It's also synonymous with psychological hurt.
If the man can give birth to a child, yeah, he should be able to keep it as well but he can't due to biology.
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On what basis? That she committed a crime? Unless she's abusign it, there's no reason why it should be taken away.
yes, just not by that extent.. Girls are typically more reluctant, knowing how they could end up with a pregnancy.
Teenage girls act for the most part more mature and responsible than teenage boys.. In the age range from 12 - 17 this is very obvious. Lies in the fact how females mature sooner by approximately 2 yrs.
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In the context of which you stated it, i took it to mean physical harm, re-reading it i reach the same conclusion.It's also synonymous with psychological hurt.
And regardless, the omission of any harm for the male victim is still curious.
I see, this is where i differ substantially with you.If the man can give birth to a child, yeah, he should be able to keep it as well but he can't due to biology.
While you condone rapists having children, i don't.
The real question:
Did they do DNA test?
Don't sweat the details!!!
No, that is not how it should work. It should work on the basis of which parent is better for the child. Between a rapist and a non-rapist? The non-rapist is almost always going to be the better choice.
On the basis that the child is potentially at risk perhaps? A rapist, or somebody having sex with minors is certainly not the best person to raise a child.
I'm amused about how this managed to turn into "Was it really rape?" - "It's not a real-real rape, it's JUST statutory rape".
So the next time a 20 year old dude impregnates a 14 year old girl with her "consent" I totally hope you'll be asking the same questions, and pointing out the same semantic differences.
(Actually I don't hope anything of the sorts because that's just retarded.)
I don't see anything inherently wrong with murderers and terrorists being allowed to keep their children unless they abuse them. Active child abuse is hurting the child, simply having committed murder or an act of terrorism is not hurting the child. If they've abused a child in the past but don't do it to a current child I see no problem with it either.
Oh indeed after this every time I read a post here about a woman getting raped I'll just say, are you really sure it wasn't rape because there's different degrees dontcha'know.
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you do know How stupid that argument is?
And really your final sentence:
but inversion is to hard to handle for your brain?On what basis? That He committed a crime? Unless He's abusing it, there's no reason why it should be denied him.
They've demonstrated to such a degree they care so little for the law, many jurisdictions already prevent SERIOUS OR SEXUAL criminals from working, interacting, living with or having children.I don't see anything inherently wrong with murderers and terrorists being allowed to keep their children unless they abuse them
Rapists generally jump to 1st place on that line.
You're correct, but they're vastly different crimes than those of a sexual nature; Regardless, the severity of them are so powerful the risk factor would motivate lifelong CPS monitoring and frequent interventions (See drug dealers).Active child abuse is hurting the child, simply having committed murder or an act of terrorism is not hurting the child.
You're condoning child abusers and allowing them to have children?If they've abused a child in the past but don't do it to a current child I see no problem with it either.
That's fucked up.
Like seriously fucked up.