My sisters friend wanted to fuck me when she was 13 and I was 18. She ended up a raging lesbian though. I think she wanted to get to her through fucking me...
Who knows?
My sisters friend wanted to fuck me when she was 13 and I was 18. She ended up a raging lesbian though. I think she wanted to get to her through fucking me...
Who knows?
I don't think it's the norm anywhere for someone to jump on a transatlantic flight to fuck a 14 year old girl. Alberta....for those of you not familiar with Canadian Geography...It's the province directly above the Western Half of Montana. That's like a thousand dollar flight each way.
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I've already addressed this. The founding documents may have been influenced by religious teachings but they are not religious texts.
"Good/evil", as a concept, does not exist. "Laws and ethics" are neither synonymous with, nor relevant to that discussion.
I fail to see what this has to do with a modern society.
Perhaps you misread what I wrote. I did not say the founding documents have no relevance in modern society, I said religions have no relevance in a modern society, especially in regards to law making.
This is the equivalent of calling people who are again a ban on gay marriage "fags". And since I've already stated that I do not support adults sleeping with children (you even quoted it), you're just being cunty for the sake of being cunty.
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Actually no, it places a fine on the parents if they don't send their kids to school.
We do not have child labour laws because children can't consent to labour. Incidentally I think the US age of drinking is ludicrous. I'm not convinced we need that either, although once again it's not a question of consent - it's the businesses that are regulated.
And actually whether or not a child is tried as an adult is also a controversial question and can be overturned in some cases depending on the crime. Which makes no sense from a "consent" point of view.
And Age of Consent laws apply penalties to adults....not the children.
It stands in the way of the child's "self-determination". If a twelve year old wants to show up to work at the copper mine drunk...that should be their choice...right?We do not have child labour laws because children can't consent to labour. Incidentally I think the US age of drinking is ludicrous. I'm not convinced we need that either, although once again it's not a question of consent - it's the businesses that are regulated.
We're not talking about occasionally trying a child as an adult though. Every child would be tried as an adult for every crime. They should not be treated any differently than anyone else...right?And actually whether or not a child is tried as an adult is also a controversial question and can be overturned in some cases depending on the crime. Which makes no sense from a "consent" point of view.
“The biggest communication problem is we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply,” Stephen Covey.
It does not. It imposes punishment on the person that broke the law. If they desire to continue with their relationship...that's for them to decide. Example: Mary Kay Letourneau and her husband.
No, your argument was that Age of Consent interferes with their ability for self-determination. They are entirely relevant here. They're just inconvenient to your argument.You're completely missing the point, the central question behind these laws is not whether or not the person is able to consent to them, so they aren't relevant here.
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Like I said...people arguing for the right to fuck children.
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I always wonder why certain posters will spend dozens (or sometimes hundreds) of posts arguing in favor of letting people screw minors (or even in defense of pedophiles).
You don't argue like that if you're not at least somewhat invested in the "cause".
Gonna come up with a humane punishment, let's see. Have him shot!
Nope, I said that "we all know law making does not reflect scientific facts alone" which means that sometimes it will reflect scientific facts but not always and not necessarily. English is not my main language though so do not nitpick on semantics when I made my point perfectly clear in the subsequent post.
Can you provide any proof that discredits decades of scientific research or we should just trust your word and fuck off with the stages of cognitive development? Also, are you seriously arguing that a 14 years old is just as mature as a normal - not mentally retarded - 34 years old? And finally, again: I do not care how historically we came to change age of consent, what I care about is that we now know that maturity is a largely measurable quantity and that age of consent does not necessarily - in fact it does not in most laws - correspond with biological and psychological adulthood. Unless you start providing sound scientific arguments against this empirically proven fact, you are dead wrong and there is nothing more to discuss here.
Very new my ass. It has been argued the first time almost half a century ago, which is new compared to the beginning of time but still plenty old by now for people to start paying attention instead of going "buu-hu science does not agree with me, let us wait it changes to a more favorable outcome for my views". Which is pretty much what you are doing here. I agree it will not have any major impact on law making anytime soon though because, as I said, law making does not reflect scientific facts alone.
“The biggest communication problem is we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply,” Stephen Covey.
“The biggest communication problem is we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply,” Stephen Covey.
Fair enough, hopefully I made myself clear.
No, I am not stating that. I am and have been stating that age of consent and maturity - I have also been talking about stages of maturity not "age" because there is no magic number - are different things. The concept of maturity is based only upon scientific research whilst age of consent has been fixed accordingly to different criteria too - mostly -, such as religious morale. What I later argued is that, if we were to only follow science research in law making, we would have brackets for age of consent that would correspond to the different stages of maturity - which is not going to happen anytime soon, we both agree on that.
Yet you have not provided one single fact or scientific argument for your opinion... It literally is your word against decades of empirical research into cognitive and brain development. Also, there is no "age" of maturity, there are "stages" of maturity.
Of course they do not always agree, that is how scientific research works but the basics of the theory are well agreed upon by now. You either disprove them scientifically or get behind them. You saying "it is not true" without providing any fact is not a sound nor valid argument.
No, they are not as mature. However, they both belong to the same broad stage of maturity: adulthood. I do not know now if the stage of adulthood has been divided into sub-stages - I would guess so, but have not really researched into that. Sexual maturity is biological but that is not all there is to a person: psychological development matters too, which is why a 34 years old fucking a 14 years old is messed up big time, given what we now know about cognitive development and the different stages of maturity.
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But you are pulling your definition out of thin air though, that is the problem with your argument: it has absolutely no scientific base. You are trying to back it up by historical facts while grossly discarding scientific progress in doing so. You are entitled to your opinion but do not pretend it carries the same weight in an argument as the theories of developmental psychologists and neuroscientists.
Case 3: You are still confusing the Age of Consent with the Age of Majority and You are grossly misrepresenting your own argument.
As you said the discussion is about two things:
a) Should Age of Consent be given at the age it currently is
b) Should Age of Consent be abolished
The argument to lower the Age of Majority is neither a nor b.
Lowering the Age of Majority would have little bearing anyway...because the Age of Consent is a different concept. By lowering the Age of Majority you have not addressed the Age of Consent.
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“The biggest communication problem is we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply,” Stephen Covey.