Opinions | WWII’s most iconic kiss wasn’t romantic — it was assault

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See, this is one of those questionable thing that I think have been happening since cannabis was legalized. (makes the *puff* *puff* motion)

If it was assault, why didn't they ask Greta Zimmer what she thought of the kiss? Did she or didn't she mind it?

“I mean somebody much bigger than you and much stronger, where you’ve lost control of yourself, I’m not sure that makes you happy.”

Doesn't sound like she cared for it, but doesn't sound like she thought she was assaulted either.

actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea

Eggzactly. Judging his actions from the lens of today is not proof needed for conviction of the man.

Let the dead rest.

Okay?

So they're saying that today's thoroughly Modern Millie "feminist" can now tell what women were thinking from a picture taken 74 years ago.

Apparently, we've been living with a whole group of Sylvia Brown's who are capable of channeling the dead and we never even knew. Can you imagine the possibilities this opens up for us. No more wondering what famous figures in the past were thinking. All we need to do now is find some #MeToo adherent, show them a picture and get them to ask the the questions for us.


So let me start. I'd really like to know how the Romans used time travel and why Ceasar wasn't accused of sexual harassment?

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