
motorboater
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Re: Living in a nightmare
09/02/08 11:46 AM
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They wouldn't. It is BS.
Apparently, if the target successfully defends him/herself (by blocking the strike) then the target is no longer the victim of assault.
Or if the target FEELS that he/she knows how to defend him/herself (thus feels little/no fear during your attack), then the target can no longer be a victim of your assault.
IOW, if you went up to Evander Holyfield and launched a barrage of punches, you've in no way assaulted him because he would like block most/all of it and feel no fear of you.
IOW big men who try to capably defend themselves cannot be assaulted. Right.
Or, if he's not nice AFTER your assault of him, then your assault didn't occur.
Or even, if he assaults YOU the next day, then your previous assault of him didn't occur.
Or even, if you assault him and he doesn't assault you, but you "feel" more fear than him, then you're the actual victim, not him.
But, really, it's BS.
If you attack with violence, you're violent. If you do it to your spouse, you're domestically violent. That includes 100% of any women who slap anyone they get pissed off enough. Including YOU, if you've ever done it. Most women I've ever known, do this at some point, to someone. Most try to rationalize it afterwords.
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