Word: consents
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Express Yourself" video showed you in a business suit ordering men around--feminism?--but for every "Express Yourself" there is a "Hanky Panky" ("I don't want you to thank me/Just spank me..."). And for all your talk about how the sex you portray is all based on consent--well, the knife at your throat above doesn't look like consent, and, for that matter, neither do the ropes. So let's call a spade a spade: You're a fraud...
Individuals who claim to have been raped will always have to explain their actions, proving (depending on the definition) that they either said "no" when asked for consent, said "no" to an unspoken advance or that the other party failed to ask for consent. CLUH's definition and the Date Rape Task Force's definition therefore demand an equally intense examination of what an individual who claims to have been raped said, did and heard...
...CLUH's definition emerges from an analysis of the four basic conditions under which sex can occur (we are assuming cases where no intimidation, coercion, etc. occurs, as such situations constitute rape under both our definition and that of the Task Force): 1. Neither party asks for or expresses consent, and neither dissents. 2. At least one party asks for consent and does not receive an answer. 3. Both parties ask for and receive consent. 4. At least one party dissents...
...case 1, the Task Force definition leads to the bizarre conclusion that both parties are rapists, as each proceeded to engage in sexual relations without the consent of the other...
Fillingham attempts to skirt this piece of illogic by arguing that sex is always initiated by one party, who should ask for consent. But if this is the case, then due process issues emerge as defendants would have no reason to know that what they were doing was wrong...