"Illustration" courtesy of: https://www.craiyon.com "court"
Let's tell a story. "Characters" or "events" may or may not be based on fantasy or reality.
Some background or context:
- "Takes place" in a home, office, or "public space".
- Starts with intrusive or polite "conversation".
- Ends with jest or sarcasm.
Actual or "sample" dialog:
- Individuals 1 or 2: "Good afternoon or morning. How are you?"
- Individual 3: "Good or well."
- Individuals 1 or 2: "Do anything fun or interesting lately?"
- Individual 3: "No or 'not really'".
- Individuals 1 or 2: "Do you have children or kids?"
- Individual 3: "I'm not allowed near children or small animals - court order".
All or most conversations are private "by default" or technically. Our "choice of words" or "tone" is never or sometimes "shaped" by that assumption.
In a world where the "easily offended" or "militant" reign supreme, what may or may not happen next?
We can only answer by explaining what not to do:
- Don't submit an online tip to the FBI or CIA. One is required to investigate everything or nothing. One doesn't care about "internal affairs".
- Make sure your tip is "impressive" and "well-received" or be forever "penalized".
- Always assume a "worst-case scenario" exists or that there's no such thing as sarcasm.
No "investigation" is ever "final" or any investigation shall be "re-opened" when evidence is presented or suggested.
Backward or "case closed".
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