Rich Brooks & his tomato plants laughs at this. if god is generous my retirement life will be 1/2 as good as he has lived since getting TF out.The UK football head coaching job is a Lovecraftian abyss from which no one escapes unscathed.
The claims against the professor arent being swept under the rug
The University isnt attempting to protect the professor.
I can't take you seriously when you refer to him as Crapilutou. Doesn't matter if what you say is 100% accurate. It's thisclose to Zipp'isms, which are intolerable.
Congrats the politician who fights bitches agrees with you. Tommy will be on the BOT in no time.
See the Vandy case. Granted she was passed out and not black out.Obviously, campus rape is a huge hot button issue right now. "No means no" is obvious. Taking advantage of a girl who's passed out is obvious. My question is, legally speaking, is it considered rape if the girl doesn't remember it- like If she is black-out drunk? I was just reading about this UNC case where the girl called the presser regarding a Tar Heel football player and I think that's the issue. How is she supposed to know if she went along with it or not?
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See the Vandy case. Granted she was passed out and not black out.
I mean, there is only one way I can interpret this. So long. You are now on ignore.
If you are blacked-out drunk - AKA really damn drunk but still functional and some people wouldn't realize it (85% of my blacked out drunk states) and you banged some dude that's on you. I've woken up before with someone beside me and not really remembered much of it. I obviously don't condone it and I know its different to compare a blacked out guy having sex with a less drunk girl and vice versa, but I think its completely unfair to the other person to accuse them of raping you if you don't remember it, it could complete ruin their life and for all you know you were just as involved.
See the Vandy case. Granted she was passed out and not black out.
I'm not 100% sure on this (more like 95% sure), but the law in most states is that a person is legally considered unable to provide the requisite consent if they are too intoxicated to understand their own actions (i.e., blacked out, but not passed out).That's what I'm getting at, and I'm curious about the legality of it.
Easy, bud.Yea and if there's grass on the field let's play ball guys!!
(actually it'll depend on the particular facts of the case...)Easy, bud.
Fifteen'll gitcha twenty!
Obviously, campus rape is a huge hot button issue right now. "No means no" is obvious. Taking advantage of a girl who's passed out is obvious. My question is, legally speaking, is it considered rape if the girl doesn't remember it- like If she is black-out drunk? I was just reading about this UNC case where the girl called the presser regarding a Tar Heel football player and I think that's the issue. How is she supposed to know if she went along with it or not?
Serious replies only!
Good effort sustaining all the rape talk today, fellas.
Let's see if we can keep this train rollin' til kickoff.