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| 1 | Google's definition of Rapeand what i am saying is that as far as the law is concerned, that is very well and likely true (if the legal definition of rape in your state is forced penile-vaginal intercourse). a woman penetrating a man's anus forcibly would be (under the law) a sexual assault. the punishments of both rape and sexual assault would logically follow identically. this post is merely catering to the alarmist narrative of this particular sub without any regard to the lack of legal distinction in regards to the la… | /r/MensRights | 14/08/12 03:19 AM |
| 2 | Google's definition of Rapenot too familiar with this particular sub, but I saw this post, and I want to say this: this isn't 'google's definition,' this is most likely the meaning as it is based in common law. most of you might be surprised to look up your own state's law on rape. i suspect the state law will read along similar lines. most of you seem to be upset and alarmed that by this definition, a man could somehow not be a victim of 'rape.' however the semantics and naming convention might vary, a similar attack on … | /r/MensRights | 13/08/12 09:17 PM |
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