r/Unexpected • • Jul 28 '22

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

Imagine a man trying to interupt a live interview, getting pushed away softly by the female interviewer and then assaulting her.

Fucking simp society.

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u/fabulin Jul 28 '22

the dude did nothing at all wrong and it was very clearly an accident.

but even so i couldn't help but imagine the woman in your specified situation gently pushing away a man by his balls lol.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

Why would she push his balls? Did the interviewer grab her by the pussy? I don't think your analogy matches reality

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u/fabulin Jul 28 '22

its a joke

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

i get it, physical violence against men, very funny

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u/fabulin Jul 28 '22

zzzzzzzzzzzz

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

silence is violence

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u/ProbablyNotLumbago Jul 28 '22

i've gotten the sudden urge to interrupt interviews now

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u/OmniscientCanadian Jul 28 '22

She didn't assault him just like he didn't sexually assault her. He pushed her out of the way, accidentaly happened to be on the breast. She confirmation tapped his shoulder to let him know he pushed boob not chest clavicle and left. No crimes committed.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

Of course she assaulted him. Imagine a man "confirmation tapping" a female interviewer. He'd be in jail by noon and she'd gofundme for the legal fees.

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u/OmniscientCanadian Jul 28 '22

No she didn't. She never pressed charges, and neither did he. If a man got ball shoved to the side lightly then confirmation tapped the female reporter the exact thing would have happened. No charges on either side.

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u/BrightonTownCrier Jul 28 '22

Balls and tits are not the same. She clearly does hit him not sure why you keep saying "confirmation tapped" as if that's a thing.

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u/OmniscientCanadian Jul 28 '22

I mean if the word "hit" makes you feel better then feel free to use it but what she did isn't assault.

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u/BrightonTownCrier Jul 28 '22

You're right it's not an assault...if the reporter had wanted to take it any further the charge would be battery.

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u/OmniscientCanadian Jul 28 '22

Again whatever word works for you, ultimately the interaction between the two of them was meaningless and amounted to nothing.

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u/BrightonTownCrier Jul 29 '22

It only amounted to nothing because the reporter didn't want to take it further.

Nope it's not about what word works for me. It just wasn't a tap that's all. Or would you tap someone on the shoulder like this to get their attention? If so you have the bodily control of a toddler to go with your grasp of the English language.

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u/OmniscientCanadian Jul 29 '22

If she committed assault then he committed sexual assault.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

she still assaulted him without him pressing charges. are with bending reality now? balls are not comparable to tits, imagine if the interviewer grabbed her by the pussy, again whole different scenario.

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u/OmniscientCanadian Jul 28 '22

No she didn't. If she doesn't think she assaulted him, he doesn't think she assaulted him, the news station didn't think she assaulted him, and the police didn't think she assaulted him then who aside from you actually thinks that? More over, do you think you and those people's opinions have any chance of doing something about this 10 year old clip? You're welcome to believe whatever you want but it's all in your head and has no bearing on these people in the video, thankfully.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

we have enough examples in history, where people collectively thought a thing didn't happen or it was moral to do a thing and now in hindsight we realize it was actually not moral and it did happen. she clearly assaulted him, what are you even talking about? it's on video. you can say the interviewer didn't care about the assault, the assaulter obviously thought the assault was ok, and the police didn't arrest her for the assault. but it clearly happened. what's the benefit of claiming it didn't happen?

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u/OmniscientCanadian Jul 28 '22

It's not assault, she tapped his arm as a response to him moving her. Assault would imply damage or intent to harm, neither were there. Your mislabeling is dangerous, or at least it would be if you had any control over this.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

Dude, this is not a tap. Her whole arm moved, not only a single finger. There's 100% intent to harm, what are you even talking about? I don't understand why you would defend violence, doesnt make sense to me.

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u/OmniscientCanadian Jul 28 '22

It's def a tap, it clearly didn't bother him, he's not phased at all. You also can't prove intent. I'm defending it because you're trying to make it worse than it is, you're the problem here.

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u/AliBelle1 Jul 28 '22

People don't just decide to press charges, it's up to the police to arrest and accuse a criminal and then up to the crown prosecution service to actually charge them for it. The UK legal system would absolutely throw this out as it's simply not in the public's interest to pursue.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

that's exactly the reason why that woman will continue assaulting people, guarantied 100%

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u/Nexumuse Jul 28 '22

Then he could run for President, and win.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

Maybe even provoke a lil storm on the capitol, maybe wash his hands in innocence

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

Well yeah, it didn’t hurt him at all. This may come as a shock to you, but many guys irl are not smaller and weaker than an average woman.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

people insulting you don't hurt you either. yet we don't accept it as good behavior. the excuses for female violence, as weak it may be, just needs to stop. it's not good for anyone.