Madgran77
*Politics Nerd* I can't understand what you are saying in the rest of your post
I am saying perfectly clearly that intentions proven or otherwise are semantics and irrelevant within the context of the safety and reasonable comfort of women. Whatever Rose's intentions were their behaviour was seriously uncomfortable and inappropriate in the context of a womens changing room. Rose has not denied those actions so proven is irrelevant. Intentions ...do not automatically override other people's comfort and sense of safety.
So Madgran77, your opinion is that when it comes to the safety and comfort of women, the intentions behind someone's actions are not important. You seem to be arguing that regardless of what a person means to convey, their behaviour should be condemned as inappropriate. So perception trumps intention. You also seem to believe that not disputeding actions makes proof of those actions unnecessary.
Have I got this right so far?