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Originally posted by Suzianne
Frankly, I can't be bothered with whatever EITHER of you have to say on this, or any subject, because we all know you and he are so busy posturing, trying to look good, that your "arguments", as they could be called, I guess, get left behind.
So you can't be bothered to say something about the morality of marital rape, but you can be bothered to type out a relative long scornful forum put down that carefully avoids the thread topic? Do you want people to emulate your posting style?

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why do you do it? who do you really think you are that you think you can simply fabricate values that no one has proffered and label people with them. ANSWER the QUESTION.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
I am not interested in condemning anyone, i am interested in objective debate. If you have anything to say objectively on the subject then please let it be heard, all further attempts to reduce the debate to a personal level will be ignored.
You're "not interested" in condemning rapists?

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Originally posted by FMF
You're not interested in condemning rapists?
So you have nothing of an objective nature to state, thank you. When you do i will be happy to consider it.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
so you have nothing of an objective nature to state, thank you.
Rape in marriage is a moral atrocity. Husbands raping their wives are committing a hideous crime. These I think are fairly objective declarations. Do you agree?

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seeing that tweedle dum and tweedle even more dum have nothing of an objective nature to state and as usual attempt to reduce every thread that they enter to an intellectually stifling personal level i will attempt to resurrect the debate with an objective scenario.

Is rape the act coercing someone to engage in sexual activity against their will? If it is the case and a person is therefore coerced against their will to engage in sexual activity does this always constitute a rape. For example, a wife is unwilling to engage in sexual activity, she is however against her will coerced by her husband, does this constitute a rape.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
For example, a wife is unwilling to engage in sexual activity, she is however against her will coerced by her husband, does this constitute a rape.
Yes, In fact, it's called "marital rape".

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Really how does taking no moral stance on an issue condone it, you HAVE NOT EXPLAINED?

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Originally posted by FMF
Yes, In fact, it's called "marital rape".
Right, so if a wife is unwilling to engage in sexual activity but against her will she acquiesces reluctantly being persuaded by her husband does this also constitute rape?

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Really how does taking no moral stance on an issue condone it, you HAVE NOT EXPLAINED?
Would you also take no moral stance on adults raping children? If you didn't or couldn't bring yourself to do it, what would that mean about your moral compass?

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No i want you to explain the question that you have been asked, that being and i repeat it here, how does taking no moral stance on an issue condone it , see if your self righteous windbaggery can compute that.