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"The Nottinghamshire U.K. Police classify misogyny as a hate crime what is the legal punishment for it if it was nonviolent sexual advances?"
I'm not sure of the exact details. But this is a new idea that I find to be a backward trend in our legal Rights and freedoms in the West. It is going back to have society responsible for protecting women's honour (only) just because they are women who ..... seemingly need special protections because they are supposedly unable to look an equal man in the eye and deal with any free (not illegal) expressions against them ?
THIS is what it is about. It is NOT about things that are already illegal. It is the desire to make LEGAL actions that are offensive to women (only) fall under a new law that is so vague, that Stalin would have been proud to come up with it under a police state.
Here is the police definition for misogyny.
“incidents against women that are motivated by an attitude of a man towards a woman and includes behaviour targeted towards a woman by men simply because they are a woman”.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/sep/10/misogyny-hate-crime-nottingham-police-crackdown
WOW!! What does that even mean? It really means "hey baby ... looking good" will be considered "misogyny" and thus be a crime. And this is because NO one would ever make comments like that illegal in and of themselves. So this new law is just a cover to catch-all these non-niceties as crimes if any woman (only) is so offended.
We are becoming a police state then. The police make these laws in order to have more crime where they can extend their powers down to the level of social interactions. If men now demand the same protection with misandry laws, we will soon be back to the state controlling all of our behaviour. This is where we are heading.
In the future it will be a crime to offend anyone, and women will be forced to dress modestly under some new laws because some men, and many women too, will be "offended" at the display of midriff or boobs by younger women. But feminists are oblivious to this eventual outcome.
Careful what you ask for ... you just might get it.
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