Ha!
Bill
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that royal punter
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Adam, remind me to tell you about something that happened in my youth. I'm not telling it here.
Bill
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2 years ago
How do you know?
Bill
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A typical Dave logic fail. You've moved from the specific to the general.
Bill
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2 years ago
go on go on go on go on go on go on
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Are you really incapable of finding out the law as regards age of consent in the UK?
And incapable of finding out what a legal marriage is in a particular country or country, as in the US?
For good measure you might say what you are actually asking?
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Typical Bill logic. Laws must be decided on the merits of each case. I'd guess he his a Bojo fan.
And good to know you approve of sex with what in this country are regarded as children.
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That is just plain ambiguous.
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How would it be possible to conclude that *you* mean the terms to be interpreted strictly according to their legal definitions in whatever Act or set of Regulations?
That's even if they are defined in law (it s far from clear that "under-age" would be so defined).
Hint: It wouldn't.
So... it's up to *you* to explain what you are asking. And once you have done that, I will consider answering it (no guarantees, though).
Do you think that's somehow "clever"?
And do you know how many different jurisdictions there are on the planet?
"E&W" - England and Wales.
If you are relying upon the law as it is in E&W, please say which law or laws you rely upon.
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2 years ago
Disappointing...
Bill
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2 years ago
No.
That's very close to the bone. Unwise thing to say Dave.
Bill
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No, the boundary needs to be safely after puberty. This isn't just about the physical aspect, there's the question of maturity of decision-making, emotional impact, etc.
Bill
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OK.
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2 years ago
Are you thick or just stupid?
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I'm not the one who expects others to know what I'm thinking of without explaining it.
Neither am I the one who deliberately snips all context so that the subject matter is obscured (as you have done in the post to which I am responding).
Which legislation do you say defines your phrase "under-age"?
I ask merely for information.
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Another Our Dave logic fail.
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Milo is lucky.