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LANSING -- "You can't legislate morality."
That's what the former director of the state appellate defenders
office, F. Martin Tieber, said about a proposal by Sen. Bruce
Patterson, R-Canton, to treat adultery as a form of criminal sexual
assault.
"The bill is about accepting responsibility and not taking advantage
of others," Patterson said.
His so-called 'Kobe Bryant bill' addresses the presumption that either
party involved in a sexual encounter outside of a marriage did not
consent to the sexual activity. It's nicknamed for the married Los
Angeles Laker's co-captain who is accused of raping a woman in
Colorado.
Julian Cook, a professor at Detroit College of Law at Michigan State
University, says he sees both sides of the issue.
"Proponents might argue that prosecution is necessary in order to
assist prosecutors in their noble efforts to convict the perpetrator
of such heinous crimes," Cook said. "Opponents might contend that the
proposed rule might encourage the prosecution of otherwise innocent
individuals."
Depending on the level of violation, criminal sexual conduct carries a
penalty of up to life in prison.
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s_knight8 wrote:
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LANSING -- "You can't legislate morality."
Western culture is a disease that needs to be stopped in most of its manifestations imperitively
through any means necessary.
Any means.
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LANSING -- "You can't legislate morality."
That's what the former director of the state appellate defenders
office, F. Martin Tieber, said about a proposal by Sen. Bruce
Patterson, R-Canton, to treat adultery as a form of criminal sexual
assault.
How much you want to bet that the good Sen. Patterson is carrying on a
Newt-like affair with one of his interns?
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Sean Maccloud <s@y.com> wrote:
s_knight8 wrote:
Western culture is a disease that needs to be stopped in most of its
manifestations imperitively through any means necessary.
Any means.
Then get out and move somewhere else. "Sean MacCloud" sounds pretty damn
Western to me.
--
Dave Zero
"And I don't care about making an ass out of myself because most people
already realize I am one." - Dr. Kary B. Mullis
"I criticize by creation" - Cicero
"I'm not here to make people happy. I prefer to piss people off." - Liam
Gallagher
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"s_knight8" <s_knight8@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht
news:6bd12cd6.0403040735.622f9559@posting.google.com...
http://www.southbendtribune.com/stories/2004/03/01/local.20040301-sbt-MICH-A1-_Kobe__bill_would.sto
LANSING -- "You can't legislate morality."
That's what the former director of the state appellate defenders
office, F. Martin Tieber, said about a proposal by Sen. Bruce
Patterson, R-Canton, to treat adultery as a form of criminal sexual
assault.
"The bill is about accepting responsibility and not taking advantage
of others," Patterson said.
_Sometimes_ you think laws shouldn't be made by elected officials.
Alex
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Sean Maccloud wrote:
s_knight8 wrote:
Western culture is a disease that needs to be stopped in most of its manifestations imperitively
through any means necessary.
Any means.
I think this guy is a candidate for Guantanamo Bay. :-)
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LANSING -- "You can't legislate morality."
That's what the former director of the state appellate defenders
office, F. Martin Tieber, said about a proposal by Sen. Bruce
Patterson, R-Canton, to treat adultery as a form of criminal sexual
assault.
"The bill is about accepting responsibility and not taking advantage
of others," Patterson said.
His so-called 'Kobe Bryant bill' addresses the presumption that either
party involved in a sexual encounter outside of a marriage did not
consent to the sexual activity. It's nicknamed for the married Los
Angeles Laker's co-captain who is accused of raping a woman in
Colorado.
Does this mean that if this bill had been in effect when the incident
with Kobe Bryant occurred, that SHE raped HIM !!!???!!!
Gordon L. Burditt
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LANSING -- "You can't legislate morality."
That's what the former director of the state appellate defenders
office, F. Martin Tieber, said about a proposal by Sen. Bruce
Patterson, R-Canton, to treat adultery as a form of criminal sexual
assault.
"The bill is about accepting responsibility and not taking advantage
of others," Patterson said.
His so-called 'Kobe Bryant bill' addresses the presumption that either
party involved in a sexual encounter outside of a marriage did not
consent to the sexual activity. It's nicknamed for the married Los
Angeles Laker's co-captain who is accused of raping a woman in
Colorado.
Does this mean that if this bill had been in effect when the incident
with Kobe Bryant occurred, that SHE raped HIM !!!???!!!
Yep
Hey, what would happen if a married couple brought in a 3rd person for a
menage? Would that be against this law?
-Fred
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s_knight8@hotmail.com (s_knight8) wrote in message news:<6bd12cd6.0403040735.622f9559@posting.google.com>...
http://www.southbendtribune.com/stories/2004/03/01/local.20040301-sbt-MICH-A1-_Kobe__bill_would.sto
LANSING -- "You can't legislate morality."
That's what the former director of the state appellate defenders
office, F. Martin Tieber, said about a proposal by Sen. Bruce
Patterson, R-Canton, to treat adultery as a form of criminal sexual
assault.
Now here's a multiple choice question:
A. They'll prosecute mainly men.
B. They'll prosecute mainly women.
C. They'll prosecute both equally.
"The bill is about accepting responsibility and not taking advantage
of others," Patterson said.
No. It's about you getting more women to vote for you, shameless suck
up.
His so-called 'Kobe Bryant bill' addresses the presumption that either
party involved in a sexual encounter outside of a marriage did not
consent to the sexual activity. It's nicknamed for the married Los
Angeles Laker's co-captain who is accused of raping a woman in
Colorado.
[...]
Depending on the level of violation, criminal sexual conduct carries a
penalty of up to life in prison.
That ought to get him in good with female voters. Women don't think
there's any punishment bad enough for infidelity.
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On 4 Mar 2004 07:35:09 -0800, s_knight8@hotmail.com (s_knight8) wrote:
http://www.southbendtribune.com/stories/2004/03/01/local.20040301-sbt-MICH-A1-_Kobe__bill_would.sto
LANSING -- "You can't legislate morality."
That's what the former director of the state appellate defenders
office, F. Martin Tieber, said about a proposal by Sen. Bruce
Patterson, R-Canton, to treat adultery as a form of criminal sexual
assault.
"The bill is about accepting responsibility and not taking advantage
of others," Patterson said.
His so-called 'Kobe Bryant bill' addresses the presumption that either
party involved in a sexual encounter outside of a marriage did not
consent to the sexual activity. It's nicknamed for the married Los
Angeles Laker's co-captain who is accused of raping a woman in
Colorado.
Julian Cook, a professor at Detroit College of Law at Michigan State
University, says he sees both sides of the issue.
"Proponents might argue that prosecution is necessary in order to
assist prosecutors in their noble efforts to convict the perpetrator
of such heinous crimes," Cook said. "Opponents might contend that the
proposed rule might encourage the prosecution of otherwise innocent
individuals."
??????????
Glad Cook sees it, 'cause I sure don't.
Assist prosecutors to convict what?
Andy Katz
____________________________________
I sentence you to kiss my ass!
The Simpsons
amk@interport.net
Andrewk271@aol.com
Bastard Nation
http://www.bastards.org
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s_knight8@hotmail.com (s_knight8) deliciously posted in
news:6bd12cd6.0403040735.622f9559@posting.google.com:
http://www.southbendtribune.com/stories/2004/03/01/local.20040301-sbt-M
ICH-A1-_Kobe__bill_would.sto
LANSING -- "You can't legislate morality."
That's what the former director of the state appellate defenders
office, F. Martin Tieber, said about a proposal by Sen. Bruce
Patterson, R-Canton, to treat adultery as a form of criminal sexual
assault.
ROFLMAO... How many men and women would wind up being charged? I love it.
They don't want same sex marriages and now they're trying to get into the
bedrooms of heterosexuals.
"The bill is about accepting responsibility and not taking advantage
of others," Patterson said.
This is too hilarious.
snip<
Depending on the level of violation, criminal sexual conduct carries a
penalty of up to life in prison.
ROFLMAOPIMP...
Michael
--
Deathbed statement...
"Codeine . . . bourbon."
~~Tallulah Bankhead, actress, d. December 12, 1968
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Dave Zero wrote:
"Sean MacCloud" sounds pretty damn
Western to me.
Makes what I'm saying all the more valid.
I believe in scuttleing the ship.
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Chainsaw wrote:
I think this guy is a candidate for Guantanamo Bay. :-)
Who knows what that even means.
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Greg wrote:
Now here's a multiple choice question:
A. They'll prosecute mainly men.
B. They'll prosecute mainly women.
C. They'll prosecute both equally.
Dead on. Exactly.
"The bill is about accepting responsibility and not taking advantage
of others," Patterson said.
No. It's about you getting more women to vote for you, shameless suck
up.
And if a law was created to stop female cuckholding (20 percent of births) and infidelity then it would be deemd
a criminal outrage and oppression by society.
That ought to get him in good with female voters.
Notice he's a republician. Oppurtunitstic idiot; sub human.
Mankind has a massive problem here like no problem in history.
Women don't think
there's any punishment bad enough for infidelity.
Unless females commit it (which they rampantly do).
Trust me, the western culture anglo world is the root problem here (along with the jews). We made a wrong turn
somewhere and now it has become a problem that conformity instinct and patriotism instinct is simply mindlessly
conforming to.
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Sean Maccloud wrote:
Dave Zero wrote:
Makes what I'm saying all the more valid.
I believe in scuttleing the ship.
Shut up, Sean.
What a drama queen.
--
MF
See L.A. for class
On March 21 in Los Angeles, former Celtics great (who broke the hearts
of many Lakers fans) Bill Russell had his picture on the scoreboard.
The fans gave him a long ovation.
The previous night, when it was announced that Shaq O'Neal scored his
20,000th point, the fans in Sacramento booed. Then, to make matters
worse, a the game ball was defaced, presumably by a Sacramento fan.
Clinton E. Parish
Sacramento
Rest in Peace, Francis Dayle "Chick" Hearn : 1916 - 2002
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Sean Maccloud wrote:
Chainsaw wrote:
Who knows what that even means.
Uh, most of us know what it means, dumbass.
....are you high or stupid?
--
MF
See L.A. for class
On March 21 in Los Angeles, former Celtics great (who broke the hearts
of many Lakers fans) Bill Russell had his picture on the scoreboard.
The fans gave him a long ovation.
The previous night, when it was announced that Shaq O'Neal scored his
20,000th point, the fans in Sacramento booed. Then, to make matters
worse, a the game ball was defaced, presumably by a Sacramento fan.
Clinton E. Parish
Sacramento
Rest in Peace, Francis Dayle "Chick" Hearn : 1916 - 2002
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Fred wrote:
LANSING -- "You can't legislate morality."
That's what the former director of the state appellate defenders
office, F. Martin Tieber, said about a proposal by Sen. Bruce
Patterson, R-Canton, to treat adultery as a form of criminal sexual
assault.
"The bill is about accepting responsibility and not taking advantage
of others," Patterson said.
His so-called 'Kobe Bryant bill' addresses the presumption that either
party involved in a sexual encounter outside of a marriage did not
consent to the sexual activity. It's nicknamed for the married Los
Angeles Laker's co-captain who is accused of raping a woman in
Colorado.
Yep
Hey, what would happen if a married couple brought in a 3rd person for a
menage? Would that be against this law?
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
-Fred
--
MF
See L.A. for class
On March 21 in Los Angeles, former Celtics great (who broke the hearts
of many Lakers fans) Bill Russell had his picture on the scoreboard.
The fans gave him a long ovation.
The previous night, when it was announced that Shaq O'Neal scored his
20,000th point, the fans in Sacramento booed. Then, to make matters
worse, a the game ball was defaced, presumably by a Sacramento fan.
Clinton E. Parish
Sacramento
Rest in Peace, Francis Dayle "Chick" Hearn : 1916 - 2002
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In article <4047BC24.D55611DB@y.com>, Sean Maccloud <s@y.com> wrote:
Greg wrote:
Dead on. Exactly.
You forgot
D. This bill will not become law.
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tjab wrote:
In article <4047BC24.D55611DB@y.com>, Sean Maccloud <s@y.com> wrote:
You forgot
D. This bill will not become law.
True.
But it is part of a false dichotomy vibe. I don't even see how it is
supposed to be relevent to he said she said rape trials.
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How much you want to bet that the good Sen. Patterson is carrying on a
Newt-like affair with one of his interns?
Where have we heard this one before? Right, everyone who has a problem
with any criminal or immoral conduct routinely engaged by liberals,
why the only explanation is they must secretly want to do it
themselves. I criticize thieves, therefore I burglarize homes in my
spare time. Liberals are notorious for projecting their evil ways onto
others. (Cleopatra)
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s_knight8@hotmail.com (s_knight8) wrote in message news:<6bd12cd6.0403040735.622f9559@posting.google.com>...
http://www.southbendtribune.com/stories/2004/03/01/local.20040301-sbt-MICH-A1-_Kobe__bill_would.sto
LANSING -- "You can't legislate morality."
That's what the former director of the state appellate defenders
office, F. Martin Tieber, said about a proposal by Sen. Bruce
Patterson, R-Canton, to treat adultery as a form of criminal sexual
assault.
"The bill is about accepting responsibility and not taking advantage
of others," Patterson said.
His so-called 'Kobe Bryant bill' addresses the presumption that either
party involved in a sexual encounter outside of a marriage did not
consent to the sexual activity.
The meaning of this is unclear. What presumption is being referred to?
And while I don't understand the source of the presumption, it would
seem to me that this vague wording holds both parties guilty of rape,
although it seems unlikely that the women will never be arrested or
tried for it.
It's nicknamed for the married Los
Angeles Laker's co-captain who is accused of raping a woman in
Colorado.
Julian Cook, a professor at Detroit College of Law at Michigan State
University, says he sees both sides of the issue.
"Proponents might argue that prosecution is necessary in order to
assist prosecutors in their noble efforts to convict the perpetrator
of such heinous crimes," Cook said.
Is adultary a heinous crime? Have both parties committed the same
heinous crime?
"Opponents might contend that the
proposed rule might encourage the prosecution of otherwise innocent
individuals."
If the charge is rape, it seems a necessary conclusion.
Depending on the level of violation, criminal sexual conduct carries a
penalty of up to life in prison.
The meaning of this is unclear, we are talking about consensual sex
are we not? Only consensual sex between two people who are not
supposed to be having sex together.
Although if you talk to the feminists you will find that sex and
marriage have absolutely nothing to do with each other and that
married women can have sex with whomever they want.
Rich
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