Is forcing a woman to have sex considered rape if the woman has an orgasm?

[criptix]

Elwar, you can give up your US citizenship and move to some tax paradise.

Nobody is forcing you to get raped by government taxes.

You alone choose to live in a place where you are taxed by law which is agreed upon by the society in that location.

Working on it!

https://www.blue-frontiers.com/en/tokensale


Just like women can choose to live in a place with only women if they don't want men raping them.

Correct that was a thing 2000 years ago (amazons) - sometimes you still see them but they are called warrior lesbians today.


Edit

Thanks for the link dude, i was looking for that for some time already.

Im paying close to 50% tax atm LOL

[Elwar]

Also...I can't just give up my citizenship without being severely raped for doing so.

[Elwar]

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Thanks for the link dude, i was looking for that for some time already.

Im paying close to 50% tax atm LOL

Ouch...that's big ass dildo sort of rape right there.

[MuxeProject]

Very easy answer: If they say no or try to resist then they are being raped. Don't matter at all what happens in the outcome. No means no.

[Elwar]

Very easy answer: If they say no or try to resist then they are being raped. Don't matter at all what happens in the outcome. No means no.

Hmm, there is a whole thread of people who have concluded that it absolutely does matter what happens in the outcome. The outcome determines the label of the act as rape or not.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1732082.0
You cannot say no. The results are far too important for you to say no!


Do you want people to never have orgasms? No more sex? That would mean no more children and the end of humanity as we know it! Absolute anarchy!

[princesspoppy]

forcing someone to have sex is considered rape. No matter how much force you used, it is still rape and nothing can change that. Even if that sex or rape bears child, still it is rape. If the victim is responsible person and parent, she will take responsibility of being a mother to raise her child even if that child was made out of abuse of some people who only wants is to fulfill his lust even by forcing someone.

[hermae]

forcing someone to have sex is considered rape. No matter how much force you used, it is still rape and nothing can change that. Even if that sex or rape bears child, still it is rape. If the victim is responsible person and parent, she will take responsibility of being a mother to raise her child even if that child was made out of abuse of some people who only wants is to fulfill his lust even by forcing someone.

Yes, it is considered rape because it is done through force. No matter what the outcome is, it is still rape. Even a husband who force his wife to have sex with him is considered rape, marital rape. The wife can file a case against the husband and when it is proven rape, he can go to jail. So no matter what the outcomes are, as long as force is inflicted, it is still rape.

[covfefe_]

Every intercourse without consent is rape. If the government is having yours, it's not a rape because they have law which states that not knowing the law is illegal.
So, it's illegal to not know the laws and the governments acts within those laws so they have your full consent.
If you disagree, you have options either to leave the country or cease to exist.

[Elwar]

Every intercourse without consent is rape. If the government is having yours, it's not a rape because they have law which states that not knowing the law is illegal.
So, it's illegal to not know the laws and the governments acts within those laws so they have your full consent.
If you disagree, you have options either to leave the country or cease to exist.

Well, the law is the law. If they make you do it then it's not rape.

[JohnWarlock]

Even better:

If you rape a woman, who then gives birth to a child that grows up and cures cancer...was it still rape?


It is not rape because there was a benefit from the act.

The outcome is what matters in defining rape, not the act.

It depends upon how much force is used for the sex to determine if it was rape. If it was not a lot of force used then it was not rape.

If the person who raped you is bad/corrupt, then it can be considered rape.

If the government rapes you legally, it cannot be considered illegal. Rape is only the illegal act of forcing someone to have sex. It is the price we pay to live in a civilized society.

Let's start with the title:
Say you are in prison, and you get raped and end up having an orgasm, would you think it was rape?

What about if getting rape, makes you change the kind of person you are? You decide to counsel people who are rape victims and promote an enlightened movement, that brings for political stability, world peace and global economic growth, does that mean you being violate in prison really didn't happen as rate?

[Elwar]

Even better:

If you rape a woman, who then gives birth to a child that grows up and cures cancer...was it still rape?


It is not rape because there was a benefit from the act.

The outcome is what matters in defining rape, not the act.

It depends upon how much force is used for the sex to determine if it was rape. If it was not a lot of force used then it was not rape.

If the person who raped you is bad/corrupt, then it can be considered rape.

If the government rapes you legally, it cannot be considered illegal. Rape is only the illegal act of forcing someone to have sex. It is the price we pay to live in a civilized society.

Let's start with the title:
Say you are in prison, and you get raped and end up having an orgasm, would you think it was rape?

What about if getting rape, makes you change the kind of person you are? You decide to counsel people who are rape victims and promote an enlightened movement, that brings for political stability, world peace and global economic growth, does that mean you being violate in prison really didn't happen as rate?

You know best. You might want to tell the people in this thread that the outcome does not matter...it is the act itself.

Is taxation theft?

[Sithara007]

What sort of stupid question is this? If someone is forcing a woman to have sex, then irrespective of any other circumstance it is considered as rape. Orgasm is a biological phenomenon which can't be always controlled by the human body. You can't justify rape by saying that the woman had orgasm.

[Elwar]

What sort of stupid question is this? If someone is forcing a woman to have sex, then irrespective of any other circumstance it is considered as rape. Orgasm is a biological phenomenon which can't be always controlled by the human body. You can't justify rape by saying that the woman had orgasm.

You would be surprised by the amount of people who believe that it is only the outcome that matters...

not the act itself

A whole thread of people for example:

Is taxation theft?

[BADecker]

Even better:

If you rape a woman, who then gives birth to a child that grows up and cures cancer...was it still rape?


It is not rape because there was a benefit from the act.

From Dictionary.com, rape, number 1:

unlawful sexual intercourse or any other sexual penetration of the vagina, anus, or mouth of another person, with or without force, by a sex organ, other body part, or foreign object, without the consent of the victim.

The outcome is what matters in defining rape, not the act.

It depends upon how much force is used for the sex to determine if it was rape. If it was not a lot of force used then it was not rape.

A passed-out, drunk woman might not put up any resitance at all. Little force needed, but it is still rape.

If the person who raped you is bad/corrupt, then it can be considered rape.

Because it isn't rape if the person didn't rape you.

If the government rapes you legally, it cannot be considered illegal. Rape is only the illegal act of forcing someone to have sex. It is the price we pay to live in a civilized society.

From Dictionary.com, rape, numbers 3 and 7:

an act of plunder, violent seizure, or abuse; despoliation; violation:
the rape of the countryside.

to seize, take, or carry off by force.

You might be right about what some people think of rape, and you might be right about what some judge or jury has adjudicated in some case(s), but you are wrong regarding the standard, common meaning of the word rape.

Rape in common law understanding is unlawful even though there might be circumstances where it is legal.

[mae1234]

That's a rape. If a person force to have sex then that's called as a rape if that's agaisnt his/her will. Force sex is a criminal offense.

[gabmen]

What sort of stupid question is this? If someone is forcing a woman to have sex, then irrespective of any other circumstance it is considered as rape. Orgasm is a biological phenomenon which can't be always controlled by the human body. You can't justify rape by saying that the woman had orgasm.

You would be surprised by the amount of people who believe that it is only the outcome that matters...

not the act itself

A whole thread of people for example:

Is taxation theft?

A woman's bodily reaction to whatevers being to done to her varies and some may reach that point where . But the bottomline is that there aren't any consent. You're forcing a woman to do something against her will. That's a crime in itself. She can't control that and that basically gives rapists the green light to prowl around screwing women as long as they make them come.