Another Genarlow Wilson poll

[vraiblonde]

Yep, everyone wants to climb on the "Feel Good " band wagon but then when Chester the Real Molester uses that precedent to get out of jail along with a couple hundred others no one wants to hold that potato.

If that were YOUR scholar athlete, with his happy little honor roll status and 3.2 GPA, I'll bet you wouldn't be so cavalier.

I have no idea why you're going to such silly extremes over something that is CLEARLY wrong.

 

[vraiblonde]

Anyway, Wilson would still be guilty of a crime under the new law, it would be a misdemeanor though.

Well, a misdemeanor is a far cry from 10 years in prison and sex offender registration, don't you think?

 

[Larry Gude]

Also of note...

Then do you also agree that this particular Georgia law is backward as hell and must have been written by retards with dueling banjos?

At the time of his conviction, provisions for similarity in age that allowed underage consent to be taken into account were only applicable to vaginal sex. Because the case involved oral sex the consent of the girl was not at that time legally relevant

Georgia gets more upset about a blow job which, under normal conditions does not cause very many pregnancies, and vaginal sex, which can very much lead to babies.

So, if you're doing it just for fun in Georgia, there will be more objection.

 

[Ken King]

Georgia gets more upset about a blow job which, under normal conditions does not cause very many pregnancies, and vaginal sex, which can very much lead to babies.

So, if you're doing it just for fun in Georgia, there will be more objection.

It's not even considered sex in the White House, just ask Slick Willy.

 

[Pete]

Well, a misdemeanor is a far cry from 10 years in prison and sex offender registration, don't you think?

Just how many times do I have to agree that 10 years was stupid?

 

[tommyjones]

Georgia gets more upset about a blow job which, under normal conditions does not cause very many pregnancies, and vaginal sex, which can very much lead to babies.

So, if you're doing it just for fun in Georgia, there will be more objection.

yeah, i am pretty sure if you check the laws in MD, most of the stuff we find fun in the bedroom is illegal, and thats between consenting adults.

 

[Larry Gude]

He's...

It's not even considered sex in the White House, just ask Slick Willy.

...from Arkansas. Big difference. They's got's different rules.

 

[Larry Gude]

I thought...

yeah, i am pretty sure if you check the laws in MD, most of the stuff we find fun in the bedroom is illegal, and thats between consenting adults.

...most of our sodomy laws had been changed.

 

[aps45819]

...most of our sodomy laws had been changed.

Only for illegal aliens

 

[tommyjones]

...most of our sodomy laws had been changed.

i could be wrong, but i thought we were still one of the more uptight states

 

[Ken King]

...most of our sodomy laws had been changed.

Wasn't it a Texas case before the Supreme Court that made bedroom activity between consenting adults alright?

 

[Pete]

Wasn't it a Texas case before the Supreme Court that made bedroom activity between consenting adults alright?

Actually i think it was Georgia Law

 

[vraiblonde]

Just how many times do I have to agree that 10 years was stupid?

Then what exactly is your point?

 

[Larry Gude]

Nope...

i could be wrong, but i thought we were still one of the more uptight states

...being gay is OK in the free state.

Maryland ditches its sodomy law Advocate, The - Find Articles

 

[Ken King]

Actually i think it was Georgia Law

Try Lawrence v. Texas.

 

[Pete]

Then what exactly is your point?

I don't remember anymore but I know I am right and you are wrong.

 

[tommyjones]

I don't remember anymore but I know I am right and you are wrong.

now how can you be right when i am always right, i mean i tell my GF that i am all the time, so it must be true!!!!

 

[Pete]

Try Lawrence v. Texas.

Georgia's law was upheld in 1986 in

Bowers V Hardwick

then struck down in 1998 in Powell v. State of Georgia

 

[godsbutterfly]

i could be wrong, but i thought we were still one of the more uptight states

You call Maryland uptight? Virginia still has a law on the books that a woman may not undress in front of a picture of a man! I must be one heck of a criminal by now!