6

10?

when they break the law

When they pretend to have police powers and start intimidating people

I don't care how many. It's the actions they take

some people would say that the man holding the walrus tusk at the london bridge this weekend intimidated the suspect before police got there, and i say, good on them

intimidation is relative

im sure the feminist who sits in her bubble when told about something outside of it is intimidated

should we never approach anyone for fear of intimidating them @SuperHeroDeluxe ?

feminists today are intimidated by everthing

it pays well

@Frost509 its true, i think superhero would probably side with them according to his logic

its relative as can be

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i am fairly certain if the man who was looking into my neighbors house heard me say that what he was doing was fishy and if he does not explain himself and have a good reason to do what he was doing i will report this to the police, he will be intimidated

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i ask these `what about` questions because it helps identify logical inconstancies @SuperHeroDeluxe

Does it? Or does it just more likely explore the edges of a linguistic model?

it does bolth, though I don't know what this conversation was about.

It can do both, yes

it's important to know how a system is going to deal with the edge cases.

Sure

It CAN be important

@Brue. What I mean by a form of intimidation for example is implying that the person has police/detective powers (I'm catching up, I was gone for a bit)

Pretending to be actual law enforcement is a criminal act.

For good reasons.

In reference to The Handmaid's Tale.
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Handmaid's Tale is written by a 3rd wave feminist who thinks Christianity oppresses women but, forgets that Islam exists.

I had to do a book report on it in school. I knew what they wanted to hear so I got an A

The teacher didn't want that but we both knew what was up.

There's a fine line here that needs to be emphasized.

"Intimidation" is a criminal offense when one's behavior implies impending harm.

Reacting to an individual that indiscriminately attacks the public falls under Good Samaritan laws.

To Americans - Our hero Captain Ahab did nothing wrong by impailing a terrorist with a Narwhal Tusk.

You only have to frighten someone.

You have to go full Freddy Kruger to get intimidation cited as a criminal offense in civil court

Even long-term stalking is labeled a misdemeanor and followed by a restraining order

Fat chance you'll see court's drop criminal charges for something as weak as intimidation

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Letting Sexual Deviants read to Children: A OK
Telling children Homosexuality is wrong: fired

https://abc11.com/society/school-fires-substitute-teacher-who-told-5th-graders-homosexuality-is-wrong/5729605/

rare occasion of actual douchebag teacher getting consequences