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"Never accept a no from someone who doesn't have the power to say yes" — Eleanor Roosevelt

• codegeek 6y ago
  love it.
• random8675309 6y ago
  Sounds a bit rapey.
  • phaus 6y ago
    Sounds rapey only if you are ignoring the fact that people have a right to consent or not consent to sexual things that happen to them.
    • random8675309 6y ago
      Nope, it’s rapey, and you are forgetting the fact that a person can only give consent when sober. If someone is drunk then they don’t have the power to say yes. According to that quote anyone who asks for sex from the intoxicated person should just do it. That is rape. Lawyered!
      • phaus 6y ago
        I think you're taking it too literally, you can manipulate lots of quotes to turn them into something they weren't intended to be. Pretty sure the quoted person wasn't promoting the rape of intoxicated people. I think the intent was not wasting your time on being rejected by people who aren't even in a position to give you what you are asking for because they don't ever have the authority or power to grant it. That makes more sense than viewing it as an excuse to prey on people that are temporarily in a disadvantaged condition.
      • ThomPete 6y ago
        You can turn everything into something it's not intended to be if you want to. This is a quote by a woman who was the First Lady. Intent matters legally to.
• cafard 6y ago
  That sounds a bit like Churchill's "Never negotiate with the monkey when the organ-grinder is in the room."