sex and alchohol has allways been a staple of partys ever sinced we learned that eating some plants made us go WOOOOOOOO FUN TIMES!Nyaliva said:Do you guys remember when going to parties didn't mean sex and alcohol?
That's all I really have to say on this topic. Also rape is bad. But not as black and white as it seems from out here.
Uhhh...what?Mortai Gravesend said:The primary issue is that of course you just made that up without any kind of evidence that it's so simple to get a conviction and her claim wouldn't get anywhere. Plus of course making up that a girl will convince herself of that and a guy will not. In the end, people like you will convince themselves of all sorts of bullshit.chadachada123 said:The primary issue is that if two drunk people have sex, if the girl wakes up feeling regretful, she can convince herself that she was raped. Were the guy to do so, he'd be laughed at and would certainly not be convinced that he was raped just because he was drunk.
The point is: make sure you're actually a victim before you say you are.
...Do I need evidence to say that 'much of society' acts this way socially? I'm talking about in the eyes of society, not the eyes of the law or anything. It's just a common observation, you're not going to have proof for a thing like that.Mortai Gravesend said:'without any kind of evidence'.chadachada123 said:Uhhh...what?Mortai Gravesend said:The primary issue is that of course you just made that up without any kind of evidence that it's so simple to get a conviction and her claim wouldn't get anywhere. Plus of course making up that a girl will convince herself of that and a guy will not. In the end, people like you will convince themselves of all sorts of bullshit.chadachada123 said:The primary issue is that if two drunk people have sex, if the girl wakes up feeling regretful, she can convince herself that she was raped. Were the guy to do so, he'd be laughed at and would certainly not be convinced that he was raped just because he was drunk.
The point is: make sure you're actually a victim before you say you are.
If a girl gets drunk and has regretful sex, she's a rape victim, according to 'much of society.'
If a guy gets drunk and has regretful sex, he's not a victim, according to 'much of society.'
'Much of society' practices a double-standard.
This is...not very difficult to understand.
Is that phrase too difficult for you to understand?
...I have no idea what I did to rustle your jimmies this hard.Mortai Gravesend said:Oh you got to it before my edit. I added a bit more:chadachada123 said:...Do I need evidence to say that 'much of society' acts this way socially? I'm talking about in the eyes of society, not the eyes of the law or anything. It's just a common observation, you're not going to have proof for a thing like that.Mortai Gravesend said:'without any kind of evidence'.chadachada123 said:Uhhh...what?Mortai Gravesend said:The primary issue is that of course you just made that up without any kind of evidence that it's so simple to get a conviction and her claim wouldn't get anywhere. Plus of course making up that a girl will convince herself of that and a guy will not. In the end, people like you will convince themselves of all sorts of bullshit.chadachada123 said:The primary issue is that if two drunk people have sex, if the girl wakes up feeling regretful, she can convince herself that she was raped. Were the guy to do so, he'd be laughed at and would certainly not be convinced that he was raped just because he was drunk.
The point is: make sure you're actually a victim before you say you are.
If a girl gets drunk and has regretful sex, she's a rape victim, according to 'much of society.'
If a guy gets drunk and has regretful sex, he's not a victim, according to 'much of society.'
'Much of society' practices a double-standard.
This is...not very difficult to understand.
Is that phrase too difficult for you to understand?
...Am I being trolled or something?
And yeah, you do kind of need evidence. Your 'common' observation is merely your own personal biases speaking.'much of society' agrees with me that you're just making stuff up based on personal impressions.
You also said more than that, you said that they could convince themselves. Why abandon that assertion to start only talking about how 'most of society' views it, hm?
And trolled? No, but reported yes. Though unsure if that's enough for it. But do call outright people trolls and they will react.
Hmm... iffy... but...Jedoro said:Society didn't force you to make anything, you decided to because of those "stupid opinions and idiotic conclusions."
Also, if one's goal of provocative dress is to get raped, is it really rape?
EDIT: /sarcasm
1) I don't need evidence, it's just a basic observation of freaking society. Maybe it's different in your country, or at your university. I didn't even SAY majority to begin with. I said "MUCH OF SOCIETY" because I don't have any real estimate on how much of society agrees. I would be willing to bet money that it's a far higher percentage that agrees than disagrees, but I don't have evidence because it's not really important here.Mortai Gravesend said:I didn't assert that, I questioned what you claimed about the difference between how they were treated. So where's your evidence? Don't try a stupid argument from ignorance now. I said nothing about 'the majority of society' except to make a sarcastic remark to point out how silly it was for you to toss it around as you did.snip
Okay, so you're backtracking from when you said: ". Were the guy to do so, he'd be laughed at and would certainly not be convinced that he was raped just because he was drunk."The convincing part doesn't affect anything. If a guy or girl has drunk regretful sex, they could convince themselves that they were harmed even if they weren't. That's...not really relevant to what we're talking about anymore.
No, but then implying I'm a troll doesn't quite seem like nothing.Isn't it against the rules to report someone for not doing anything, though?