Hahaha, let's check the tape:
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Originally Posted by ikestoys
No, I don't even think it's consent for 5 minutes later.
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Originally Posted by ikestoys
It is related to their sexual encounter. Anal sex is something they clearly talked about.
So it's not an expression of consent and it's something they only "talked about" (if one random comment well before their relationship became physical and several months before the alleged rape is even "talking about" anal sex) - yet earlier your argument was literally that she told him to **** her in the ass, obviously she wanted it:
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Originally Posted by ikestoys
Tell me how a rape 'victim' can't be judged for telling her 'rapist' to do exactly what he did.
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She claims he raped her by forcibly ****ing her in the ass. Problem is, she messaged him telling him to do exactly that.
LOL good job good effort ikes, keep walking that back.
And this quote, wow:
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Originally Posted by ikestoys
Tell me how a rape 'victim' can't be judged for telling her 'rapist' to do exactly what he did.
in regards to a silly comment made months before the incident - hey look, she said "**** me in the butt" six months ago, clearly she deserved it and clearly I can now call her a 'victim' in air quotes - is just absolutely disgusting human behavior. Before I just assumed you had accepted the Reason article as truth on its face (lol) and you made that argument in error, but if you're claiming you knew all along the proper context of that quote and still made that above post, I guess you're just a truly terrible person.