Another case of misogyny .. in Italy

[Anonymous]

Groping is allowed if for less than 10 sec.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-italy-says-groping-only-102731711.html

A judge in Italy ruled that groping that lasts less than 10 seconds isn't criminal.

The ruling was in response to a case in which a school caretaker groped a 17-year-old student.

The controversial decision has sparked uproar in Italy, as well as a viral social media trend.

I have to wonder in that case if Italian fathers are ok with that ruling.

Italy has had other infamous cases like this, like when a women was raped, but the appeals judge said she couldn't have been because her jeans were too tight, so she must've taken them off herself.

FWIW, I love the country (traveled them many times), but this part of their culture stinks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Groping is allowed if for less than 10 sec.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-italy-says-groping-only-102731711.html

A judge in Italy ruled that groping that lasts less than 10 seconds isn't criminal.

The ruling was in response to a case in which a school caretaker groped a 17-year-old student.

The controversial decision has sparked uproar in Italy, as well as a viral social media trend.

I have to wonder in that case if Italian fathers are ok with that ruling.

Italy has had other infamous cases like this, like when a women was raped, but the appeals judge said she couldn't have been because her jeans were too tight, so she must've taken them off herself.

FWIW, I love the country (traveled them many times), but this part of their culture stinks.

WTH do fathers have to do with it?

Do girls and women in Italy not own their own bodies?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Groping is allowed if for less than 10 sec.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-italy-says-groping-only-102731711.html

A judge in Italy ruled that groping that lasts less than 10 seconds isn't criminal.

The ruling was in response to a case in which a school caretaker groped a 17-year-old student.

The controversial decision has sparked uproar in Italy, as well as a viral social media trend.

I have to wonder in that case if Italian fathers are ok with that ruling.

Italy has had other infamous cases like this, like when a women was raped, but the appeals judge said she couldn't have been because her jeans were too tight, so she must've taken them off herself.

FWIW, I love the country (traveled them many times), but this part of their culture stinks.

WTH do fathers have to do with it?

Do girls and women in Italy not own their own bodies?

They do not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Groping is allowed if for less than 10 sec.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-italy-says-groping-only-102731711.html

A judge in Italy ruled that groping that lasts less than 10 seconds isn't criminal.

The ruling was in response to a case in which a school caretaker groped a 17-year-old student.

The controversial decision has sparked uproar in Italy, as well as a viral social media trend.

I have to wonder in that case if Italian fathers are ok with that ruling.

Italy has had other infamous cases like this, like when a women was raped, but the appeals judge said she couldn't have been because her jeans were too tight, so she must've taken them off herself.

FWIW, I love the country (traveled them many times), but this part of their culture stinks.

WTH do fathers have to do with it?

Do girls and women in Italy not own their own bodies?

The question about how fathers feel about this ruling is in regards to how they would feel if this happened to their 13, 14, 16 yr old daughters.

Would they say, "was it less than 10 seconds? then it's nothing". Or, would they be outraged?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Groping is allowed if for less than 10 sec.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-italy-says-groping-only-102731711.html

A judge in Italy ruled that groping that lasts less than 10 seconds isn't criminal.

The ruling was in response to a case in which a school caretaker groped a 17-year-old student.

The controversial decision has sparked uproar in Italy, as well as a viral social media trend.

I have to wonder in that case if Italian fathers are ok with that ruling.

Italy has had other infamous cases like this, like when a women was raped, but the appeals judge said she couldn't have been because her jeans were too tight, so she must've taken them off herself.

FWIW, I love the country (traveled them many times), but this part of their culture stinks.

WTH do fathers have to do with it?

Do girls and women in Italy not own their own bodies?

The question about how fathers feel about this ruling is in regards to how they would feel if this happened to their 13, 14, 16 yr old daughters.

Would they say, "was it less than 10 seconds? then it's nothing". Or, would they be outraged?

Woosh.

Misogyny persists here as well.

[Anonymous]

10 seconds seems rather arbitrary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Groping is allowed if for less than 10 sec.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-italy-says-groping-only-102731711.html

A judge in Italy ruled that groping that lasts less than 10 seconds isn't criminal.

The ruling was in response to a case in which a school caretaker groped a 17-year-old student.

The controversial decision has sparked uproar in Italy, as well as a viral social media trend.

I have to wonder in that case if Italian fathers are ok with that ruling.

Italy has had other infamous cases like this, like when a women was raped, but the appeals judge said she couldn't have been because her jeans were too tight, so she must've taken them off herself.

FWIW, I love the country (traveled them many times), but this part of their culture stinks.

WTH do fathers have to do with it?

Do girls and women in Italy not own their own bodies?

Not for the first 10 seconds, they don’t. Apparently.

[Anonymous]

Can women grope men too?

What happens if you grope a man for 11 seconds?

[Anonymous]

Maybe it's not legally groping if you accidentally bump into someone.

I am a woman/ female. I was groped at the age of 15 in an amusement park by a male teen. I was wearing tight jeans. He stuck his hands between my legs from behind. I immediately reacted. I told all my friends I was with that we had to leave the dance area. I told the security guard. I filed a report. I identified the guy.

I was sick throwing up when it happened. And no I wasn't drinking. I felt violated, and I was enraged.

[Anonymous]

I do wonder if it's part of the culture of older men in Italy thinking that men ogling women and pinching women is sometimes seen as a compliment. People in Italy need to object to the judge's ruling to start to change the culture in 2023.

[Anonymous]

Is it legal to slap the sh!t out of someone for groping you in Italy? This is such a demoralizing ruling for women.

Italy you need to do better!

[Anonymous]

Italy in a nut shell

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Groping is allowed if for less than 10 sec.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-italy-says-groping-only-102731711.html

A judge in Italy ruled that groping that lasts less than 10 seconds isn't criminal.

The ruling was in response to a case in which a school caretaker groped a 17-year-old student.

The controversial decision has sparked uproar in Italy, as well as a viral social media trend.

I have to wonder in that case if Italian fathers are ok with that ruling.

Italy has had other infamous cases like this, like when a women was raped, but the appeals judge said she couldn't have been because her jeans were too tight, so she must've taken them off herself.

FWIW, I love the country (traveled them many times), but this part of their culture stinks.

WTH do fathers have to do with it?

Do girls and women in Italy not own their own bodies?

The question about how fathers feel about this ruling is in regards to how they would feel if this happened to their 13, 14, 16 yr old daughters.

Would they say, "was it less than 10 seconds? then it's nothing". Or, would they be outraged?

Woosh.

Misogyny persists here as well.

Right! What about how the mothers, sisters, aunts, grandmas, cousins and female friends feel when this happens to their loved one?

Earlier PP, you were very misogynistic for just focusing on how fathers feel. Your thinking is just as archaic. Do better.

[Anonymous]

In Italy?

SHOCKED! Shocked, I tell you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Groping is allowed if for less than 10 sec.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-italy-says-groping-only-102731711.html

A judge in Italy ruled that groping that lasts less than 10 seconds isn't criminal.

The ruling was in response to a case in which a school caretaker groped a 17-year-old student.

The controversial decision has sparked uproar in Italy, as well as a viral social media trend.

I have to wonder in that case if Italian fathers are ok with that ruling.

Italy has had other infamous cases like this, like when a women was raped, but the appeals judge said she couldn't have been because her jeans were too tight, so she must've taken them off herself.

FWIW, I love the country (traveled them many times), but this part of their culture stinks.

WTH do fathers have to do with it?

Do girls and women in Italy not own their own bodies?

The question about how fathers feel about this ruling is in regards to how they would feel if this happened to their 13, 14, 16 yr old daughters.

Would they say, "was it less than 10 seconds? then it's nothing". Or, would they be outraged?

Woosh.

Misogyny persists here as well.

Whataboutism at its finest.