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The objectionable bits of his most recent comments were primarily opinion, so I don't know what "formally correct" means. "Even if it would have been legally r
by rrss 7y ago
The objectionable bits of his most recent comments were primarily opinion, so I don't know what "formally correct" means.
"Even if it would have been legally rape, it shouldn't be called 'assault' because it would just have been statutory rape, and really we should consider whether statutory rape is morally wrong."
I don't believe there is any formal logic to prove whether it is or isn't appropriate to call something assault.
Goodbye.
- wruza 7y agoMy guess is that "formally correct" here means statements are logically connected into conclusions or potential suggestions. That's how I understood it at least. >I don't believe there is any formal logic to prove whether it is or isn't appropriate to call something assault. Iow, you believe that there is no proofs for harm of statutory rape. Why? (I don't understand your goodbye either.)