[ SECRET POST #3035 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3035 ⌋

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Comments

[solticisekf]

'face assault charges as well as getting fired.'
If it happened in UK, very possibly.

Christian Bell shouted at the guy who was getting in the way of a shot thought, and he wasn't fired.

[(Anonymous)]

But he didn't hit him, as far as I know

[solticisekf]

Still it's simillar. A bout of unprovoked anger in both cases.
Note that at first the press said that Clarkson 'slaped' him, not 'hit'.

[(Anonymous)]

but

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but the difference between the two is also the specific part of what Clarkson did that everyone is objecting to

[solticisekf]

Yeah, you eather have touched another person or you haven't. Clarkson did.

[(Anonymous)]

da

Unless "shouted at" is some strange new euphemism for "struck with his fist", the situation isn't comparable at all.

[solticisekf]

Different but comparable. In my opinion.

[(Anonymous)]

Which is a pretty unreasonable opinion. Punching someone can do pretty significant physical damage. Yelling at someone to get out of the way can not.

[(Anonymous)]

Not in the eyes of the law. One is assault, the other isn't.

[solticisekf]

The other is a verbal assault.

[(Anonymous)]

No such legal entity.

[solticisekf]

They don't charge for shouting at someone in UK? I thought they do but idk for sure.

[(Anonymous)]

Shouting at someone and hitting someone are two very different things, though?

[solticisekf]

Sometimes shouting is worse than hitting, imho. But this's the point, yes. I think that if Clarckson hadn't hit him he wouldn't have been fired.

[(Anonymous)]

I suppose, but you'd really have to stretch things to envision scenarios where shouting at someone is worse than punching them. It also wouldn't matter in the eyes of the law, because shouting isn't physical assault and hitting someone is.

Clarkson wasn't fired, either. His contract (which was ending at the time) wasn't renewed. That doesn't seem like an important distinction to most people, but it's very different from being fired.

[solticisekf]

Semantics.