Braden Refined Poem wrote: » Its not just men. I worked on the doors of bars and clubs in Templebar for over 20 years and have had my arse and balls groped by women literally hundreds of times. It never offended me tbh, but having your balls groped is damned sore but apparently to the girls doing it its bloody hilarious.
Raconteuse wrote: » Scummy bitches. People react differently to it. Some don't care, some do. Either way, people should just not do it.
spurious wrote: » Yes of course it's not just men, but this thread is about a particular incident. If it stops one moron, male or female, pawing someone else, it's all good by me. Getting a bit sick of the constant whataboutery here.
threeball wrote: » The fact you think that facing those consequences is reasonable just shows what a twisted sense of logic you have. Permanently offended I'd bet. I guarantee you have transgressed to the same extent at least once in your lifetime, the only difference being you weren't caught. I'm sure you think that nothing you've done was worth 5k or a year in jail though. Absolute b.s. of the highest standard.
Sharp MZ700 wrote: » You forgot to mention the days of women doing what they want to men in your post.
Hiitsme wrote: » Finally, I don't know why you have to be so aggressive in your response to me. Like Mr. Slap Arse, it is unwarranted and unnecessary.
El_Duderino 09 wrote: » A few here are playing Billy Big Bollocks and saying they will slap women if they want to. But I see that as bravado nonsense.
MayoAreMagic wrote: » Not necessarily. Bars have loads of cameras, as do streets. I would argue there would be far more sexual intent in those scenarios than some lad running a marathon on tele. The real difference is those cameras arent tv cameras... Is it not a possibility that her ego took a hit with it being caught on tv in what was supposed to be her time to shine, and that this is a reaction to that more than any sexual abuse angle? She first claimed sexual battery, now she has dropped the sexual part and is saying assault. Why would she do that if she felt she had been some sexual motivation. And if she didnt why claim it in the first place? I have no gripe in the world with genuine sexual battery claims, but this case stinks.
Hiitsme wrote: » I do not want to see that man's life destroyed. I'm sure the reporter doesn't either. However, the penalty for sexual battery in the State of Georgia is as follows: Sexual battery is a misdemeanor of a high and aggravated nature, punishable by up to 12 months in jail and a fine of up to $5,000. A second or subsequent conviction for sexual battery or a conviction for sexual battery against a child under the age of 16 is punishable by one to five years’ imprisonment. It seems harsh to me but he committed the crime ....
spurious wrote: » Perhaps some men, like Mr. Arse grabber need it drilled home to them in the form of a criminal charge. Keep your effin' paws to yourself. In the street, office, park. Playfully or meaning no harm....keep your effin' paws to yourself.
blade1 wrote: » Take him to court!
Hiitsme wrote: » Err, no, I do not think the punishment is reasonable. I said I think the penalty is harsh. If you had read my post correctly you would have noted that. And no, for the record, I have never touched, slapped or groped any man inappropriately. I have been the victim of a sexual assault, so I know how it feels. I remember the shock and the violation. Finally, I don't know why you have to be so aggressive in your response to me. Like Mr. Slap Arse, it is unwarranted and unnecessary.
threeball wrote: » Just another example of how you are overly sensitive if you found my post aggressive. If you were sexually assaulted you have my sympathy. A slap in the arse is not sexual assault. When you try to include it as a form of sexual assault it diminishes actual sexual assault.
BorneTobyWilde wrote: » She was at work on live TV, to brush it off and act like it was okay would be a disservice to women everywhere.
threeball wrote: » He was named and shamed. Case closed. Move on. Ruin a lads life over a slap on the arse, is that what you're advocating.
blade1 wrote: » Why wasn't this woman charged with sexual assault or does it only apply to men?https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7449547/Netflix-forced-Chelsea-Handler-undergo-sexual-harassment-training-smacking-womans-butt.html
Sarahdunners wrote: » Threeball - there are many other cases in news stories online, of men slapping women's arses - and then being charged with sexual assault. So you can see - that it is in fact - sexual assault.
Augme wrote: » Because the person didn't report a crime. It's not rocket science.
threeball wrote: » Double post.
Sarahdunners wrote: » As long as you know that slapping an ass is defined as sexual assault. Then we are good
