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Regarding the last section -- you might want to think about how you would answer the question: "When did you stop beating your wife."
by fastaguy88 5y ago
Regarding the last section -- you might want to think about how you would answer the question: "When did you stop beating your wife."
- kbenson 5y agoThat's not what that is at all. It's more equivalent to going up to someone and asking (privately, I might add), whether they have any domestic violence complaints against them, if there were a law requiring people disclose that on being asked within a certain time frame, and noting they have the legally mandated period of time to reply. Kinda an asshole thing to do, but any person subject to that law (or being asked, even if that's not a law they are subject to) should know how to deal with a request such as that, and if they don't, spend the time to learn how to deal with a request such as that. That might be "fuck off, that's a law from somewhere else" or it might be "I have no complaints"/"I have one complaint". There's a difference between whether someone is being an asshole or has a right to ask something, and whether learning how to deal with that thing if you don't already is a waste of time and money.
- fastaguy88 5y agoExcept that for many of the requests, the “someone” wasn’t married, or in a relationship. But they still got asked the question.