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Post by captainbryce on Apr 9, 2018 11:33:30 GMT
Nobody asked for the goddamn answer in the first place! Again, keep up slow poke. There are other threads that move at more of a snails pace if you are struggling with this one... to help you out dipshit... your initial post... in order for us to cite an example where a woman has been charged/convicted of rape, we need to be sure we know what the definition is, no? Let me dumb it down for you fucktard... 1) No you don’t! If you’re looking to find examples of someone convicted of a crime, you don’t necessarily need to know the definition. You just look up “rape convictions”, and either you find examples or your don’t! Whether or not you know or agree with the definition is completely irrelevant.  2) If YOU need to know the definition of rape before you can look up a statistic, then I suggest YOU ago look up the definition and educate yourself. I already know what the definition of rape is, and I didn’t ask anyone to look it up. The fact that someone else felt it was necessary to do so (assuming I didn’t know) means nothing, because that wasn’t my question. I never defined rape as something that requires a conviction; I merely asked someone how they defined it (since they seemed to be presuming things that were not in evidence here). Did I go slow enough for you re-re?
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