同意なしにキスするのは犯罪である。

明示的な同意をとっていなければ、スウェーデンではこのテニス選手は性犯罪者ということだね。そういう法改正をしようということだろう。 https://t.co/vOKM0m4T9w

— buvery (@buvery) January 24, 2020

  Opinions | WWII’s most iconic kiss wasn’t romantic — it was assault Brooke Blower 2019-02-22

Greta Zimmer (later Friedman), the woman in the photograph, was far from the only person who was groped, kissed and, yes, sexually assaulted on the streets of American cities during the V-J Day celebrations. Moreover, grabbing and kissing a stranger without their consent was recognized as assault in the 1940s.

１９４０年代でも、同意なしにキスするのは暴行 として認識されていた。

If Mendonsa had been in civilian clothing, police might well have been called. Or if he had done this to a male stranger, he could have been dishonorably discharged from the military and institutionalized as a sexual deviant or psychopath. If he had been black, he may have been beaten or killed; African American men were lynched for simply looking or whistling at a white woman (as 14-year-old Emmett Till would be a decade later).

Mendonsa enjoyed special consideration because of who he was and what men like him had just gone through.

黒人がやったらリンチにあっていただろう、と。

おなじナダルでもあのナダルだったら観客なだれ込みでボコボコもんだろうな🤔

— フーチバーアンダギー (@tVa108BLs3m3f7y) January 24, 2020

イケメン無罪ってやつだろうね。