Maybe he'll make a harrassment complaint to the Collingwood 'People and Culture Officer' and they can have a meeting with the Swans players about confirming to HR policy guidlines on workplace behaviours. Then HR can lead a mediation session with a therapist and reach a concilliated outcome beneficial to everybody's mental and spiritual wellbeing.If you can back it up in how you play then sure. If you're then going to lose in contested possessions for example, or have 16 less tackles inside 50 for example, and get killed in centre clearances... areas of the game where actual hardness and toughness counts for something... then it becomes a problem.
I also just think we just took it too far with the contact to Daicos' head, while the visual of 3 or 4 blokes laying into 1 bloke is the very opposite of physical intimidation; it conveys weakness.
Then they can separately also release a joint comunique on how it's not ok to boo an opponent to put them off their game if they happens to identify as belonging to any non-white, non hetro normative, non cis gender group. Because...reasons.
Furthermore anyone wishing to tackle anyone in future should consider the impact on the physical and mental wellbeing of the individual and only tackle them after having obtained their consent.