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User avatar #3 - psychlogic (04/18/2013) [-]
So if a straight man is too drunk to say no, is it ok to **** him in the butt?
User avatar #268 to #3 - gayboard (04/25/2013) [-]
It's a person's responsibility whether they allow themselves to get drunk.
#226 to #3 - thatguynobodylikes **User deleted account** has deleted their comment [-]
#153 to #3 - anonymous (04/19/2013) [-]
yes, thats the price to pay for forgetting your problems for a couple hrs, then meeting them again in the morning
#72 to #3 - anonymous (04/19/2013) [-]
wait, you ask a dude if it's ok to rape him before raping him? Thats backwards man.
#65 to #3 - anonymous (04/19/2013) [-]
"too drunk to say no" then yes because his stupid ass put himself in that position
#5 to #3 - anonymous (04/18/2013) [-]
you didn't understand it at all, if a women says yes when she's drunk she shouldn't be able to claim it was rape when she sobers up, thats ****** up many mens lives.
User avatar #161 to #5 - condormcninja (04/19/2013) [-]
Except that happens so ridiculously rarely that it doesn't matter. And in cases like that the man won't be charged.
User avatar #7 to #5 - psychlogic (04/18/2013) [-]
Also, women's alcohol tolerances are different depending on where she's at in her monthly cycle. A week before she could have polished off a bottle of wine with a shot for good luck and been mostly fine. But somehow this week she's tripping over herself after 3 shots in the same amount of time. So in addition to other things that affect your tolerance (like what you've eaten, how hydrated you are, the amount of time between drinks) there's another big player that most women don't know about.
#128 to #7 - anonymous (04/19/2013) [-]
How about don't get drunk in the first place? It's like walking around with a Rolex in a poor neighborhood and expecting not to get mugged...If you get drunk and horny, you don't usually say no...
#163 to #128 - anonymous (04/19/2013) [-]
No, it is like giving someone a rolex and then claiming they robbed you.
User avatar #6 to #5 - psychlogic (04/18/2013) [-]
Don't get me wrong, I agree with the statement completely. If you're going to drink enough to put yourself in that position, you have no one to blame but yourself.

But the problem with drinking is that people remember things differently (or not at all). She may ONLY remember being at the party, then a dude inside her and nothing in between. She doesn't know if she consented. She doesn't know if she was even awake to say yes or no. Or if she had been roofied. The whole thing is a mess because of the nature of drinking, especially at parties like that.
#170 to #6 - anonymous (04/19/2013) [-]
1. The court will almost definitely side with the woman's memory as part of the push to end the "rape culture." Unless there are several witnesses on your side, juries will assume you're a lying rapist.

2. Even if she remembers saying yes, she can claim not to.
User avatar #18 to #6 - gorginhanson (04/19/2013) [-]
then you can use the same logic with men, like you did just then

the man doesn't know any of those things about himself either

case closed

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User avatar #4 to #3 - ninjamyles **User deleted account** (04/18/2013) [-]
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