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I'm going to reverse course on this a little. I believe California should pass a law requiring people sign a consent form and have it notarized prior to engaging in each instance of sex.
Why do people think the idiots in government should tell anybody how to live their lives? This is absurd.
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With all the other drama in the news, the likely passage of a California law ostensibly targeting sexual assault on college campuses—approved by the state Senate on May 29 and by the Assembly Judiciary Committee on June 18—has gone largely unnoticed. Yet the bill, SB-967, deserves attention as an alarming example of creeping Big-Sisterism that seeks to legislate "correct" sex. While its reach affects only college students so far, the precedent is a dangerous and potentially far-reaching one.
The bill, sponsored by state Senator Kevin De Leon (D-Los Angeles) and developed in collaboration with student activists, does nothing less than attempt to mandate the proper way to engage in sexual intimacy, at least if you're on a college campus.
Take it a step further. Wait till CA decides that you can't decide who you have sex with and have to accommodate anyone that hits on you. Anything else is discriminatory.
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