstreetharassment.org/resources/statistics/

  26. Davenport >
    “…direct unsolicited sexualized comments at “their women “as ∞ ≠ ø and Knight 99 so tellingly put it”.
    Jesus you’re just as bad a CGH with his out of the blue racist finger pointing when you don’t get your way.
    My comment – “let’s be fair, we all don’t hoot at our women and those few that apparently do…” – Knight.
    You really don’t get it; its women like you that ruin it all for the rest, Muslim or otherwise.

  27. National Statistics about Sexual Violence on College Campuses
    One in 4 college-aged women report experiences that meet the legal definitions of rape or attempted rape.
    More than one in 5 men report “becoming so sexually aroused that they could not stop themselves from having sex,” even though the woman did not consent.
    35% of men report some likelihood that they would rape if they could be assured they wouldn’t be caught or punished.
    here’s the link

  28. That’s what I love about you Davenport. Your comments always boil down to “Everything is the same as everything else unless I decide otherwise.” In this case whistling is the same as menacing and assault. Only in your mind, Davenport. In the Real World (TM) intent counts.
    What you’re trying to do is export the atmosphere of fear and suspicion one finds in hospitals and offices these days into the rest of society. Hospitals particularly are places where men regularly get set upon by packs of Davenport clones if they even look like they might be thinking about saying something. Its an unpleasant environment that leads to men calling 911 and then leaning back to watch the show when women get harassed/attacked/molested or otherwise inconvenienced.
    You don’t get to have it both ways, you know.
    Fred2 said: “Aside from which, having in lived in 3 large cities (Montreal, Chicago and NYC) I have YET to see or hear construction worker DO that outside of movies. ”
    Its mostly an Italian thing. Some Italian guys will whistle at an old grandma with a walker. They think it will cheer her up. If Grandma is Italian they’re usually right too.
    My usual “harassment” mode is a wink and a nod, maybe a tip o’ the hat and say “Nice outfit, ducky”. No complaints so far.

  29. It was a sad day in my life when construction workers stopped noticing and grocery packers started calling me “Maam”.
    On the other hand, I particularly enjoyed the Olympic men’s gymnastics and water sports, and I still and always will acknowledge a really nice butt with a smile and a double take.
    All innocent, but I guess it would fall under Davenport’s description of sexual harassment.
    Should I turn myself in?

  30. davenport I recent the generalizations about construction workers, and in over twenty years I haven’t heard a cat call, or a thought spoken out loud and directly too a lovely women walking by, was a welcome break from hard work.
    And davenport if you really knew construction workers as a whole they fall over themselves to help a woman out. Especially if shes pleasant and pretty.

  31. Davenport, I’m referring to the Islamic culture that calls women “b——“, rapes them, stones them, forces them to cover up, throws acid in their faces. You know, a backward culture.
    That’s what I was referring to. Men haven’t buried me up to my neck and stoned me in the West. It might have something to do with it not being a mad, theocratic, inbred culture.

  32. We all know that white men wuld never insult or assault our women…just ask the RCMP, or Russell Williams, or Willy Pickton, or Paul Bernardo…

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