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Not to mention, there is some possibility (maybe even a likelihood) that Carrol let’s Russ cook more than years past.

Whatever they do, they need to get away from a touchdown wins the game for the receiving team. Even if it's a simple as starting teams on their own 35.

So you are playing semantics. "There are two types of charges that could result in a person needing to appear in court. Some charges are criminal, meaning there was a crime committed against the state (this includes harm done to another person). Some charges are civil, meaning there is a dispute between two individuals. Usually criminal charges are much more severe offenses than civil charges. In fact there are many differences between the two. " And here's something from Merriam Webster (whoever that is) 4a : to make an assertion against especially by ascribing guilt or bl

I never said, "criminal charges".

wtf. Have you ever considered that the women not in your life might have a completely different set of circumstances?

Sorry but me "agreeing to disagree" is something I'd apply to the argument I have with ajs723 about the value of Aaron Jones. In this case, you're objectively wrong.

Sorry...but you're dead wrong and clearly don't understand what "being forced to" means.

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I'm not. Seemed like you were questioning the word, "charges". Maybe you could elaborate on what you were getting at. Here's what was said: You: What charges? Me: Nine charges of sexual assault is too much smoke unless they prove all these women to be conspirers.

Yep. Depending on the individual circumstance.

So by your logic, if a man broke into a home and told a woman to have sex with him or he'd kill her, she still had a "choice"?

Because the definition of "force" isn't constrained to physical danger. Nor should it be.

Here's a legal definition of force "Power, violence, compulsion, or constraint exerted upon or against a person or thing."

Terrible take. From both a legal and moral standpoint.