Do we live in a Rape Culture?

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(05-10-2016, 02:42 AM)Brownshoe Wrote: And yet you can't show me one case that it's not on my side. The biggest thing is if the person consented then you don't need to "reasonably believe that they consent to the act" because you know they consented to it.


consent to sex and consent to a contract is a false equivalence because one is a spur of the moment thing, and the other is a legally binding agreement that is premeditated. One will imprison someone for having consensual sex and the other one will just void a contract.

1.  I can not show you a case because the law has just recently evolved.  Why do you think they would remove that language if there was not a change in the law?

2.  You don't have a clue about contract law.  A binding contract does not have to be "premeditated" at all.  There just has to be an intent to form a contract.