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These cases are not comparable. You can't know what is on a website until after you visit it; but you should know the potential consequences of sex in advance,
by Georgelemental 4y ago
These cases are not comparable. You can't know what is on a website until after you visit it; but you should know the potential consequences of sex in advance, and can't plead ignorance.
- lovich 4y agoDo you know what the child will be like before you have sex? What if they turn out to be the kind of person who says that if you consent to sex you consent to bearing a child? That seems equivalent to purchasing a lemon in my view.
- Georgelemental 4y agoYou do not "purchase" a child. He/she is not your property, and does not exist to give you pleasure; all human beings have inherent dignity and worth.
- Timon3 4y ago> You can't know what is on a website until after you visit it You can most certainly know that a website could have a banner which says "by entering you consent to buying all products". You're aware beforehand of the danger - why should you be able to escape the consequences? If you don't want the danger, don't use the internet, right?