The UK Puritans Carve another Notch in the Bedpost

Only sexual acts he would be willing to take part in should be legal in his world view.

In other word I guess anyone charge with rape should be assume to be a rapist and to state otherwise is to support rapists.

Your previous posts, celebrating the joys of marital rape, and unremitting support of rapists show that you're definitely a wannabe rapist, if not an actual one

I have said before some people define rape so broadly that being accused of being a rapist by them is not at all derogatory,

But who need proof of anything we go by emotions and feelings

You know we also got the same problem in the US a one time happening/crime is given as a reason for passing laws.

You know we also got the same problem in the US a one time happening/crime is given as a reason for passing laws.

The state will grab for power 9 times out of 10 when it has the opportunity...that is how we got
to having a huge and oppressive government.

YES. It is opportunistic . . . and no one opposes.

YES. It is opportunistic . . . and no one opposes.

People think that individual freedom is too risky...

Yeah; thay panic at the thawt of returning to the freedom that we had in the 18OOs
and in the early 19OOs

The constant video loops of the carnage after guys have shot up Mc Donald's has done a great deal of damage to the longing for freedom, the panic did not appear out of thin air.

Yeah; thay panic at the thawt of returning to the freedom that we had in the 18OOs
and in the early 19OOs

The constant video loops of the carnage after guys have shot up Mc Donald's
has done a great deal of damage to the longing for freedom, the panic did not appear out of thin air.

But you dont want to open that can of worms do you...

The carnage resulted from the victims' lust
to obay the anti-self defense laws. Thay NEEDED to defend themselves
and by operation of law (and their collaboration therewith)
thay were disabled from doing so, operating to the glory and success of the murderer

Yes, it is too risky to trust people and in the UK it had gotten so crazy that there is a drive to not allow the public to buy and have full size kitchen knives to limit the harm done in domestic violence situations,

Ken Clarke, the justice secretary, is heading for a fresh clash with his cabinet colleague, Theresa May and Tory backbenchers after publicly criticising moves to impose mandatory prison sentences on teenagers found with a knife.

Clarke said telling a court that it must send a 13-year-old first time offender to a secure children's home would be "bit of a leap for the British justice system". He added that mandatory sentences were a "totally different system of sentencing juveniles".

The coalition cabinet has agreed that a mandatory minimum six-month prison sentence for adults caught carrying a knife should be added to the sentencing and punishment bill but May, the home secretary, has reportedly been pressing for it to be extended to under-18s as well.

Two London Conservative MPs, Nick de Bois and David Burrowes, backed by the London mayor, Boris Johnson, and 38 other Tory MPs, have been campaigning for the change, claiming that 40% of all knife crime is committed by teenagers.

Clarke told the Commons home affairs committee that this claim was untrue. He said mandatory sentences in British law were an American innovation based on the assumption that judges could not be trusted to sentence on the basis of the circumstances in each case.

"We have – because of the seriousness that we attach to knife crime and we think a strong message has got to be sent to people indulging in knife crime – agreed such a mandatory sentence for adults," said Clarke

You really are stupid. There's no problem buying kitchen knives over here, but you just go on believing any old **** you 'read.'