It's like some parallel universe.
If only it was.
This, and the people coming up with this stuff, is the kind of thing that many, or even most women have to put up with on a daily basis.
And the more vulnerable, or less able to stick up for themselves have to put up, or shut up.
Or risk losing work, opportunities, risk being abused, or fear being thought of as 'difficult' for objecting to everyday sexism, misogyny and abusive language and behaviour.
Many women even just accept it as inevitable 'boys will be boys' behaviour, which is bahoolix, we know men can do far better than that.
It's just can they be bothered ??
What's in it for them??
It's going to take a lot more than head shaking, incredulity, and 'looking the other way' or dismissing as 'bants' behaviours and attitudes which treat women as second class citizens, and worse..
There's only so much 'education' and 'bringing up boys better' that women can do .
And anyway why should we be the ones making all the efforts to effect change, in a culture already created to keep women down, and to silence them with all kinds of pejorative terms if they object.??
Time for the 'good guys' to make a lot more effort.
Not just roll their eyes.
Even supposedly 'right on' men will often let really quite offensive stuff go by, as they don't want to be ostracised by the guys, or made fun of for 'white knighting' or be subject to whatever else is made up to keep the status quo as is.
I'm one of the (mainly) lucky ones, who has had the education, and advantage of birth, so I can assert my rights, and the rights of other women in most situations, but there's only so much a relatively few 'outspoken' women, like me can do..
It's really up to the 'good' men - of whom there are many - to step up and do a lot more.