Hey, Can A Woman "Ask To Get Raped"?

@firefly,

A man is not a child. The majority of rapes are against men. A lot of those men go on to rape women. You are not providing answers to the cause, or even questions, you are describing the second hand result. Why dont you address the real issue of men being raped ? Not as children, but as men.

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@hawkeye10,

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I have yet to hear her say a word against the emotional abuse and passive-aggressive techniques commonly used women.

Women want to win. If it gets physical they lose, so they want it to stay verbal so they can win.

My wife told me once she didnt feel like sex. The next night I took her to a shady part of town and told her I didnt feel like defending her.

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@Ionus,

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Women want to win. If it gets physical they lose, so they want it to stay verbal so they can win

Throwing drinks and kitchenware aside, of course...

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@hawkeye10,

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That is an excellent way to end up on a watch list

You think you'll end up on a watch list if you call a D.A.'s office to get clarification on a law? You are as paranoid as hell. We're not talking about making terrorist threats, we're talking about asking a question to clarify a law.

If you really want to know when a woman is "too drunk" to give legal consent in the state of Washington, you should call your local D.A.'s office to find out the answer. My goodness, do you think you'll get put on a "watch list" if you call the Motor Vehicle bureau with a traffic law question?

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The penalty for tax violation is at most a few extra bucks, it is not a prison term

They do indeed put people in prison for tax violations--including tax evasion. And IRS penalties and interests, plus what you initially owed them, can add up to considerably more than "a few bucks".

You are expected to understand and obey the laws of your state--that includes the sexual assault laws.

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@Ionus,

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My wife told me once she didnt feel like sex. The next night I took her to a shady part of town and told her I didnt feel like defending her.

You were a Baaaaaad boy. I don't condone that, but I don't think we should tolerate sex boycotts either.

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@Ionus,

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Why dont you address the real issue of men being raped ?

Look at the title of this thread. It is not about men.

You are free to start your own thread on the issue of male rape.

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@firefly,

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You think you'll end up on a watch list if you call a D.A.'s office to get clarification on a law? You are as paranoid as hell. We're not talking about making terrorist threats, we're talking about asking a question to clarify a law.

Ya, every call I ever make to my insurance company is noted and recorded, I fully expect that a call to the DA asking for the definition of rape will be. Then if the person is pissed enough that I wasted time of theirs that they do not have because of budget cuts I fully expect that there might be some further action against me.

Have you ever heard of a police blotter? Has nothing to doing with being charged with anything, it is all about contact

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@hawkeye10,

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I don't condone that

It depends on if you are a minimalist. If women dictate the amount of sex in a marriage it will drop to a minimum. So men should dictate the amount of protection in a marriage and they should drop that to a minimum. Next time you hear a noise down stairs, wake up your wife, arm her with a golf club and say "good luck dear...I'll stay here where it is safe".

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@hawkeye10,

Please, if you really wanted the answer you'd call the D.A.'s office.

The sexual assault laws are not at all difficult to understand.

I'm still waiting to see all these other behaviors, beside non consensual sexual intercourse/penetration that are considered rape in the state of Washington. Rolling Eyes

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@firefly,

One thing I find interesting about the Washington rape laws, the victims testimony does NOT have to be corroborated.

http://apps.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=9A.44.020

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(1) In order to convict a person of any crime defined in this chapter it shall not be necessary that the testimony of the alleged victim be corroborated.

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@firefly,

No, you missed or ignored my point. Rape of women starts with gaol and rape of men. I addressed the other end where what should be called rape and what behaviour should be a crime. Your attitude seems to be to post lots of gory details so people can feed like blood sucking monsters on horror. Address the real issue in a logical sequence. Start with rape of men in gaol and how to prevent it, work through what should be rape of women and what punishment is appropriate.

Just posting horror stories makes it seem like you love the detail and need mental help.

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@mysteryman,

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One thing I find interesting about the Washington rape laws, the victims testimony does NOT have to be corroborated.

Considering that the corroboration standard can usually be satisfied by the alleged victim claiming to be a victim to a citizen (girl friend/family) before she calls the cops I dont figure this bit of Washington law amounts to much. It is one minor step less the woman needs to take to hang a guy, no biggie.

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@mysteryman,

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One thing I find interesting about the Washington rape laws, the victims testimony does NOT have to be corroborated.

Right--there don't have to be additional witnesses to the crime to support her testimony. Generally rapes don't take place in front of other witnesses.

If you get mugged by someone on a dark deserted street, and you testify against that person, does your testimony have to be corroborated?

What do you find interesting about the fact that a rape victim's testimony does not have to be corroborated?

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@firefly,

Physical evidence is a form of corroboration.
If you want to read the law literally, there doesnt need to be physical evidence of a rape either.

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@mysteryman,

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If you want to read the law literally, there doesnt need to be physical evidence of a rape either.

there is no such thing as evidence of consent other than an audio tape. Tears or other evidence of rough sex is often taken as evidence of rape, though this is very unfair to men. Humans do rough sex, in my experience women want it as much as the men, but it is evidence of rape???!!!

Yes it is, when the rape feminists want to ring guys up for it and thus discourage the practice....because THEY don't like it.

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Why havent the libbies pushed for women who black mail men to do things or they wont get sex, to be charged with blackmail ? Or women who use words to abuse men with assault ? Oh...thats right, I forgot...they arent interested in equality, they are interested in SPECIAL equality. Women only.

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@Ionus,

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Why havent the libbies pushed for women who black mail men to do things or they wont get sex, to be charged with blackmail

Or ring women up for emotional abuse for doing their best at making men feel like s--t (for david)for wanting sex? That is according the them women standing up for themselves, but men standing up for their sexual needs is a major offense.....where is the equality??

Oh, that's rights, women are more equal than men, according to women.

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@Ionus,

Ionus wrote:

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If those men have sex with those women, then it is the men who are in the higher percentile of mental health!
If you have invented some way of telling mental health by how a person looks I would like to hear it.

Only idiots would base everything on sight alone. Rolling Eyes

What a dolt.

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@Intrepid,

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Bill? Is that you?

Must be. Only a vote down and no manly answer.

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@hawkeye10,

hawkeye10 wrote:

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Is pressuring a woman not by means of threat of force but by whining, threatening to break up with her, threatening to withdraw some benefits of a relationship that she had been enjoying such as living rent free in your home rape?

I would like firefly to answer a question....If I say to my wife "I do not desire to stay married to you unless we have good quality sex at least three times a week", and she says yes and does it, is her consent valid?? Have I raped her?

If your wife was to read all your posts would she consent and agree with you?

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