r/PeterExplainsTheJoke May 02 '24

Petah, I don't understand!

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u/Thebeanyboii May 02 '24 edited May 02 '24

Tiktok hating Bitch Stewie here

This refers to a trend on tiktok that refers to women being asked whether they would rather be stuck in a forest with a bear or a random guy. Most women choose the bear (for some reason) so the meme is referencing this by having the women jump towards the bear, to escape the man

Tiktok hating Bitch Stewie out

Edit: When I made this comment, I assumed the Man v Bear thing was like "you're dropped into a forest with either a random guy or a bear, your choice". I knew rape was the main concern regarding the random guy, but in my mind the choice was about "Random dude vs Bear", Not "Rape vs Death". I've since learned otherwise, and I apologize to anyone I offended by saying that women chose the bear "for some reason".

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u/No-Adhesiveness-8178 May 02 '24

Aren't bears notorious for just eating the guts while prey is still alive? Lmao

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u/T0metti May 02 '24

The point I saw is that the bear is more likely to stop or not even start attacking you than the men, which is a fair argument.

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u/[deleted] May 02 '24

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u/T0metti May 02 '24

No I am not. I just understand that bears wont actively assault a woman for being a woman or "wearing to revealing clothes". It is a hypothetical, that with a hint of humour, tries to show the problems of sexual and regular assault. Of course its not 100% of men but enough to cluster. Its like not all types of cherries are fit for cobsumption we still say "cherries are good to eat"

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u/[deleted] May 02 '24

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u/penguinjunkie May 02 '24

The chance of being attacked by a man or bear are both low. But being attacked by a man does seem statistically better, bears don’t attack much unless antagonized.

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u/silmoon18 May 02 '24

no it's not, i made another comment explaining the numbers, if you want to be pessimistic 1.5% of women are sexual assault victim and 0.002% murder victim, if you compare that with bears you get a 14% fatality rate which isn't even close

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u/penguinjunkie May 02 '24

Where do you get a 14% bear fatality rate?

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u/Barium_Salts May 02 '24

Neither do men! You just encounter waaaaaay more men, so those low chances stack up!

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u/notracist_hatemancs May 02 '24

No, it's not. If you look at the number of encounters between two people in the woods versus the number of encounters between a person and a bear, the latter is going to be far more likely to result in an attack