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  • rah
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    Originally posted by notyoueither View Post
    I think it boils down to you think 15 is old enough for a boy to consent so the results for the boy in SF were OK. That's fine.

    There's still a major problem with the law speaking out of two sides of its face saying on one hand that consent is impossible, but on the other that he consented. Can you grant that?
    Again I think that the difference between criminal and civil prosecution can account for that.

    And a 34 with a 15 year old, I'll never think is OK. I'm not thrilled when it's a 34 year old with an 18 year old, (regardless of which one is 34) but that's legal so it must be oK??????


    But with another 15 year old. The two might be mature enough for there to be what would be considered consent. At what age difference does it have to be before there's an issue? Are the current legal definitions what they should be. The definitions are different all over the world. Who's right? (it's easy to say some of them are obviously wrong)

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  • Ben Kenobi
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    So yeah, I think he bears some responsibility even if it's real little.
    But again, it depends on the individual.
    Why am I not surprised to see Ming and Rah supporting sex with children?

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  • Ben Kenobi
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    You can't allow adults to talk juveniles into doing things that are harmful to them.
    Exactly. This isn't a difficult concept, Ming. Adults are expected to follow the law not prey on children.

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  • Ben Kenobi
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    Typical lying scum... Please point out where I said that.
    Why should it make a difference? Statutory rape is statutory rape.

    The big difference in the made up myth and the actual story was the issue of consent vs rape/abuse. The TRUE STORY points out that ruling was based on THAT FACT.
    So yes, it was a big difference, but where did I say that I believe that a 15 year old can legally give consent?
    Statutory rape is, by definition, abuse. It doesn't matter if the child says, "I wanted it".

    Maybe in Ming's world, statutory rape isn't really rape if the child says they enjoyed it. Right Ming?

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  • DinoDoc
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    Originally posted by Ming View Post
    So yes, it was a big difference, but where did I say that I believe that a 15 year old can legally give consent?
    You appeared to give that impression here.
    The fact that it was consensual is a BIG DIFFERENCE.
    Though to be fair the state authorities give that impression as well. Makes me wonder about the legal justification for the woman's conviction.

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  • Ming
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    Originally posted by Ben Kenobi View Post
    Umm. Wow. Ming, you actually believe that a 15 year old can legally consent?
    Typical lying scum... Please point out where I said that.

    The big difference in the made up myth and the actual story was the issue of consent vs rape/abuse. The TRUE STORY points out that ruling was based on THAT FACT.
    So yes, it was a big difference, but where did I say that I believe that a 15 year old can legally give consent?

    But then again, nobody expects honesty from you. Like your buddy Kid, you just make **** up.

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  • Kidlicious
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    Girls actually mature sooner than boys. I think girls understand the consequences of sex sooner than boys. They are also probably taught more not to have sex until they are ready.

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  • Sava
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    just don't think about it

    you'll be okay

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  • notyoueither
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    Originally posted by rah View Post
    I disagree. I think it's stupid but I could see a case for it. But then, the US can be thankful that I'm not a judge with any real authority.

    Originally posted by rah View Post
    You make a good point. But maybe just between the ages of 18-30. The earlier ages these days, kids are exposed to so much more through the connectivity. So I don't know. As I said, I could be convinced either way. But for guys at 15, I believe they are capable of consent. Girls (since I had a daughter) probably a year more. But again, a judgement call. Each individual is different so the standard should probably be kept a little lower for safety.

    I think it boils down to you think 15 is old enough for a boy to consent so the results for the boy in SF were OK. That's fine.

    There's still a major problem with the law speaking out of two sides of its face saying on one hand that consent is impossible, but on the other that he consented. Can you grant that?

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  • Sava
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    that kinda sounds like obama

    NAMBLA
    OBAMA
    NAMBLA
    OBAMA

    say it real fast, you'll see

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  • DinoDoc
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    Originally posted by Sava View Post
    and child brides exist in India and other places now

    its not so bad
    This sounds like an argument from NAMBLA.

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  • Kidlicious
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    Originally posted by rah View Post
    Would Ben have said no? Could anyone have said no? Yeah, I think so.

    Keep in mind that in older times, kid's that age were already married with kids.

    So yeah, I think he bears some responsibility even if it's real little.
    But again, it depends on the individual.

    Am I right? Who knows, but it is JUST my opinion.
    The adult has the responsibiliy here. That's the standard. You can't allow adults to talk juveniles into doing things that are harmful to them.
    Last edited by Kidlicious; February 24, 2014, 17:59.

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  • Sava
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    and child brides exist in india and other places now

    its not so bad

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  • Kidlicious
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    Originally posted by Sava View Post
    I also remember the Kid feces eating incident. So that's two verified sources. Can you Google and find proof against this? Didn't think so.
    Isn't it true that you and loinburger were SMOKING MARIJUANA AND LOOKING AT DICKGIRLS at the time of the alledged crime?

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  • rah
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    Originally posted by Kidicious View Post
    No one is claiming he wasn't into it. I think the question is was it possible for him to say no.
    Would Ben have said no? Could anyone have said no? Yeah, I think so.

    Keep in mind that in older times, kid's that age were already married with kids.

    So yeah, I think he bears some responsibility even if it's real little.
    But again, it depends on the individual.

    Am I right? Who knows, but it is JUST my opinion.

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