Pearl - December 08, 2024How Men Get SCREWED in Grape Allegations
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Summary
In this episode, I discuss a recent case where a woman claimed that she was raped in her own apartment complex by her partner after he ejaculated during a polygraph. This is not the same as being held at knife point, being pulled off the side of the road, or being overtaken by a stranger.
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A married 30-year-old female reported that she had been graped in her apartment complex.
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During a polygraph, she reported that she had been graped because her partner
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did not stop ejaculation as he agreed, and she was afraid she was pregnant and her husband was
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overseas. So essentially, she reported this. They put her under a polygraph and she cracked. Now,
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we can agree that the ejaculation situation, that's not great, right? But that is not the
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same thing as being pulled off of the side of the road, held at knife point, and being overtaken.
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And you think, how did we get here? And what you'll notice is when feminists get into the legal system,
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what they have a tendency to do is change the definition of everything to be more broad.
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Because the broader you make it, the more men can be thrown in prison, fired, etc. Because oftentimes,
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these cases, it's up to the discretion of a judge. So the old definition of great was the carnal
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knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will. So essentially, forced sex. And the new
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definition is penetration, no matter how slight, of the vagina or anus within with any body part of
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object or oral penetration by a sex organ of another person without the consent of a victim.
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Now, what is the key word in there? And I want you guys to be able to hear this because
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when you hear people telling stories, there's certain key words that you have to be able to
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pick up to understand what they're really saying. So the key word is consent. What is consent? And this
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is where things get a little bit gray. Now, oftentimes, what you hear is I said no, or no means no. But
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when you get the experience of men or men telling you stories or situations they've been in,
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oftentimes, women will say that and then change their mind. So what happens if they initially said
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no, and then changed their mind later, they can still say that they said no. The other thing is
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they add in new words to include more behavior that they just don't like. Now, again, I'm not saying
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that these behaviors are moral or immoral, but let's not pretend it's the same thing as being
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held at knife point, pulled off the side of the road and having onto the side of the road
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and being forced to have sex against your will. We can agree those are completely different things,
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right? Coercion is defined as the use or threatened use of lawful force upon any person which induces him
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to do an act against his or her will. So the key word in this is threatened use, the use or threatened
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use of lawful force upon any person which induces him to do an act against his or her will. Now,
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when I hear this, I think knife point, gun point, or I'm going to go get a gun, I'm going to shoot your
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face. That's what I think of. But when I hear it in practice, they're able to put in, oh, I thought he
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might get a gun or I thought he, I felt like he was going to hurt me. I don't think that's the same