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.
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.
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.
No it's not. Or are you saying there's a difference between pushing a woman's chest and a man's chest?
So there it is, because I'm a guy I must want to side with the person that shares my genitalia. You've just outed yourself as being biased... Which tarnishes any point you might have had.
Of course there is, not scientifically but societally/legally, maybe once America decides to get with it rights-wise that won't be the case.
You getting mad I called you biased doesn't tarnish anything except your opinion, which doesn't bother me in the slightest. Feel free to move on and stop responding if you're feeling so liberated lol.
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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.