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2	California activists seek to redefine quiet, consensual sex as rape through Senate Bill 967 It seems like the legal definition of incapacitated in California sums up to a person being in a state where they can no longer take care of themselves for any of a laundry list of reasons. Without an explicit definition stated in the bill I would take this to mean that if someone can be considered drunk they can't give consent. I'm sure that's not how it was meant when this was written, but an overzealous prosecutor can easily make the case that even a slightly drunk person is legally incapacit…	/r/MensRights	10/03/14 09:02 PM
7	Anyone watching SNL right now? Needing to be able to have a sense of humor about yourself is important, but everyone wants to at least to have their ideas stand on their own merit from time to time. I'm not saying that Feminists always get fair treatment in the media, but they do at least get to have some fairly well known advocates get a real message out there. MRAs get pretty much zero airtime on TV, and I'm not even complaining about that, it just feels kind of lame to portray them in such a negative way considering that's…	/r/MensRights	09/03/14 08:52 AM
9	Anyone watching SNL right now? To do effective satire That's kind of the key right there, it wasn't effective. The skit wasn't really funny and came off as a really forced attempt to use being on SNL as a chance to attack MRAs. It was pretty clear they made absolutely no attempt to learn anything about MRAs or use any actual MRA issues in the skit. I'm not saying that people should get all Tumbler about it, but the end result of this skit is that most people's first experience with MRA's is that they have the opinion that men…	/r/MensRights	09/03/14 08:46 AM

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