Do we live in a Rape Culture?

[Brownshoe]

(05-09-2016, 10:36 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: Impaired vs. loss is really irrelevant. You're grasping at straws here. Even impaired judgement/logic is too drunk to consent. If someone will do something they would not have done sober then they are at a point where their consent should not stand. Period.


No, it is not. He is saying that you said the only time a person cannot consent, meaning incapable of doing so, is when they are blacked out.it is exactly what you have been saying.

Lol there is a MAJOR difference between the loss of logical function and impairment of logical function. Being drunk doesn't mean that you lose the ability to consent. You still have your agency. Being black out drunk is. There's a reason why the law is on my side and not yours.


He should have typed it more clearly then, because the way he typed it meant that someone couldn't refuse to consent due to being drunk.