CNN Anchor: "I gave him permission to complement my dress"

[surfdude12Participant 4103]

Look at 37:30 – 40:30 segment of video

ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN: I also want to bring in Matt McGorry. He is an actor you might recognize from “Orange is the New Black” and “How to Get Away with Murder.” He’s written about the role that good men need to play during this #MeToo moment. Welcome to both of you.

Matt, I want to start with you, because I know that this is a confusing and skittish time for men. Just yesterday at work, a very nice guy said to me, “I know it’s dangerous in this climate to say this, but that’s a pretty dress you’re wearing.” I mean, has it gotten to the point where men are afraid to compliment women?

MATT MCGORRY, ACTOR AND ACTIVIST: You know, I think, as men, we tend to resist engaging in the questions in sort of a deeper way, right? So we’re approaching this from a point of view where we’re going through our own personal experience, which is not remotely close to what women are going through, right?

So the only way we can really bridge that gap — and I’ll speak to the fact that it was only three years ago for me personally that I began to ask these questions of myself and to consider this other perspective. So unless we can really close the gap by actually taking a proactive role and sort of educating ourselves about what it’s like to be a woman and, like, what it’s — how to be a man other than just watching these stories thinking that’s terrible and saying, well, I’m glad I didn’t do that, you know, we have to actively be a part of the solution.

And unless we actively take a role in doing that, by putting ourselves sort of through the process of re-education, you know, we’re going to have a hard time having those questions.

CAMEROTA: All right, let’s go to our audience, because Cathy Young is an author who writes about gender, and she has a similar question about men. Cathy?

QUESTION: Yes. So, obviously, I think we can all agree that there’s been a really positive effect with this new attention on sexual harassment, of bringing accountability to powerful predators, but do you think that there is a danger of the pendulum swinging too far, and, for instance, of people’s careers being destroyed over really very minor transgressions, over, let’s say, making a single sexual advance to somebody at a kind of drunken social event that is work-related? So do you think that is a problem? And how do we find the nuance…

CAMEROTA: Is there an overcorrection? Is there a danger of an overcorrection?

MCGORRY: You know, I don’t think I’m probably the person to answer that. I think, you know, from my mind, you know, the best thing that we can do as men, if that is a consideration, is to work actively to create the world where people are equal, right? And so we don’t have to have these conversations.

So I think that is a — I would say a bit of an overblown worry. And it’s something that we can really mitigate against if we just ask, right? This idea of, like, asking for consent on all things, right? Even saying — if you ask about the dress and you can say, is that OK? Right? Or even like, you know, whether — do we kiss the person or not? We can just ask, right?

CAMEROTA: Yeah, no, we do have a conversation. I mean, that ended up being a nice conversation, because I gave him permission to compliment me.

MCGORRY: Right.

CAMEROTA: And he felt better, and I felt better. And that’s just where we are right now. Everybody is sort of feeling their way and trying to figure out where the parameters are.

[nagolbudSpectator 674]

Dude how can you watch 52 minutes of CNN live? That’s my question. 🙂

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[Cú ChulainnParticipant 3910]

Just leave your b~~~~ at the door Matt, thank you.

[743 roadmasterParticipant]

Permission to complement? Darn if it is at that level women have made themselves totally unapproachable.

mgtow is its own worst enemy- https://www.campusreform.org/

[Anonymous 54]

Bitches dont deserve our compliments.
Arogant c~~~s.

Dont give them any.

Im fact..

Give them NOTHING!!!

[Anonymous 42]

I lasted 22.394 seconds before dry heaving.

[Anonymous 1]

Enjoy your cats.

[CarnageParticipant 22113]

Compliment a women?

Pffft don’t even look at them.

F~~~ them

To those following me, be careful, I just farted. Men those beans are killers.

[Anonymous 14]

Dear CNN,

If you care about your ratings at all hit me up and do the same type of interview with me, I guarantee it will be your highest rated show ever, that is if the man in the back room doesn’t pull the plug like he so often does when s~~~ is just beginning to get real. Until then feel free to keep pushing nonsense meant only for women, cucks, and Deep State agenda. Nobody is paying attention anymore, I am surprised this clip even made it here.

Sincerely,
Joe Bauers

[MonkeyMindParticipant 5340]

Sage advice is to never compliment a woman until she’s sucked your mushroom tip at least several times over.

[2icebittenParticipant 147]

Here, sign and notarize this waiver so I can compliment you. To kiss you, I need a signed and videotaped document, witnessed by 2 people. Sheese! I hear stories of how women are stepping forward to make allegations against men they were dating years ago, no wonder we are going our own way. We don’t need that grief.

My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style. - Maya Angelou

[53ClicksUpParticipant 1345]

Yea, once again I find myself aligned with MGTower. I didn’t make it past the 30 second mark before I started getting p~~~ed off.

I couldn’t give a rat’s ass what a room full of entitled c~~~s think about anything. Much less unproven accusations leveled at men which when the allegations are “disproved” those bitches are no where to be found to report on that turn of events.

Nope, this is just more fake news. Move along men, nothing more ,to see here.

Also, stop watching the Communist News Network (CNN), or is it the Cartoon News Network… it’s so easy to get them confused with each other.

[Anonymous 12]

She’s right about the compliment thing.

Man: “That’s a nice dress…sorry didn’t mean to be offensive”

Woman: “Thanks,it’s not offensive”

Man: “You seem really amazing. Sorry” *shrugs*

Woman : “Thanks again. You seem nice too”

Man : “I’m hoping I’m not creeping you out. I just would love to get to know you. Sorry”

Woman: “You apologize a lot”

Man: “I know. I’m sorry. Anyway..I just…”

Woman: “Hmmmm, go on”

Man: “Uhhh it’s ok. Have a nice day alright. See ya”.

It just gets too awkward in the end.

[MACHOParticipant]

Complimenting Modern Women is like tugging at the tail of a wild lioness!

You must own a better Crystal ball than I

[Old RottweilerParticipant 1520]

If I have to ask permission, I’ll just pass on complimenting a woman.

Complimenting them gives them power, asking permission to compliment them makes them queen. F~~~ that.

“Where are the good men?” …Avoiding these entitled bitches.

[Anonymous 2]

Cú Chulainn wrote:

Just leave your b~~~~ at the door Matt, thank you.

I think Matt’s b~~~~ have been gone a long time now. I’m sure they’re being carried around in a purse somewhere.

[CataphractParticipant 2656]

If you have to ask permission to complement a woman now, all that does is give me a better excuse for if they ask me why I never give them complements.

Marriage: About as appealing as wood-chipper diving.

[bigboy83Participant 11312]

Permission to compliment?

LMAO

F~~~ it, dont even bother.

Shit Tested, Cunt Approved.

[Can’t Stump TrumpParticipant]

You need permission to be nice.

F~~~ that. I’ll just be mean without permission, as I’ve always done.

Women are better at multitasking? Fucking up several things at once is not multitasking.

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