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To: SAVEOURSOULS

The “traditional” male approach to getting laid, at least according to the media, is to pick up a drunk chick at some bar and take her home.

I wonder how many of the men who do this are aware that it is by definition rape, according to the dominant ideology in this country. Are they aware of how utterly vulnerable they make themselves by doing so to an accusation that will ruin their lives, even if they wind up not going to jail?

It’s kind of a Russian roulette approach to sex.


17 posted on 02/18/2014 11:34:12 AM PST by Sherman Logan
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To: Sherman Logan

Got news for you, the feminists define as rape any sexual encounter which the woman later regrets.

Some years ago the NYT tried this with a front page analysis of all these situations which are “rape” but not yet legally rape.

It was the craziest thing you ever read, the stories all involved women living with men in a sexual relationship. Stuff happened like the women said one night they come home toasted from a night out with the guy. He wants to have sex and the woman didn’t really feel like it, but she doesn’t say anything and gives into the guy for various reasons.

They seriously wanted the rape laws rewritten to cover this.


24 posted on 02/18/2014 11:52:54 AM PST by Williams (No Obama)
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To: Sherman Logan

If you are picking up drunk people in bars as a method of getting laid, an accusation of rape might be the least of your worries. AIDS/VD and psycho ex’s make it pretty hard to have much sympathy for someone going this route.


38 posted on 02/18/2014 1:11:42 PM PST by RedStateRocker (Nuke Mecca, deport all illegal aliens, abolish the IRS, DEA and ATF.)
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