[Born in a Rage]

Her lack of clarity alone should be enough to be certain there was reasonable doubt the young man raped her.

Well, harpseal....I would say that if this girl wasn't 'really' raped and just wanted to be a "b!tch" - as someone else on the thread commented earlier....that perhaps she could have just lied and said she said the word "stop", instead of putting herself through the type of scrutiny that has been brought up on this thread over a single word. If she was lying about the whole idea that she was raped; I doubt if lying over the fact if she said a particular word or not would not have been an issue to her.

[Dan Day]

[Harpseal wrote:] "Her lack of clarity alone should be enough to be certain there was reasonable doubt the young man raped her."

Well, harpseal....I would say that if this girl wasn't 'really' raped and just wanted to be a "b!tch" - as someone else on the thread commented earlier....that perhaps she could have just lied and said she said the word "stop", instead of putting herself through the type of scrutiny that has been brought up on this thread over a single word.

That's a nice non sequitur -- now would you care to actually address the point that Harpseal actually made?

If she was lying about the whole idea that she was raped; I doubt if lying over the fact if she said a particular word or not would not have been an issue to her.

Apparently not...