6. "right, but there is a difference..." In response to In response to 3
>i know what you're saying but i think you're overthinking >it. > >if someone says J got busted for robbing houses, no one is >mistaking J for the victim... unless there's some idea that he >was falsely charged. same thing would apply to being metoo'd
while I agree with the idea that its being used as "caught" or "busted" "#Me Too" has a specific context that is tied to victims of sexual assault/harassment.
It's be like if people started saying "Oh yeah, officer Johnson was Black Lives Matter'd for being accused of shooting that kid last month...thank god there were no cameras"