Neo Posted September 11, 2019 Report Posted September 11, 2019 8 hours ago, North Buffalo said: You call it cynical, others prescient.... spent way too many years on the Hill... follow the money. Deep Throat! 1
WildCard Posted September 11, 2019 Author Report Posted September 11, 2019 6 minutes ago, Neo said: Deep Throat! There's always money in that 2
Huckleberry Posted September 11, 2019 Report Posted September 11, 2019 33 minutes ago, That Aud Smell said: I recall now that this was the reason for my Britney WTF face .gif: If the implication of "drunk" was something closer to unconsciousness (blacked out), then my sense is that there are many jurisdictions, including in North America, in which intercourse with such a woman would be a crime. Yeah but over there its not about being passed out drunk even, they just speak about intoxication which would limit the decision making of the persons involved.
That Aud Smell Posted September 11, 2019 Report Posted September 11, 2019 ^ https://time.com/5288303/sweden-affirmative-consent-rape-law/
Neo Posted September 12, 2019 Report Posted September 12, 2019 3 hours ago, That Aud Smell said: ^ https://time.com/5288303/sweden-affirmative-consent-rape-law/ Musing ... how many rapists stop because of the lack of affirmative consent? First blush, none. Isn’t that a given? Isn’t that definitional? I see a law that will not prevent a crime, but invite criminal scrutiny into non-crime. Of course the crime is heinous, before someone tortures this post into into an unrecognizable non-sequitur and an example of rape culture. But the heinousness of the crime matters not in examining the efficacy of the law designed to prevent it. What Pandora’s boxes are opened by the statute? I am glad I’m old. Imagine the interviews, testimony and deliberation and the lives at risk. You could acknowledge that while the law will not prevent crime, it will make justice easier to achieve after one. I’ll weigh the language’s ability to deliver justice against its ability to do deliver injustice. I am playing amorous scripts over in my mind and imagining twelve of my peers sorting through them. “She was rather unenthusiastic. You're under arrest.” Haven't we all agreed that so called signals like “she asked for it, she dressed provocatively, she danced seductively” are NOT legitimate defenses? Signals mean nothing until they’re ... absent? Rape is evil. I’m trying to think of an adjective for the well intended nincompoops writing fixed language around the infinite variety of human intimacies and interactions. We have reduced the most human of interaction to a contract in order to gain a protection that doesn’t arise. Ah, progress ... BRB, Gun Free Zones is on the other line ... 2
triumph_communes Posted September 12, 2019 Report Posted September 12, 2019 20 minutes ago, Neo said: Musing ... how many rapists stop because of the lack of affirmative consent? First blush, none. Isn’t that a given? Isn’t that definitional? I see a law that will not prevent a crime, but invite criminal scrutiny into non-crime. Of course the crime is heinous, before someone tortures this post into into an unrecognizable non-sequitur and an example of rape culture. But the heinousness of the crime matters not in examining the efficacy of the law designed to prevent it. What Pandora’s boxes are opened by the statute? I am glad I’m old. Imagine the interviews, testimony and deliberation and the lives at risk. You could acknowledge that while the law will not prevent crime, it will make justice easier to achieve after one. I’ll weigh the language’s ability to deliver justice against its ability to do deliver injustice. I am playing amorous scripts over in my mind and imagining twelve of my peers sorting through them. “She was rather unenthusiastic. You're under arrest.” Haven't we all agreed that so called signals like “she asked for it, she dressed provocatively, she danced seductively” are NOT legitimate defenses? Signals mean nothing until they’re ... absent? Rape is evil. I’m trying to think of an adjective for the well intended nincompoops writing fixed language around the infinite variety of human intimacies and interactions. We have reduced the most human of interaction to a contract in order to gain a protection that doesn’t arise. Ah, progress ... BRB, Gun Free Zones is on the other line ... It just makes it easier to prosecute. Rapes are typically he said she said affairs that end up nowhere.
WildCard Posted September 12, 2019 Author Report Posted September 12, 2019 These first three games are huge for the Bills. It doesn't get any easier after those 3, and good teams win games they should. We are better in every aspect than the Giants other than RB , TE, and maybe O-Line. Win this game Buffalo, show us you're not the same old Bills 2
Randall Flagg Posted September 12, 2019 Report Posted September 12, 2019 Just now, WildCard said: These first three games are huge for the Bills. It doesn't get any easier after those 3, and good teams win games they should. We are better in every aspect than the Giants other than RB , TE, and maybe O-Line. Win this game Buffalo, show us you're not the same old Bills I'm really nervous about this one. I think I'm going to say that every week though. I just kinda believe in these guys, and desperately want them to show me I should continue to 2
WildCard Posted September 12, 2019 Author Report Posted September 12, 2019 (edited) 2 minutes ago, Randall Flagg said: I'm really nervous about this one. I think I'm going to say that every week though. I just kinda believe in these guys, and desperately want them to show me I should continue to Yup. To me, the first step is winning games we should. Then let's worry about contending with some of the big boys. Separately does @Brawndo have an account over at TSW, and is it YoloinOhio ? Edited September 12, 2019 by WildCard
Sabel79 Posted September 12, 2019 Report Posted September 12, 2019 2 hours ago, Neo said: Musing ... how many rapists stop because of the lack of affirmative consent? First blush, none. Isn’t that a given? Isn’t that definitional? I see a law that will not prevent a crime, but invite criminal scrutiny into non-crime. Of course the crime is heinous, before someone tortures this post into into an unrecognizable non-sequitur and an example of rape culture. But the heinousness of the crime matters not in examining the efficacy of the law designed to prevent it. What Pandora’s boxes are opened by the statute? I am glad I’m old. Imagine the interviews, testimony and deliberation and the lives at risk. You could acknowledge that while the law will not prevent crime, it will make justice easier to achieve after one. I’ll weigh the language’s ability to deliver justice against its ability to do deliver injustice. I am playing amorous scripts over in my mind and imagining twelve of my peers sorting through them. “She was rather unenthusiastic. You're under arrest.” Haven't we all agreed that so called signals like “she asked for it, she dressed provocatively, she danced seductively” are NOT legitimate defenses? Signals mean nothing until they’re ... absent? Rape is evil. I’m trying to think of an adjective for the well intended nincompoops writing fixed language around the infinite variety of human intimacies and interactions. We have reduced the most human of interaction to a contract in order to gain a protection that doesn’t arise. Ah, progress ... BRB, Gun Free Zones is on the other line ... No law prevents crime. Never has, never will. This is the story of humanity. Laws, and taxes now that I think of it, are the price we’ve all agreed to pay for the privilege of living in an organized and peaceful society. Yes, I’m well aware the shine is wearing off, mostly because the law is In no wise prepared to deal with money and those few who possess it, but I digress. It’s not as complicated as you make it. Indeed, to argue that a lack of consent for sexual activity/contact can be explained away in certain circumstances based upon nothing more than the perception of the offender deprives the non-consenting party of human agency. Which is and always has been the problem/the point. Minus consent, affirmatively given, sexual contact/activity/jerking it whilst blocking the only exit is a crime. End of. Teach your children this, everyone. 1
shrader Posted September 12, 2019 Report Posted September 12, 2019 10 minutes ago, WildCard said: His look has really changed since he retired.
That Aud Smell Posted September 12, 2019 Report Posted September 12, 2019 40 minutes ago, shrader said: His look has really changed since he retired. He's lost 15-20 pounds, among other things. Yikes on his insistence that all of his injuries - including ~20 concussions - have been "fixed."
shrader Posted September 12, 2019 Report Posted September 12, 2019 Just now, That Aud Smell said: He's lost 15-20 pounds, among other things. Yikes on his insistence that all of his injuries - including ~20 concussions - have been "fixed." I just assumed that was him on the still shot in the twitter post. 1
Randall Flagg Posted September 13, 2019 Report Posted September 13, 2019 When this league is bad, it's unbelievably bad. This drive, from the spot on that 3rd down to that delay, is complete trash And Cam Newton is completely broken. Wow is he bad right now.
That Aud Smell Posted September 13, 2019 Report Posted September 13, 2019 5 hours ago, Randall Flagg said: When this league is bad, it's unbelievably bad. This drive, from the spot on that 3rd down to that delay, is complete trash And Cam Newton is completely broken. Wow is he bad right now. More and more, I find myself thinking that the emperor has no clothes when I’m watching those games. Also, I have to think Newton’s shoulder is fubar’d.
Brawndo Posted September 13, 2019 Report Posted September 13, 2019 On 9/11/2019 at 10:32 PM, WildCard said: Yup. To me, the first step is winning games we should. Then let's worry about contending with some of the big boys. Separately does @Brawndo have an account over at TSW, and is it YoloinOhio ? Negative, I haven’t logged onto TSW in a few years
Randall Flagg Posted September 13, 2019 Report Posted September 13, 2019 This was the critical 4th-vs-1st down spot that I was mentioning
Randall Flagg Posted September 13, 2019 Report Posted September 13, 2019 Tremaine Edmunds was still the second youngest player to start a game in the NFL in week 1.
Doohicksie Posted September 15, 2019 Report Posted September 15, 2019 On 9/11/2019 at 9:30 PM, WildCard said: These first three games are huge for the Bills. It doesn't get any easier after those 3, and good teams win games they should. We are better in every aspect than the Giants other than RB , TE, and maybe O-Line. Win this game Buffalo, show us you're not the same old Bills Is it too early to call this a trap game?
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