JoeB131
Diamond Member
Well, sorry Joe, I just can’t agree with that.
You don't have to agree with it.. The law is what the law is. If you don't like it, lobby for another law. But just beware of unintended consequences when someone falsely accused you.
Either partner can at any time leading up to and during the act state that they want to stop. If the other partner does not honor that statement, it's assault and rape. That's the law. We know you don't like women very much, but in this case it's pretty clear, she can blow the whistle ending the game at any time she wants. Same for him. It doesn't matter if she agreed to go into a bedroom with him, or if he took her to a movie and bought her dinner. She doesn't owe him sex and he doesn't owe it to her. I notice that you don't don't say it's "Kind of her own damned fault" if she gets pregnant from having sex and wants to kill the baby.
I 100% support her right to end a pregnancy if she wants to. I 100% support her keeping the pregnancy if she wants to.
Of course, there's no evidence that she asked him to stop... He friend was in the room with her and said that she saw them fall asleep together on the same couch.
The law is very clear in this case. If you get yourself drunk, you can't claim rape when you sober up the next morning.