Interesting how the men sometimes makes threats but all back out without causing much of a scene, like they know they're in a bad situation and won't come out a winner.

The women however, they try and push their way through using the car as if they were now more powerful than whoever is actually in front of them.

I wonder if the physical power the car gives them that they usually don't have against a man in person is not getting to them in some way ? As if the men (in the cars) know, probably from experience, that brute physical force is not the be all end all and the women who are maybe not experienced at all with physical confrontation where they are on same level or have the upper hand might now be a little eager to use that power to get what they want.

I can't quite express what I'm seeing here the way I would like to but I'm seeing something here quite interesting about the gender and the display of force.

Maybe the editing is throwing me off, maybe the sample is too small. Maybe. But maybe I'm on to something I hadn't noticed before in these "Stop a Douchebag" clips.