Grope a dope: Trump is on the ropes now

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(10-11-2016, 03:51 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: I never said celebrity gives you authority, I said it can result in perceived authority. And perceived authority has stood up to legal tests. If the victim perceives authority is being held by their assailant, legitimate or not, then it is a coercive action using that authority.

This is you just delving further in the assumption game to try to find someone guilty of sexual assault with no proof.

Being a star gives you no authority over anyone perceived or otherwise and I would like to see a precendent where it did based on the reasonable person concept,

There may be cases of those being swooned by star-power, but no authority. Folks just want to use the word authority because the torches were getting low and that makes it sound worse.

Is it possible Trump had power over those that he supposedly touched? Yes. Most likely why they consented to let him do it. But the power was referent, not legitimate; which is authority (percieved or otherwise)