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No.113137
SHE'S REAL!!
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that means, if it exist - it can be RAEPED!
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No.113142
>>113138
>it can be RAEPED!
I LOEV RAEP biggrin
but does loli liek raep? unsure
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No.113143
>>113137
cute!!!! ヽ(´∇`)ノ

>>113138
why must you see to violate that which is good? （ ´,_ゝ`）
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No.113149
>>113143
>violate
To me raep seems like an improvement!biggrinbiggrinbiggrin
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No.113151
>but does loli liek raep?
hypothetically if someone brutally raped a woman without getting any verbal consent from her but after the rapist gets caught and goes to court, the woman testifies and she says something like "i actually thought it felt pretty good, it was a pleasant week off work! he really knew what he was doing, i wouldve told him if i could"

its 100% that she is entirely serious about this and this isnt "coping with hard trauma" or whatever other retarded psychobabble bullshit, she absolutely means she loved it. what even happens then? if the whole thing morally is not causing harm sexually to another person, the rapist did not do that, so theres no immorality. do people start shaming the 'victim?' how would the world react to that? whats the ethics behind it?

(;´Д`)
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No.113154
>>113151
The problem is that the rapist didn't not know for sure that would happen. It's like if you try to murder someone with a gun but miss and your bullet happens to hit a serial killer about to skin someone alive, you will still go to jail, since you did not know that would happen.
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No.113168
>>113151
well they wouldnt be in court if the woman liked it, no?
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