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that word was invented after Assange was persecuted

• Qwertious 2y ago
  The practice wasn't, though, and has always been immoral. If (if) Assange did it, he's a scumbag. Obviously.
  • blueflow 2y ago
    Immoral, but was it also illegal?
    • rvnx 2y ago
      Injecting a foreign substance into your body without consent, does that sound legal ?
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      • blueflow 2y ago
        Its not that clear: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Stealthinglaws.png https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Stealthi...
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      • slim 2y ago
        I'd argue you should not give implicit consent to insert a syringe in your body if you don't want a foreign substance injection. Now all this would be solved if consent was explicit, but how explicit ? Should we require a signed contract before intercourse ? in fact that's how it's supposed to work in a lot of countries. The contract is called Marriage and intercourse without marriage is forbidden