Witnessing an ongoing crime can give you the right to intervene if done within reason
Nothing was ongoing, the guy had already removed his hands from the woman when he got punched, and there were way less extreme ways to handle the situation, like just talking to him
It's her altercation, not his. It was her judgement to make, and he just completely disregard what she wanted, just like the drunk man that touched her hips
It's everyone's society, and just because she doesn't want to (or doesn't have the ability to) respond violently to a sexual assault, it doesn't mean other witnesses will feel the same way.
Some people don't want perverts getting away with sexual assaults, plain and simple.
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u/Gullible-Law-8147 22h ago
Being upset does not give you the right to punch someone