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The article didn’t say whether she drank, or if, on the other hand, she was drugged. But hey-— she was incapacitated -—and that’s as good as consent!

Let’s acquit all the rapists who were drunk, ok?
The “I had a couple beers, and then -— whoops -— I inadvertantly raped somebody” defense.

I wouldn’t trust that judge with my daughter. Or you, apparently, either.
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apparently they both were incapacitated and the rape charge inst aobut force, it is about age. They saw with videos and we didnt. I am assuming that after watching the video the courts think that what happened was sexual assalt and not rape.

After seeing a number of young men railroaded with rape charges, I would be very careful about hanging that charge around the neck of someone. There apparently was no force.

I guess the next time you go to a party and end up the next day not knowing what happened to you, but you've got bruises on your body, a hurt butt and torn clothes, and some man is sending around a video to his friends of him assaulting you, plus, as helpful interpretive captioning, a text message calling it "rape," you'll be similarly understanding?

You call that "railroading" him?

What do you call what happened to her?

HE called it rape.

Considering the amusing video he circulated, he would also call it entertainment.

Technically/legally rape is sexual assault, it is the same thing

After seeing a number of young men railroaded with rape charges, I would be very careful about hanging that charge around the neck of someone. There apparently was no force.

Can you explain how a guy who finds a blacked out drunk girl, rips her clothes off, spanks her, sprays her down with febreeze, pushes himself into her, video records it, calls the video rape, brags to his friends that is was rape

And somehow he is being railroaded here?

Can you explain that?

Because normal people would call it rape. Rape is rape

And I have no problem labeling a rapist a rapist. If he was so concerned with is reputation and “good family name” he should not have raped a girl at a party. Sorry, can’t have it both ways

As for being “no force” as you describe, well, how can she resist if she was blacked out?

I read an article of a Dentist who was convicted of raping a patient of his when he put her under with some anesthesia for a dental procedure. The woman woke up with her underwear on wrong and her pantyhose she was wearing in her purse. But I guess that wasn’t rape to you, since he didn’t force her to have sex with him. She didn’t stop him right?

Not every rape is false, we need to use our common sense here to recognize, some men do rape women (and other men) and we need to enforce our laws upon those men.