And you seriously think that if he'd done the same to her he'd have been charged? They'd have asked her what clothes she was wearing until they threw her out of the police station.Admiral X wrote: ↑Thu Sep 13, 2018 5:54 amFind me an example of this being called rape by the media or the authorities. Also, you'll note, she was not charged with sexual assault or rape.
Men get sex crimes against them treated as a joke or get told "you just got lucky". Women get slut-shamed. Same shitty policing, different payoff.
Where's your source, then?
Says who, Breitbart? Your response makes zero damn sense.
Same reason sex crimes against women get laughed off. Police don't want to deal with it and intimate-partner violence is still seen as a largely private matter.Admiral X wrote: ↑Thu Sep 13, 2018 5:54 amThen why is it so difficult for those in authority to even define it as a crime?Right to not be forced to participate in a sexual act.
1. Don't cite the Daily Heil, it's as reliable as Fox News.Admiral X wrote: ↑Thu Sep 13, 2018 5:54 amLiterally the first result in GoogleSource? Because otherwise I believe you as much as I believe Donald Trump when he says he's a stable genius.
In Texas
Germany gets in on that action
Kid doesn't even have to be yours if you wait to long to test paternity
Texas says you're on the hook for whatever child support would be before the paternity test was conducted
2. Most of those cases seem to be because of legal technicalities (notably, Kansas's batshit crazy set of family-planning laws that are intentionally designed to make family planning a nearly impossible hassle). Legal technicality =/= ranking one group's rights over the other (which is why that asshole baker who John Oliver claims masturbates in his cakes is likely to be sued and hauled in front of the Supreme Court again for the exact same damn reason, since his case was overturned on a legal technicality and not on constitutional grounds by SCOTUS).
I still want some evidence that isn't legal technicalities (which, I should note, are the consequence of any legal system meant to deal with a country as big as the USA).
There's a difference between responsibility and bodily autonomy. If there's a parasite in your body--which a fetus is, humans don't develop enough brainpower to be more than animals until several weeks to months postnatal--you have a right to get it out. If you consent to having that kid in you, but health issues crop up, you have a right to get it out, because your life supersedes a parasite's.
But if you've got a functional human neonate that you contributed DNA to? Unless you waive parental rights, you owe child support, and since men are paid more than women for the same work...I don't think it's unreasonable to expect the dude to contribute more, especially since our society still shunts women towards the primary-caregiver role, leaving them less capable of financial support.
Yeah, because you're making baseless fearmongering speculations instead of reiterating facts.
That's not a source, you're talking out of your behind.