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8. I haven't really been following this case too closely but as I understand it . .

Fri Aug 24, 2012, 01:09 PM

Aug 2012

the alleged victims have *not* claimed it was rape and were not the ones to press charges (if I'm wrong someone let me know).

If so I think it's absurd to try someone for rape when the rape "victims" actively participated during and made no complaints after and even affirmed that they didn't consider it rape.

Very paternalistic: no dear, you're too stupid or emotional to know if you were raped. Let us decide that for you. . .

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Sexual boundaries (Yes, Assange related) [View all] Bonobo Aug 2012 OP

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Do we need to ask ourselves? lumberjack_jeff Aug 2012 #2

Issues of consent will always be difficult malthaussen Aug 2012 #3

It was not clear at all that the condom was required before the incident. Warren Stupidity Aug 2012 #4

From my perspective MadrasT Aug 2012 #5

I think that is a great response. Bonobo Aug 2012 #6

It is uncomfortable at first, for sure. MadrasT Aug 2012 #7

Would spooning someone be considered assault? ProudToBeBlueInRhody Aug 2012 #9

Frankly, I like to be asked. But I can only speak for me. MadrasT Aug 2012 #11

I haven't really been following this case too closely but as I understand it . . 4th law of robotics Aug 2012 #8

Ha. The middle of the night is the one time we DON'T have sex. Everyone is too damn tired! Warren DeMontague Aug 2012 #10