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Peter Molyneux's The Movies
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by Tansin A. Darcos (TDARCOS) 09/14/2011, 11:36pm PDT |
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CattleHumper wrote:
a film about a woman helping her friend getting an abortion [deleted] There's a scene where they cant' afford the abortion, and the roommate sleeps with the abortionist to pay for the procedure [deleted] but the people on IMDB are calling it rape. My question: does this constitute rape? A woman agreed to have sex with a man in order to get him to help her.
It's not rape, it's prostitution. But there are some so-called "feminists" who think if a woman gives sex to get something, she was raped. It's part of the "victimization of women" in which "all men are animals."
If we classified any case where a woman sold herself to get something as rape, 3/4 of all men would be up on charges. It also degrades and cheapens the true meaning of actual rape reports. If virtually anything not involving force or lack of consent can be twisted into being called rape, it makes real rapes look less serious than they are.
CattleHumper wrote:
Side note: I was dating the love of my life, and she got pregnant by accident. She miscarried, and the doctor had to remove the fetus. She called that incident her abortion for the rest of our time together. Should that fact alone have been a reason to leave her behind?
Technically she is right. Do you know what the true technical term for a miscarriage is? "Spontaneous abortion." Sounds like the kind a woman got if she did it on the spur of the moment, but technically a miscarriage is a type of abortion, albeit a natural one rather than a caused one.
CattleHumper wrote:
I need to stop drinking and typing. Who knows what sad facet of my life will be revealed next?
I think AOL had a "drunk cancel" function at some point, in which it delayed sending your message for 30 seconds so that after you clicked "send" if you then realized you didn't mean to send or should not have sent the message, you could cancel it during that 30 second window before it went out.
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Is it rape? by CattleHumper 09/04/2011, 4:44pm PDT 
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1032846/ by CattleHumper 09/04/2011, 4:45pm PDT 
Law school answer? NT by Horrible Gelatinous Blob 09/04/2011, 6:54pm PDT 
Re: Law school answer? by Mischief Maker 09/04/2011, 8:42pm PDT 
Poor Patrice :( NT by col.schickn 09/04/2011, 9:36pm PDT 
I was gonna talk about the force requirement, MPC distinctions, & sexual autonom NT by Horrible Gelatinous Blob 09/05/2011, 12:09am PDT 
How many Opie and Anthony clips were you going to use NT by about a statutory rape conviction? 09/05/2011, 7:57am PDT 
Only four :( NT by Horrible Gelatinous Blob 09/05/2011, 9:49am PDT 
If it ain't in the Jury Instructions NT by It's irrelevant horseshit 09/05/2011, 11:14am PDT 
Kind of a riveting interview for Morning Zoo cackling assholes NT by Roop 09/05/2011, 8:54pm PDT 
Half hour buildup to a killer pun NT by Entropy Stew 09/05/2011, 9:15pm PDT 
Re: Law school answer? by Tansin A. Darcos (TDARCOS) 09/14/2011, 11:46pm PDT 
1) That's a tort case, not a criminal case, 2) she "struggled" until threatened. NT by Horrible Gelatinous Blob 09/15/2011, 8:04pm PDT 
Re: Is it rape? by NDD 09/05/2011, 12:05pm PDT 
What took you so long? NT by WITTGENSTEIN 09/05/2011, 2:39pm PDT 
ES did you know the post title field explodes if you use non-latin characters by NDD 09/05/2011, 3:11pm PDT 
ISO-8859-1: It's not just the law, it's a good idea NT by Entropy Stew 09/05/2011, 9:12pm PDT 
Prostitution, not rape. NT by Mysterio 09/05/2011, 3:31pm PDT 
You're kinda raping people if you demand sex for something they need. by Gutsby 09/05/2011, 3:45pm PDT 
what she NEEDED was to use some condoms if she's poor and can't afford a kid by Mysterio 09/05/2011, 4:39pm PDT 
apparently you couldn't get contraceptives in 1980s romania. my bad. still not r NT by Mysterio 09/05/2011, 4:45pm PDT 
Well he demanded money first but they didn't have any, right? by Worm 09/05/2011, 6:11pm PDT 
Re: Is it rape? by Tansin A. Darcos (TDARCOS) 09/14/2011, 11:36pm PDT 
Is it luck? NT by Les Claypool 09/16/2011, 9:31am PDT 
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