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There are other reasons why people don't like prison.
I dont think location matters much when being raped.
Who is stronger?
Doesnt matter. If rape is legal, woman can trick her rapist or pay someone else to tie him down (people who hate rapists will do it for free), and then she can rape her rapist and get as much payback as she wants.
No woman wants to rape her rapist though is the thing.
She can tell someone else to rape him when rape is legal.
It's decent, although I would probably draw it differently.
It's decent, although I would probably draw it differently.
I'd probably move 5 and 11 to rape category. 5 it kind of depends because if you know the other person wouldn't mind, than not revealing it isn't really rape by deception. But otherwise that's a pretty significant thing not to reveal.
And yeah rape by deception is a hard line to draw because you can lie about some things and it's not rape, but I think AFAB/AMAB is a big enough thing it would count. But a cis woman implying they are a cis man or vice versa before doing sexual acts crosses the line imo, and I think a trans man/woman implying they are cis or vice versa also crosses it.
But you should ask every time, just as you would for anything that's a deal breaker to you.
I mean you should, but some things are on the person to reveal. Like AIDS for example.
We were talking alpha-male at the time and I was thinking the human equivalent of a big hairy silver backed gorilla or a ten point rutting stag.
Not thinking about socio-conceptualities like the Law or taking her out for a meal and waiting to get married before broaching the subject of penetration.
Within the constraints of human conceptual law, I would propose that it is always best to abide by the rules.
Nonetheless, I still contend that "legalizing rape" is something of a contradiction in terms.
Legalizing rape would render the act as permissible non-consensual sexual molestation and/or penetration.
Though I think that the grey area would be in the level of force required, rather than in the sex act/s itself/themselves.
What if nobody wants to rape the rapist?
There is always someone who wants to rape the rapist. Rapists get raped a lot in prison, and there are even private organizations hunting them. Now imagine what those private organizations would do if rape was legal. The only way rapist wouldnt get raped is if his victim chooses to tell no one, but in that case, any system would be powerless.
What if the rapist only wants to be raped by women?
Rapist doesnt get to choose who will rape him.
Im trying not to defend rape, but if rape is on a spectrum, then even consensual sex is rape
Every crime has a spectrum of some kind, that’s why we have judges and in some jurisdictions juries who decide on sentences.
Stealing a candy bar is not the same thing as robbing a bank, so theft has a spectrum.
Killing someone is manslaughter, killing someone’s with malice or forethought is murder, so even unaliving others has a spectrum.
The existence of a spectrum doesn’t make any action better or worse.
What if nobody wants to rape a rapist?
then he gets away with it.
That shouldn’t be allowed though
So then people rape the rapist, so he doesnt get away with it?
What if to rape the rapist, someone has to not consent
If all people dont want to punish a rapist, then no system works, so might as well keep rape legal.
They want to punish the rapist, but not by raping them.
Many people rape the rapists in prison. I assume your statement is wrong.
Execute rapists.
If murder was legal, they could.
In order for a rapist to go to prison
Many people outside prison want to rape rapists too.
Execution and murder are as different as imprisonment and kidnapping
They are not that different, but there could be a law which makes it legal for anyone to kill rapists.
As Kurt Cobain said... rape me, my friend. Rape me, again
If someone robs a candy bar, then they won't get punished, so it's basically legal (illegal but unenforced is de facto legal).
Now you're just pretending that you didn't make the argument you did before.
Stealing a candy bar is not legal, we just don't treat it as seriously as we do other forms of theft because it's not as serious, despite the fact that they both exist on the spectrum of theft.
What forms of rape would you convict people for?
I would have a spectrum of charges to convict for to match the spectrum of seriousness of possible rape crimes.