Sexomnia? WTF?????
30-Nov-2005, 04:55 PM
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Originally posted by Double_B
You are missing the point, when people say that this is an excuse for rapist. I am not saying this does not exist, although I am not convinced, but this sets presidence for someone who may not have the disease to use this as a defence if being tried for rape. This is more than someone having a disorder and I am sure this is going to be a hugely debated subject because of this decision.
You are missing the point, when people say that this is an excuse for rapist. I am not saying this does not exist, although I am not convinced, but this sets presidence for someone who may not have the disease to use this as a defence if being tried for rape. This is more than someone having a disorder and I am sure this is going to be a hugely debated subject because of this decision.
so he has a condition that cuased im to rape.. and he got away with it.. how do we protect the poor woman who got raped? how do we prevent other women by being raped by sleep walkers in the future? do we stand back and say "whoa.. dont look at us... he has a condition.. sorry you got raped.."
does this mean that anyone who has a condition that causes them to act unconsciously is free from blame?
lock him up to protect the innocent, i say...
01-Dec-2005, 01:30 AM
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Originally posted by Premium Dude
She was at a party, she was drunk, she went to sleep with a stranger. What did she think was going to happen. :P
She was at a party, she was drunk, she went to sleep with a stranger. What did she think was going to happen. :P
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