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I don't even follow the internal logic of that message. It's a reply to somebody applying a legal term and pointing out alleged specifics that seem to match wit
by tastroder 7y ago
I don't even follow the internal logic of that message. It's a reply to somebody applying a legal term and pointing out alleged specifics that seem to match with it's definition. And his rebuttal is an outright refusal of two of the main criteria in the legal sense (IANAL but victim's age and location of the alleged crime seem to be pretty relevant), mixed with a switch to a "dispute" about the definition of another term that a bygone generation takes issue with.
- DanBC 7y agoI agree. There's a bunch of people who don't seem to know what the word "assault" actually means, and who think it means "violent force is used".
- curlypaul924 7y agoThis is likely because the word "assault" is often used in conjunction with "battery", so there is a very understandable mental association.