It’s always a non-story when authorities cross boundaries with one of their subjects. They wouldn’t be in positions of power if we didn’t already believe that their violence was justified as a culture.
Meanwhile, I remember a few months ago… I believe it was Abbot, a constituent came and ‘clapped him on the back’ or some stupid harmless contact and they charged them with assault
84.03 Battery; felony battery.—
(1)(a) The offense of battery occurs when a person:
1. Actually and intentionally touches or strikes another person against the will of the other; or
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(b) Except as provided in subsection (2) or subsection (3), a person who commits battery commits a misdemeanor of the first degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.
This means the dude who clapped Rudy on the back would be a criminal too, so I’m betting this is just you reaching and not anything that would hold up in court.
The populace is who judges cases, so idk how you think this works exactly.
Also the poster you’re replying to is claiming this should be a crime, which they are only saying because they dislike the representative involved, so perhaps the public isnt as correct as we’d like to think.
Nowhere in that video is there anything approaching battery. At the time of the “shoulder touch” no one is even angry. That happens after.
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It’s always a non-story when authorities cross boundaries with one of their subjects. They wouldn’t be in positions of power if we didn’t already believe that their violence was justified as a culture.
Meanwhile, I remember a few months ago… I believe it was Abbot, a constituent came and ‘clapped him on the back’ or some stupid harmless contact and they charged them with assault
What was more menacing was the way he walked towards her near the end.
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Battery, misdemeanor of the first degree.
Punishment:
And fines:
This means the dude who clapped Rudy on the back would be a criminal too, so I’m betting this is just you reaching and not anything that would hold up in court.
Don’t be like trump voters. Be a normal person.
Our legal system is smart enough to understand the difference in intent in these two actions, even if our populace is not.
What intent exactly do you think is happening here? You think that hand on the shoulder was trying to harm her?
The populace is who judges cases, so idk how you think this works exactly.
Also the poster you’re replying to is claiming this should be a crime, which they are only saying because they dislike the representative involved, so perhaps the public isnt as correct as we’d like to think.
Nowhere in that video is there anything approaching battery. At the time of the “shoulder touch” no one is even angry. That happens after.
Pushing someone isn’t a clap on the back. Stop defending abusers. Be a decent person.
There is a 0% chance you watched the video if you made this comment.
You literally spent more time googling “battery” than you did reading the link.
Woah there. This is a political post on a social media site.
You better stop with those non rage inducing comments.