Seems rather disingenuous to me. Then why don't they say "... anyone is abused ..."? They'd also have to create a measurable definition of what qualifies as a

Seems rather disingenuous to me. Then why don't they say "... anyone is abused ..."? They'd also have to create a measurable definition of what qualifies as abuse; but why not? "feels" and "uncomfortable" are weasel words that get be used to interpret this sort of thing broadly as anyone wants. And don't for a second think anger-baitng bloggers won't do exactly that. Individual perception of actions in a social environment are different from intention which is different from the average LKML reader's perception. Critics' have alrady found that their bread and butter exists in the disparity among the three.