The student who cried "Rape!" so she could get an extension on homework

caffeine addict wrote:

Verandering wrote:

On the other side of the fence, No means no, so don't utter no when you mean to utter yes.

Except when there's a safeword in place. Then don't utter purple fuzzy elephant when you mean to utter no. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Oh you foul beast! Vanilla sex über alles, everything else is immoral!

rae wrote:

Verandering, what country were you in, then? I can't imagine anywhere in the states covering that. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

It was in the states; in Maryland, specifically.

Is vanilla-flavored lube an appropriate substitute? What about vanilla condoms?

Also immoral. Sorry. It's the enjoyment vs. reproduction factor, remember.

The government is dropping that anonymity thing.

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Instead, according to a report in The Guardian, ministers will negotiate with the Press Complaints Commission to persuade newspapers and websites to allow suspected rapists to remain anonymous.

Given that it's the PCC, nothing will get done.

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Clarke conceded there were "arguments on both sides" of the issue but insisted it was "right to have a reasonable debate" on them - as he told MPs the proposal was a Liberal Democrat policy that had found its way into the coalition agreement.

Time to write another letter to my MP lambasting him for that.

Anyway, glad that law won't be happening any time soon.

ZoZo wrote:

The government is dropping that anonymity thing.

Anyway, glad that law won't be happening any time soon.

That'll teach those assholes to stand up for the rights of the accused!