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Yes, because they might not like it getting it done to them

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Rape is rape. It can't be considered anything else.

If two rapist are in the same room and they both wants to rape each other then it's called Sex, I don't see why go far and still call it rape.

Anzobuse wrote:

If two rapist are in the same room and they both wants to rape each other then it's called Sex, I don't see why go far and still call it rape.

Unless one of them, at any time, rescinds their consent. At least, according to the rape laws of the United States, which quite frankly, are rather stupid.

Naito Raizu wrote:

Anzobuse wrote:

If two rapist are in the same room and they both wants to rape each other then it's called Sex, I don't see why go far and still call it rape.

Unless one of them, at any time, rescinds their consent. At least, according to the rape laws of the United States, which quite frankly, are rather stupid.

I agree with Naito

I don't study law. But the way I see it is that it depends on the second person's reaction to the first's, for instance, if the first person made a move, the second person has two ways to respond to this; first would be to accept what's going on and volunteer to participate in whatever going on; or reject it and only in this case - in my opinion - it's considered rape.

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Angry Dueling Nerd wrote:

Naito Raizu wrote:

Anzobuse wrote:

If two rapist are in the same room and they both wants to rape each other then it's called Sex, I don't see why go far and still call it rape.

Unless one of them, at any time, rescinds their consent. At least, according to the rape laws of the United States, which quite frankly, are rather stupid.

I agree with Naito

How's this for positively ridiculous?

Consent can be rescinded at any time, even years after the sexual encounter has taken place, and the so called rapist can still be persecuted to the full extent of the law.

In California State, laws have been put in place that require two University students to sign a contract stating their consent, prior to any sexual activity.

Not only this, but laws within the United States declare that, since an intoxicated individual cannot give consent, anything remotely sexual done to them, such as a hug or a kiss, is considered rape and is punishable by the law as such.

I can go on and on, but I won't bore you.

And in response to Anzo, yes, that would make sense. I would see that as such. Unfortunately, however, the law of the United States does not. It's pretty fucking ridiculous.

What kind of question is this o.O ?!

United States laws are ass backwards.