What’s your take on this?

  • GreenKnight23@lemmy.world
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    2 hours ago

    Not being clever. it’s the same thing.

    you’re just victim blaming because you refuse to acknowledge that forcing anyone to do something through sex should be considered rape.

    • MrFinnbean@lemmy.world
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      1 hour ago

      Did you learn fancy new word to use?

      Im not victim blaming anybody, nor am i saying baby trapping is in any way acceptable, but it definedly is not a rape. And those two crimes are definedly not in any way compareable.

      Your definition would also turn custody disputes in to rape cases.

      • GreenKnight23@lemmy.world
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        9 minutes ago

        that’s quite the amount of confidence for being wrong.

        Many jurisdictions now center the crime on the absence of freely given or affirmative consent and also criminalize sexual acts with persons who cannot legally consent—minors (statutory rape), the intoxicated, the unconscious, or those with certain mental disabilities—so the presence or absence of capacity is often as central as whether force was used.

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        by your definition, having sex while intoxicated would not be rape because consent isn’t required. you allowed this by proposing consent is not a requirement to force a man to impregnate a woman.

        by your definition rape itself doesn’t exist.