[ SECRET POST #3377 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3377 ⌋

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Comments

Re: (Gender shit): Is it ok

[(Anonymous)]

If they touched her then she would have probably had them arrested along with her for battery

You can't touch someone without their permission

However in that situation the choice was "Do I risk legal action or do I let a woman get hurt by this violence I could stop?" and in that situation, I think the men had a responsibility to risk their own reputation for another person's actual physical safety

This isn't like that trump guy who was arrested for battery, he was defending trump against words by physically restraining the woman and that's not ok. This is defending a woman from physical harm by restraining another woman

Re: (Gender shit): Is it ok

[(Anonymous)]

Um, dude, you can totally touch someone without their permission if it's in self-defense or defense of another person.

Re: (Gender shit): Is it ok

[(Anonymous)]

Actually, if a court finds it was not warranted it becomes legally battery. at least in my neck of the woods. They would probably have been given a pass, but it's certainly not set in stone.