apeman wrote:BjornP wrote:apeman wrote:How can there be consent to sex but not to touching boobs?
Seriously, I bet if you have consent that you'll get blown, but then you cum on her face without warning, you are guilty of sexual assault in the UK.
By the other party
vocalizing she didn't want her boobs touched?
I just literally cannot conceive of this outcome. If I was asked has a woman ever given consent to sex but not to touching boobs, I would have said of course not.
Doesn't matter if you, me or anyone, can't. Telling a woman: "No no, you
can't actually say no
now, because
other women I've had sex with haven't had a problem with getting their tits grabbed during sex...." is a completely
insane argument. Maybe he grabbed them too hard, maybe X, maybe Y, it does. Not. Really. Matter. If
she said no, she said no. Doesn't matter if you, or anyone thinks her reason for saying no is foolish.
Ph64 wrote:So in other words if 100 innocent people face the consequences for every one guilty "beyond reasonable doubt" person, that's just the cost of your form of "justice"?
"Guilty until/unless proven innocent"?
Why would it be guilt until proven innocent? That's not what I'm describing and the guy in the article btw
has been proven guilty.
Why would 100 innocent people "face the consequences" (whatever that means) for every one guilty person? Any particular reason it's 100 to 1? You're not making any sense. Are you opposed to sentencing, or even charging people for crimes if the only evidence is the testimony of the accuser?
Fame is not flattery. Respect is not agreement.