Actually have a question about this. How would this apply to getting drunk in vegas and going to one of those drive through chapels? I was always under the impression marriage was like a contract. Are they supposed to just deny it when intoxicated (similar to tattoo parlors etc) ?Generally the contract would only be voidable if he was intoxicated to the point of not understanding the legal ramifications of entering into the contract - not "I had a few shots, now I want to return this car." Etc.
But I don't expect that to stop your idiocy, so carry on.
Hey idiot, do you know why I keep using the contract example?You're actually wildly mischaracterizing the law. Generally the contract would only be voidable if he was intoxicated to the point of not understanding the legal ramifications of entering into the contract - not "I had a few shots, now I want to return this car." Etc.
But I don't expect that to stop your idiocy, so carry on.
See how that's worded? Doesn't say fuck all about the contract-signer being incapacitated. Doesn't say anything at all about how much alcohol was consumed. One condition under which a contract can be voided is if the other partyKNEW ABOUT THE INTOXICATION AND TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THE INTOXICATED PERSON.Findlaw_sl said:Generally a court will only allow the contract to be avoided if the other party to the contract knew about the intoxication and took advantage of the intoxicated person, or if the person was somehow involuntarily intoxicated (e.g. someone spiked the punch).
Funny, we seem to have some things in common.Dear girls: If you don't like having penises inside you, don't drink with boys. If you do like having penises inside you, you should drink with boys.
Dear boys: If you don't like having crazy girls ruin your life, don't put your penis inside them. If you do like having crazy people ruin your life, you should put your penis inside them.
Dear Tanoomba: I dated a girl like you once. It fucking sucked.
Sounds pretty darned similar to your idea, don'cha think?I repeat:
Girls, if you don't wanna get raped, don't drink around guys.
Guys, if you don't wanna be accused of rape, don't fuck drunk girls.
Marriage is not a contract, marriage is a status. Marriage have existed way before contract law was created.Actually have a question about this. How would this apply to getting drunk in vegas and going to one of those drive through chapels? I was always under the impression marriage was like a contract. Are they supposed to just deny it when intoxicated (similar to tattoo parlors etc) ?
Now now, asshole, don't play the 'ole switcheroo on me. You're the ones trying to deny rights and freedoms here, not me. You're the ones saying if a girl gets raped when she's drunk she's shit out of luck. You're the ones saying knowledge of the effects of alcohol consumption = responsibility for anything anyone does to you while under the effects of alcohol. I never even implied that the constitution needs to be changed, or that any innocents should be treated as guilty. Eat shit.At least he made his position clear. He wants to eliminate a US constitutional provision because a drunk female cries rape.
You know that we are not arguing about contracts.. right... Are you familiar with strawmans?Hey idiot, do you know why I keep using the contract example?
Try to remember this quote:
See how that's worded? Doesn't say fuck all about the contract-signer being incapacitated. Doesn't say anything at all about how much alcohol was consumed. One condition under which a contract can be voided is if the other partyKNEW ABOUT THE INTOXICATION AND TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THE INTOXICATED PERSON.
Tell me again about howI'mthe one "wildly mischaracterizing".
Or repeat what you said about contracts being a special case, that somehow being taken advantage of to sign a paper needs more legal protection than being taken advantage of to get fucked.
Funny, we seem to have some things in common.
Sounds pretty darned similar to your idea, don'cha think?
I get that marriage is a status but as far as legality goes for example:Marriage is not a contract, marriage is a status. Marriage have existed way before contract law was created.
The legal union of a couple as spouses. The basic elements of a marriage are: (1) the parties' legal ability to marry each other, (2) mutual consent of the parties, and (3)a marriage contract as required by law.
words have meaning...Now now, asshole, don't play the 'ole switcheroo on me. You're the ones trying to deny rights and freedoms here, not me. You're the ones saying if a girl gets raped when she's drunk she's shit out of luck. You're the ones saying knowledge of the effects of alcohol consumption = responsibility for anything anyone does to you while under the effects of alcohol. I never even implied that the constitution needs to be changed, or that any innocents should be treated as guilty. Eat shit.
The only way to nullify the marriage contract, the status, is by having the marriage voided, not divorced, or if it was illegal to begin with. Been drunk at the time of the weeding is not a basis for voiding a marriage. Not sleeping with the wife in some jurisdictions is ground for voiding.I get that marriage is a status but as far as legality goes for example:
http://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/marriage
.... You're the ones saying knowledge of the effects of alcohol consumption = responsibility for anythingYOU DOwhile under the effects of alcohol....
See, what you're missing is that you can't give consent when drunk. The vast majority of the time people get away with it because they know what they're doing and both sides mutually benefit, but you can't actually give consent when drunk. This is why I keep coming back to the contract example. It's the same damned thing. If, legally, a contract can be voided because the other party knew the signing party was drunk and took advantage of that, then rape charges can be filed if someone took advantage of someone's drunken state to fuck them.words have meaning...
If a girl gets raped, it doesn't matter if she is drunk or not, charges should be filed.
If a girl gives consent to sex, it doesn't matter if she is drunk or not, charges should not be filed.
Yeah, see, you're the only one saying that. If you're blackout drunk, yeah ok we agree. If you're just drunk? Disagreed, you can still make decisions for yourself.See, what you're missing is that you can't give consent when drunk.
No, it doesn't at all sound like what you said, not even close. You see, Mr. English Words, 'rape' and 'penis inside you' do not mean the same thing. Like I said I dated a girl like you once. My god what a cunt. I'm pretty sure she will attempt to press charges against her vibrator at some point (if that frigid bitch even owns one).Sounds pretty darned similar to your idea, don'cha think?
See? This is why you keep missing the point. Being taken advantage of meanshaving something done to you. Being coerced into something you wouldn't normally agree to by somebody well aware of your susceptible state meansthey are the ones doing something wrong.Otherwise, why ever void a contract at all? Why not just say "Dude, you were drunk, too bad for you, suck it up"? The reason is because, as a society, we don't like people to take advantage of others in a susceptible state, especially if it involves their finances, body or physical well-being. Plus, we like to be able to get a nice buzz going without having to worry about being targeted by opportunistic exploitative assholes.Let me fix the quote so you can see the point.
Already acknowledged. Read again.Cad already explained yesterday about contracts. In true message board fashion Tanoomba is just going to pretend Cad didn't dismantle him yesterday and go back to saying the same shit.