If you can't consent to sex while drunk, does that also mean you can't consent to drunk driving?
If the woman is by definition the victim, fine. But I don't see it that way.
In the scenario I described, I see the man as a victim, if he gets charged for rape. The woman wants sex, she drink s to lower inhibitions, she gets sex. She isn't a victim.
I see it as a thin line because in many cases women are indeed victims and the law needs to protect them. But I see this definition of rape being put in a place that is turning men into victims. And I see being falsely framed a raper much more serious than having drunk sex with someone you later regret.
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If you think so considering all the context I drew, so be it. If you want to see this completely out of context as you seem to be doing, your loss.
Context is, just to be clear, that having sex drunk is rape. If she gets drunk with the purpose of having sex, logic dictates what I said earlier and which you quoted.
In their response to my original statement, actually.
If both parties are drunk, neither can"consent", hence both must be rapists? The term rapist, is completely out of context here, if you've been actually raped, i think you would understand the difference between that and a drunken hookup. This is just society making everyone a victim of something, also, its basically impossible to prove many things in these case:
1) "who was the most drunk"
2) How drunk where they
3) Who instigated the encounter
4) Was it malicious
Things that can be proved with a rape kit
1) Was it forced
2) Was there a struggle
3) Was the person drugged (roofied or other wise)
In the case in question, the defendant is pretty open to intending to have sex with the plaintiff. Not sure what more intent you're looking for.
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You don't need another party to give consent to drive while intoxicated.
I never claimed all men are rapists. You assumed my comments about how the law defines rape are directed at men, which speaks to your insecurities. Of course, you're welcome to quote where I said all men are rapists, but, if you can't, you should apologize to everyone in this forum for your naked dishonesty and remove yourself from any discussion in the future where you feel inclined to defame and lie about people.
The entire context of the threads you were replying to were about women being victimized, there are literally pages of this. Also, the entire thread is about a girl, claiming to have been raped by a guy, which the thread is literally based off of, which i am talking directly about, and know exactly what im talking about (girl being victimized by guy). Your response then is literally directed at the assailant (the young male) in this case, in which your claims, and the same with many other posters on this thread, that if a male and female are both drunk, it must be the fault of the male, even if the female is the one who is initiating the sexual behavior.
In this case, of the thread, and the OP, the female started kissing the male, the male asked 5 times if it was okay, they were both intoxicated, yet in this thread its the males fault. This leads me to believe that yourself, along with several other posters (yourself to a lesser degree) feel that women are the ones who are constantly victimized, even if both parties meet the standards of "unable to consent due to intoxication". This is called critical thinking, reviewing the facts, and reviewing posts by posters who feel the need to victims of something at all times.
I mean if you want to keep playing that straw man go for it. Saying i don't contribute, when I've had pages of coherent dialogue with people who just play the victim about absolutely everything is cute, but please, keep pushing your narrative.
Im done with this petty back and forth
What phrase did I quote out of context?
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Not a back and forth really. I'm demanding you retract your lie and you deflect repeatedly from acknowledging that you made a dishonest claim.
Also, you should avoid using terminology you don't understand. Quoting you verbatim is far from a straw man.
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