Its apparently impossible to r@pe a woman in skinny jeans
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I don't know where to start. I mean, even if supposedly it was IMPOSSIBLE to take off skinny jeans without help from the person wearing them, since when does taking ones pants off mean "I consent to having sex with you."? This utterly depresses me. |
How would you possibly need the help of the person wearing skinny jeans to get them off? It isn't like there is some sort of internal clenching mechanism, you just unzip them, like any other pants. Sure they tend to get stuck on your feet but a little tug is all that is needed, plus pants around your ankles hardly offer any protection against penetration.
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Sounds like some people are confused about the mechanics of fucking.
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This IS depressing. I am confounded to think a judge or jury thought a person could not have any article of clothing removed by force if the perpetrator is willing enough. If that was the sole reason the defendant was acquitted, it's a very damaging ruling. And it sounds like a throwback to the days when "She was asking for it" was an acceptable defense of r@pe.
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how many times do we have to watch innocent men doing time because the woman report to have been **** when in fact she was drunk and fucked the guy to in the end realise she did not wanted to fuck him in the first place.Pathetic revenge.
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Also it is far more likely for someone to get away with **** than for someone to be sent to prison for it, let alone getting sent on false charges. |
Come on how many cases did you see going to court and they found out that the man was innocent after being interrogating in some cases and others after they did their time.
Think and do some reading before you discuss about it. You don't know what you are talking about. I do as i read and watch enough documentaries about it. |
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Again with the hyperbole titling. It does not say anything about the courts believing him.
I mean, people go into court and claim they were controlled by aliens from space. In a court, there is decorum, they prosecution just can't say 'that is silly, what other defence do you have?', they have to legitimately challenge any strange nut-job defences just as they would a normal defence. They have to ask questions, and prove they are nut-jobs and the defence is silly, thats how court proceedings work. To argue that some nut-job offered up a nut-job defence as proof positive that it is 'impossible to r@pe someone in skinny jeans' is the equivalent of saying aliens exist, because some nut-job mentioned them in a court room hearing. No one has accepted that defence in this case, in Italy it was tried and thrown out (as it probably will be here as well), and per the Korea case, the article is lacking in other details of why their case was thrown out - I'm willing to bet there was more to it than this article states. Also, for the record, I have attempted to remove jeans by force, with consent, and it is damn hard to do when you are on top of someone, skinny jeans or not. I'm not saying it is impossible, or a means of an adequate defence in a court hearing, but there is a bit of logic to this. At the end of the day it will be other evidence which decides the case. A mere he said/she said is not enough to judge a case like this. |
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As for the alien, usually you can't prove a negative, I know in the cases of claims of insanity its the defense's job to prove it, not prosecution's disprove the claim when no evidence by the defense is presented. Only if the defense can provide evidence does the prosecution have to prove otherwise. Quote:
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And how!
....I can only wish I was. |
Yeah, I've never had a guy have a hard time pulling my skinny jeans off me.
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My skinnies actually come off a good bit easier than most of my other pants, but Jake has never had an issue getting any of them off, even while on top of me. Perhaps Stern needs to work on his technique.
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I am baffled and in lack of words.
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