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- Dołączono
- 8 Paź 2025
She put herself in that situation, applied poor risk management, despite being in a position able to have a dozen body building security details, for her marketing gig netting her 7 figures in profits and is now crying for clout, that the company she partnered with voluntarily, full well knowing their security policy didn't had a soviet union style KGB vetting process for anybody potentially getting into her personal space.So if a massive guy sneak-grabbed you without warning and stuck his mouth on yours / tongue in your mouth that wouldn't be assault? Or is she supposed to be more okay with it because she's a girl? I presume you wouldn't feel entitled to punch a guy who suddenly started sticking his mouth all over yours, because punching him would be assault, and he should only merit a fine. Would you say she wouldn't be entitled to defend herself from a man doing this because a woman physically striking a man is assault and she'd therefore be the one initiating an assault because what he did wasn't assaulting her? Enquiring minds want to know.
Legally it might be assault, that's for a court to decide, but hardly comparable to a random woman or man getting involuntarily touched in public. Your argument underlines funnily enough that the laws surrounding self defense are communist crap.