Repeatedly been addressed. That conversation has reached its inevitable conclusion ages ago, and it turns out you
can'tgive legal consent when you're too drunk, despite plenty of knee-jerk angry rejecting of that fact from several people here. Of course, after I proved that several times over, it became "Well
of courseyou can't give legal consent when you're too drunk! Who ever argued otherwise?" (Hint: Nearly everybody here). Do I need to link to the post-argument
recap postthat chronicles all this again?
Unless you still feel there's something to argue there, I don't understand what you are hoping to prove by bringing up consent again.
*Sigh* You edited your post and I remember now that you were one of the stragglers still trying to contradict me, even after everyone else was on board. Yes, Lendarios, laws do apply to minors. As you noticed from several cases, the exact same law was used to charge both adults and minors. Of course, in the end it doesn't even matter who's being charged. What matters is what the law is, and we now all know what the law is since we've seen it explicitly stated
in case law.
But by all means, keep trying to pretend you have a leg to stand on.