Last Topic: 3:54:45pm, 03/17/2020
Last Post: 8:23:04am, 05/28/2020
Why was the contact offensive, because she said so? So, okay, what if she's had some very traumatic experiences with shoulder grabbing, or other kinds of grabbing? In the justice system that I know, the alleged perp would then only be guilty if he knew about that trauma and grabbed her regardless. However, it seems incredibly unlikely he would've known about her fear of being grabbed.
If it's not that, she would then have to prove damage "to a reasonable sense of personal dignity". What arguments will she use? She's on TV? She works in a public space with a big fucking camera, something to which people have been drawn since the first camera was invented. And she's a reporter, so it's reasonable to expect her to know about this 'fuck her in the pussy'-bit; people have been doing it for years. Or maybe her friends/coworkers saw her get scared on live TV and now she's embarrassed to face them? Is the shoulder sacred in her culture? Come on now. Stop being so litigious. What's next, American moms sueing their newborn babies for the battery of their uteri?
Fuck that, man. And if this is what America is like, fuck America.