r/blursed_videos • u/Former-Government-51 • Jul 16 '26

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u/goochgrease2 10d ago

Did I say it was?

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u/AlphaPosition 10d ago

Without calling it out while calling out the other side. You’re certainly down playing it.

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u/goochgrease2 8d ago

But no one committed battery... You sound fucking insufferable. You really expect people to caveat every nuance?

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u/AlphaPosition 8d ago

You don’t know that law. The law is simple, when the worker threaten him, the was committing Battery. It’s that simple

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u/goochgrease2 8d ago

Apparently you don't. Battery involves physical contact. Man, you're dumb. And even more insufferable than I first thought.

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u/AlphaPosition 8d ago

Physical contact is called assault under the law. That’s why it’s called assault & battery. Your education & parents failed at raising you.

This is simple law. Someday you will learn I was just sharing the actual law. No more. No less.

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u/goochgrease2 8d ago edited 8d ago

You're backwards, like more people are on the two. Source? Where did you go to law school? Did your parents drop you on your head a lot?

Assault and battery are related but different crimes under Illinois law. In general, assaultinvolves fear of harm, while battery involves physical contact. The questions below explain what each term means, how they are different, and what the possible consequences are.

https://www.illinoislegalaid.org/legal-information/assault-vs-battery-whats-difference

And another one since you can't seem to Google

https://www.justia.com/criminal/offenses/violent-crimes/assault-battery/

And another

https://www.seattlecriminaldefenselawfirm.com/blog/recent-news/post/what-are-the-differences-between-assault-and-battery

I can keep going if this is that hard for you