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Originally Posted by Makarov
What on earth are you talking about? This is simply untrue (and would be completely absurd.) Frankly, I don't understand how anyone could even find such a proposition plausible.
Obviously, people consent to sexual activity while intoxicated. A person only loses the ability to consent to sexual activity when they are so intoxicated that they have essentially lost consciousness due to alcohol or drug use.
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"I" am not talking about anything. The law says you can't give consent if you're drunk or high. Obviously the levels of intoxication matters but to say you have to be black out drunk, which happens at an alcohol level above .20, is absurd. The law leaves a lot of room for interpretation but the courts really only need to decide if the person could have reasonably gave consent.