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Re: A GOP lawmaker used the phrase consensual rape during abortion debate. He says he misspoke.

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Sat, 18 May 19 1:48 PM | 48 view(s)
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Hi clo,

I am always attracted to the edges of principles - where they overlap with other ones. So I nearly always find myself disagreeing with categorical statements.

For sure there are all sorts of situations in which men's behaviour towards women is intolerable.

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Re: A GOP lawmaker used the phrase consensual rape during abortion debate. He says he misspoke.
By: clo in ALEA
Sat, 18 May 19 1:18 PM 		Msg. 30132 of 54959

The type of no you describe in that case is bogus.
That type of no, being labeled rape is an oddity.

Alcohol & substances abuse is usually involved in date rape, That complicates things on both sides.

That said, many men believe(d) it was their right to have sex with their wife, even if she said NO. Trump's ex said this happened to her.
Even if you're married, it's your right to say no, and mean no. The reason might be a temporary issue, or it may be they are on the path to divorce.

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