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In response to "I'm confused. So now a simulated grope, with no actual contact, constitutes an ACTUAL grope? -- nm" by mud

on it's own, not as problematic, with the forced kiss, more so. -- nm

Posted by Andie Nov 16 '17, 12:29

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of course. I'm maybe just being pedantic but I've the CNN on and they keep saying "he groped" and they ... - mud Nov 16, 12:34 2
- I agree with you that's it is problematic to conflate the two. I'm also willing to concede that 1 frame of what happened doesn't tell the whole story - oblique, SuperFeud Champion and Tenth Astronaut Nov 16, 12:40 1
  - and I'm not trying to excuse, but journalistically (sp) the language is ...oh I give up -- nm - mud Nov 16, 12:44
you gals help me out on this - she clearly didn't want to kiss him but then said okay - then he gave her tongue aggressively - is that the forced part - Pippy Pumpkin Nov 16, 12:32 2
- On the other hand, he comes from SNL, which is an environment notable for *excessive* tongue skits. -- nm - Max Nov 16, 12:38
- gross. -- nm - Diva Nov 16, 12:34
especially her description of his lips. *shudder* -- nm - Max Nov 16, 12:31
Right. -- nm - Dark Callisto Nov 16, 12:30

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