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A guy in the next county, while intoxicated, stumbled into a neighbor's barn and had non-consentual sex with a sheep a few years back. I wonder if that would be considered forcible rape or non-forcible rape? The sheep had no comment.
On the other side of the extreme, you have rabid feminists that think all male sex is rape. Both premises are just as ridiculous than the other. Redefining rape to exclude drugging and assault sounds similar to blaming the woman for causing the man to rape her in Muslim cultures.
"Drugged, raped, and pregnant? Too bad. Republicans are pushing to limit rape and incest cases eligible for government abortion funding."
"The 'No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act'...contains a provision that would rewrite the rules to limit drastically the definition of rape and incest in these cases. With this legislation...Republicans propose that the rape exemption be limited to "forcible rape." This would rule out federal assistance for abortions in many rape cases, including instances of statutory rape."
Most rape cases are never reported.
Got anything to say about the women hating men who rape?
Is that okay?
What some here are missing is that Abortion is Not Illegal and is considered a medical procedure, so hence there is viable reason that someone should be denied funds that they would recieve for any other procedure. Especially just because a segment of society does not want their tax payer dollars to go there. If we made such a ludicrous ruling then what about those that don't want their money to go to Wars or SS or you name it, sorry a government cannot be run that way.
Casper
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