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If you understood the meaning of the "breaking" requirement, you might not be confused.
I might not be confused. About that you are correct.
Speaking just of US law, there doesn't seem to be a breaking requirement. Trespass with intent to commit felony / crime seems to be covered whether or not entry was forced, a detail which doesn't really matter to my analogy but does speak to your attempt to claim it is not apt.
So how about an answer to my question? Would the person who went in and out five times face five charges?
Really. Each case you describe sounds like a legal wrong, but neither one would have a claim for intimidation under this hunter protection statute. If you mean to discuss the theoretical bounds of the legal definition of "intimidation", that's a separate and irrelevant conversation. Suffice to say there's a difference between an illegal threat in a language you don't understand and suffering damages from the specific wrong of intimidation.
So let's look at a definition: "Intimidation (also called cowing) is intentional behavior that "would cause a person of ordinary sensibilities" fear of injury or harm. It's not necessary to prove that the behavior was so violent as to cause terror or that the victim was actually frightened."
So injury or harm...a phrase which makes it clear that the harm need not be bodily injury. Monetary harm qualifies, as does social. It is not necessary to prove the victim was frightened...so intimidation can include completely abstract and cerebral causes of reasoned fear.
Can you show where that requires the sort of visceral immediacy you are claiming?
Since the rest of your post is hopelessly mangled by a fundamental misunderstanding of what it means to be intimidated and a refusal to grapple with the temporal requirement of the statute you cite, I see little point in responding further, except on one issue.
If it was so hopeless, you could refute it easily. You haven't, therefore you are bluffing. The argument isn't as one sided as you wish to imply.
I actually said your post was an example of why the phrase was often a contradiction in terms, not that they were always unreasonable.
Ok, so... Can you honestly say that you didn't intend it as a barb? Honestly. I don't really care except I am disappointed when the level of a conversation is lowered by irrelevant barbs and insults. My perception is that you lowered the tone in that way. If you believe I am wrong, explain why.