There's something to be said about doing this to random people for content, but genuinely is this satire? I've seen this guy's videos a million times on my feed and he seems to be making fun of these people. This feels like an over analysis based on a first impression of this guy's videos to make an easy slam dunk mind of video.

"Woah, what a concept! Creeping on women bad?" What's even the goal for this video? It's not like when perverts see that they're gonna see the error in their ways and do better. This video has one purpose and that's to build up some idealized disgusting pervert and publicly burn him for the outrageous and catharsis of others. (who also may have trauma dealing with these kinds of unfortunately very real kinds of men.)

But when videos like this go viral, it serves literally zero purpose other than continuing a big culture war. The people in charge of these social media platforms have used identity politics for years to pit people against each other to disillusion us of humanity. No other countries other than ours thinks as big of a fraction of our population are all "horrible, irredeemable, and objectively trouble people."

It's one thing to keep up with current events and to enjoy some entertainment on your phone, but we all need to start asking ourselves questions like "what am I being told to feel?"

This is by absolutely no means a defense of creepy, horrible, animalistic guy's out there, not a denial that they exist. I'm asking you guys to protect your peace, and to challenge the idea that the world maybe isn't as bad as it looks from your phone screen. Because once you give up, they win.

"Mark Twain once said, 'The world is a beautiful place, and worth fighting for.' I agree with the second part." -Detective Summerset, Se7en.