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> but it depends a lot on the context No. It was unwanted contact. It is, at a minimum harassment, and at worst assault. Arguing context about one bit of be
by ygjb 11y ago
> but it depends a lot on the context
No. It was unwanted contact. It is, at a minimum harassment, and at worst assault.
Arguing context about one bit of behavior in the context of a pattern of harassment is insulting to a victim of harassment.
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- JDiculous 11y agoNo. Context matters. Jumping to conclusions without understanding the context is an insult to those falsely accused of harassment.