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You are missing several ellipses.
Doesn't seem to faze you remotely.
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You are missing several ellipses.
...because there's absolutely no other reason to attend a BDSM event than to objectify somebody or to be objectified, right.
Many people get off on exhibitionism and voyeurism. They are hard to practice out in the real world in a way that doesn't give you jail time or some other repercussions.
And what's wrong with objectification, anyways? It's completely hot under the right circumstances.
And is it wise to encourage 200+ strangers from off the street to objectify others?
Is it beneficial for those with low self-esteem to be objectified?
Is a desire to be objectified a sign of healthy self-esteem?
Are 16 year old children ready to handle being objectified by 200+ strangers?
In expectance of this is added the under the right circumstances part to my previous post.
And I'm still puzzled as to why you keep talking about 16 year old children when it has been pointed out to you many times that 16 year old children have no place in public BDSM events.
As has been established over the last few pages of this discussion, 16 year olds can indeed attend and are expected to be able to maintain their own boundaries and to have the wisdom to know in advance whether they can indeed maintain those boundaires.
Thank you for the compliment.
What has been established over the last few pages of this discussion is that 16 year olds can in many places legally have sex. That doesn't say that they can attend BDSM events.
16 year old children "know full well where they are headed to and what kind of an event it will be like"?
Yes, I believe even a 16 year old children these days know where they are headed to if they have gone through the trouble of finding a BDSM event they would be allowed enter because of their age.
And if they are allowed to enter, then presuambly they are also allowed to participate.
Yes, they would be allowed to participate, because the age of consent here is 16. And if the person who sold the ticket checked their age then it's quite enough. ... I'm not expecting anyone to show me that they're not rapists. I also don't know why the BDSM practitioners should have any higher standard of ethic than any Joe Sixpack.
And since I'd rather you not let it go to your head, your work doesn't appear to be written by a professional. The sentence you quoted and took as a compliment was me expressing my disappointment at finding out you were quoting yourself rather than the work of someone else.
But you knew that.
Considering I've been quoting my essays for quite some time now (measured in months), imagine my surprise over your "disappointment".
~smile~
You done?
Shall I refresh your memory:
Yes, they would be allowed to participate, because the age of consent here is 16. And if the person who sold the ticket checked their age then it's quite enough. But let me reiterate, no 16 year old would be allowed to enter these events because you have to be at least 18 (which is the age by law, the event organizers may use even a higher age limit) to attend.
Oh my lord. The master of misquoting strikes again. Shall I refresh your memory:
Yes, they would be allowed to participate, because the age of consent here is 16. And if the person who sold the ticket checked their age then it's quite enough. But let me reiterate, no 16 year old would be allowed to enter these events because you have to be at least 18 (which is the age by law, the event organizers may use even a higher age limit) to attend.
What's the suppose to mean?
I didn't know they were your essays. Sue me for trying to check out your source material. Better late than never, right?
So let's see if we have this straight:
"Yes, they would be allowed to participate, because the age of consent here is 16. And if the person who sold the ticket checked their age then it's quite enough."
So, yes they can attend an event and they can participate because 16 is the age of consent, and that is all the person selling the ticket needs to worry about.
"no 16 year old would be allowed to enter these events because you have to be at least 18 (which is the age by law,"
No they cannot attend and they cannot participate because they're not 18.
So which is it?
If your 'concern' for sources had been paying attention, you'd have noticed I always attribute quotes from other people to the correct source.
The only time I don't provide such information is if I am quoting something I've written.
~smile~
You done?
The 16 year olds would be allowed to participate in BDSM activities, should they find an event they would be able to attend because of their age. The age of consent for sex of any kind is 16 here. Clear now?
But because there are no events they could attend, because the required age is 18, your twisting is totally and completely moot.
Yes, they would be allowed to participate, because the age of consent here is 16. And if the person who sold the ticket checked their age then it's quite enough. But let me reiterate, no 16 year old would be allowed to enter these events because you have to be at least 18 (which is the age by law, the event organizers may use even a higher age limit) to attend.
Please, do give some leeway for us poor souls who don't speak English as a native language.
Hang on a second, you said:
Notice that "which is the age by law" part?
Are you now saying there is no law to keep a 16 year old out of a public casual 'bdsm' event?
Are you saying it is entirely up to the organizers of the public event, the ones who are running it for profit?
We're to believe those who run such events for profit would refuse to put a 16 year old on exhibit, even if it's legal?
Are you now saying there is no law to keep a 16 year old out of a public casual 'bdsm' event?
And is it wise to encourage 200+ strangers from off the street to objectify others?
Is it beneficial for those with low self-esteem to be objectified?
Is a desire to be objectified a sign of healthy self-esteem?
Are 16 year old children ready to handle being objectified by 200+ strangers?
What's the supposed to mean? And are you going to address the other points I brought up today?
The places, where such events are most often held, do not allow people under the age of 18 to enter. And that is the law. Here people under 18 aren't even allowed to go in cafes or restaurants other than those McD types after 9-10pm.
You have yet to show a BDSM event that would allow 16 year olds to enter. You just keep assuming that must be the case, no matter how many people tell you that the organizations do not let anybody under the age of 18 enter.
And as for the AOC thing... Just because someone who is 16 is legally old enough to consent to sexual activity, it does not mean that they are legally old enough to enter a porn store, let alone a BDSM event.
As far as I've been able to ascertain, the AOC laws were established to help establish a discernible outline for what qualifies at statutory rape and what doesn't. And (again, if I'm remembering right) just because someone is the AOC but still under 18, it does not mean they can have sex with someone over the age of 18.
I've provided the link to Wiki's list of states and their ages of consent. That list includes the laws that apply to age of consent. There are no restrictions listed regarding porn stores or bdsm events.
I suggest you examine the link.
Ages of consent in North America: United States - Wikipedia