Should every one who answered "no" in this be chemically castrated immediately?
Yes (69%)
Why chemically? (420%)
seems like a perfect opportunity to practice the traditonal "crush testes between flat, heated rocks" method for incisionless castration.
Forcing them to teabag a beaker full of piranha solution at gunpoint
A worldview in which my penis is literally a vampire that once invited inside cannot be stopped
These chucklefucks would never suffer this themselves. Could you imagine this applying to any other sort of recreational activity?
"It is illegal to leave the movie theater before the film ends"
"Putting down the game before you finish the level is unlawful"
"Ending your 10 kilometer run early is illegal"
"You must finish scaling the rock wall despite having a panic attack"
Plus what sort of monster wants to force their partner to continue when they want to stop? Presumably their partner consented at least once beforehand, so you have a pre-estabalished relationship. Do you not value them as a person? If it's just about cumming, go jerk off. You don't need them.
Once you start something you have to commit, this is why cars are built with accelerators only and no brakes.
Should Chuds be allowed to withdraw gulag-able statements after the revolution yes/no?
Honest answer: yes, on a case-by-case basis. Some teenager saying this shit and then deleting their YouTube channel a few years later out of shame shouldn't be treated the same way as a media figure with the power to shape impressionable young minds who backpedals once the grift is no longer profitable.
no, they already made society worse and now they need to suffer for their crimes
Stick a finger in their butt and suddenly they fully understand withdrawing consent
This looks like Andrew Tate. The pfp looks like him and "Morpheus" is the alias he often uses. I thought he was banned from most websites. Which website is this?
It's very telling that these sorts of people feel uneasy around gay men because they're afraid they'll be hit on or fucked without their consent.
