"Kaz" <kaz@ivebeenframed.com> wrote in message
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> Slapping a man is a kind of women's "duty"

You've obviously been married at some point in your life.

, especially when they are
> grabbed by a strange man like the cop. Grabbing a woman's arm is quite
> an offensive act and also it's sexual harassment

Sexual harassment? Since when has a woman's arm been considered a sexual
appendage? Oh, perhaps you've been married to somebody from San Francisco.
Fisting might be considered sex in California, but this is mostly the fault
of the U.S. navy's penchant for establishing bases in that puritannical
state.

, I think. If you grab
> some random young woman's arm on a street, I bet she will slap you.

She'd better not slap me in the mouth. I'd call that sexual harrasment.

Well, I used to before I got married.

> The cop should have been aware that women always get very scared when
> their arms got grabbed by a stranger.

And cops don't want to scare strangers, do they?

The cop in this case is very
> immature. It is this immature cop's fault that he tacitly gave her a
> sort of threatening feeling.

And cops don't want to seem threatening, do they? That Barney Fife image
will be, like, you know, totally blown and stuff.

> > This kind of case is a typical
> > > false charge caused by arrogant and outrageous Tokyo kind police.

False charge? The bitch was parked in a spot that wasn't hers. She slapped a
guy (he's Japanese so I guess we can't work the "sexual harrasment" charge
into the picture without some rather undignified chuckling from the bench)
and that shit don't go.


> > Police often use excessive force, but this has less to do with Tokyo.

Well no. Tokyo is Asia's answer to Mayberry.