This could be a game changer at least in France.

Guys who comment on a woman's body or appearance in public may soon face government fines.

A penalty of about $100 for each violation will be issued to anybody who infringes the freedom of movement of women in public spaces

and undermines self-esteem and the right to security.

Apparently, things are so bad in French cities that women are opting to wear trousers instead of skirts

for fear of being groped. So now men who follow women down streets or who block their path or make

loud comments about the way women look are going to be fined, even if they compliment them.

The bill is going to go to parliament this week. It was conceived by France's secretary of state for

equality who is a looker. Oh wait, can't say never mind. I can't say that anyway.

And it's subjective anyway. She may not be a looker to you. Look, it doesn't matter if this works or not.

It's going to be hailed as a success. It's only a matter of time before feminists try to import it here

in the name of equality and justice. So bring it. I have a long history of opposing anything that infringes

on the freedom of the women's movement. I love the women's movement, especially when walking behind it

and noticing it. Yes.

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