@Wowhead Who would have guessed no-lifing a game to win at a competition that isn't even recognised by blizzard would take its toll on people's psychology. World's smallest violin from me I'm afraid. Funneling gear and gold from thousands of viewers delegitimizes the whole thing anyways.
@ianmiles At least the generation after all these SJW virtue signalling types will rebel against their parents, and some normalcy might resume. One can hope.
@LBC Stupid as all hell. I'm glad the pendulum seems to be swinging back towards normality though. Since Musk took over twitter I have seen a lot more common sense on here pushing back against the woke/far left/anti-human/anti-family agenda.
@ianmiles How on earth is anybody standing for this erasure of women? Can some prominent figure please speak out against the actual hatred all these people who identify as cats etc actually have for biological women. How has this gained so much traction. Emergency stop now please.
@ianmiles The left have collectively lost their mind. Two years of covid fear-mongering has made their psyche even worse. A large portion of them would be best suited in an insane asylum.
@joshefc90@outremer1099@TheFreds I answered everything you asked. Under no context would a sane person deem looking/leering/gawking whatever you want to call it a crime that ultimately leads to state action. What would you want to see happen to serial starers then, if you had their fate in your hands?
@joshefc90@outremer1099@TheFreds You really caught me out, staring/leering is the same as murder.... I'm sorry individual rights scare you so much, you better not look at the wrong person for too long or you might be heading to jail. If you think the majority agree with you just read the other replies.
@joshefc90@outremer1099@TheFreds Personal interpretation, but neither leering or staring should be classified as a crime, what is confusing you? I don't care what "the police" say, they're wrong in the eyes of most people. And whichever overzealous person made up that poster should be ashamed.
@joshefc90@outremer1099@TheFreds I feel like you're just arguimg for the sake of arguing. My original point stands that under no context or circumstance, ever, can staring be considered sexual harassment in any sane person's mind. Even if the person being looked at considers it a "leer", which means nothing.
@joshefc90@outremer1099@TheFreds That's cause your questions are irrelevant to whether or not the state should ever conceivably have the ability to cage human beings for looking at another person in public. Personal interpretations of social cues or facial expressions etc are so far from the original topic.
@joshefc90@outremer1099@TheFreds One's own personal interpretation of someone looking at them might think making eye contact for a few seconds is staring. This is why such nonsensical laws can't and shouldn't be applied in practise, and only serve to discourage normal human interaction. It's not a state issue.
@joshefc90@outremer1099@TheFreds No I don't agree there is a difference, at least not in a legal context. One person's leer is another's curious look of intrigue.
@joshefc90@outremer1099@TheFreds Because it discourages genuine human interaction on the tube. People who might otherwise have met a potential friend or had an interesting conversation with a stranger will see that poster and with all good intentions not interact with anyone else. That's not good for society.
@joshefc90@outremer1099@TheFreds If working as intended it's a good system, but when it's corrupt it ceases to be that. Interpreting looking at somebody as sexual harassment is not a good interpretation of that law, not to mention would thankfully never hold up in court. It's the threatening tone I dislike.
@LozzaFox@SadiqKhan What another disgusting poster on the tube. Do the people coming up with these have no shame? What utter tripe. Pathetically patronising hogwash.
@olivermdixon@LBC Going along with this is undoing the fabric of our society. If we accept "I'm X or Y because I say so and you're a bad person if you don't agree" then words and definitions lose all meaning. I'm not religious, from an evolutionary perspective none of this makes sense.
@joshefc90@outremer1099@TheFreds Also look into jury nullification, is it in fact the people that SHOULD judge not only the person on trial but the law itself. That's how it used to be and still technically is, but people are encouraged to fall in line and think all man-made laws are absolute.
@joshefc90@outremer1099@TheFreds I disagree with that law, I think it flies in the face of of what the general public would deem an acceptable law. When lawmakers are not in tune with the public there is a problem. I don't understand what point you're trying to make. Corrupt policymakers make corrupt/unjust laws
@olivermdixon@LBC And if I said I am a cat and I want them to refer to my babies as a litter, should they oblige? I'm all for treating people with respect but this insanity must stop. Only women give birth, stop trying to convince yourself and others of anything to the contrary.