#consent

Philosopher Stefan Molyneux examines the Cornell 7 case and shows how the accusations are collapsing under the timeline, texts, and university response. He also covers sex, consent, false claims that destroy

ACQUIESCE. You swirl through tormented shadows before you cave in, knowing your presence on the battlefield requires conformity, along with a subscription fee attached to physical reality. Nodding with

Not every time you choose does it mean that you have given consent. Consent has to have conditions to exist in order to be consent, and if those conditions are under the pressure of violence, hidden or

Welcome everyone to my post, I have come again with a new topic. That is clothes. Now what am I trying to say about clothes? Actually, we first judge people by seeing their clothes and we decide their

Demonstrators gathered in protest, holding signs challenging the political and social system that governs them. @valued-customer left a rather interesting comment on my previous post, Can Consent Coexist

Can You Comply With “The Authorities” Without Granting It The Right To Rule Over You? What does it mean to consent? A simple question over a word we use constantly during discourse over relationships,

Hello everyone! I'm back with another review and this time it's a series. Sorry for not being consistent, I just can't stop writing when I write reviews and it takes a lot of time, I have homeworks to

Questions Raised by Readers Following my inquiries into consent and voluntariness, readers raised the following questions and observations. From @jacobtothe Why do so many people demand they be allowed

Questions raised by readers Following yesterday's inquiry, @amaterasusolar responded with related information regarding "consent." It comprised of what is required for consent to be legitimate.

What Is Consent? Consent is a voluntary agreement. It is the coming together of senses and accord. It is to yield when one has the right and power or will to oppose. It is a voluntary acceptance of what

Experiencing freedom in society is such a wonderful thing, but it gets to a point where it becomes too intoxicating, and we need to ask ourselves: how much is too much? For me, I think freedom in anything

Something I've come to realise with many people with regard to the digital and online space is that we're well present but have little knowledge of some of the tenets that guide the space. This is especially

Where should we draw the line between the freedom to film in public and an individual's right to privacy? I personally think that everyone should be able to feel respected and safe. It doesn't matter if

There is no doubt about the fact that everyone has the right to take pictures or make videos indoors or outside, but then we all know that in most cases when pictures or videos are taken outside, it'll

The problem with implicit agreement Most of the agreements that structure our lives were never explicitly made. You did not agree to be raised in a particular language, to absorb the value structures of

If you want to know why we have the 'medicine' that we have today, you only have to look at the history you won't be taught in gov't skools. source Rich people have always ruled the world. Poor people

I've been thinking a bit more lately on how we're manipulated online, not merely as consumers being sold products, but as citizens being sold ideas. The more I observe this aspect of the digital landscape,

I've been reading (inescapably) a fair bit about the recent sexual debacle surrounding one of my favorite authors, Neil Gaiman. It seems impossible to get away from these extremely graphic accounts of

In this episode, I examine the complexities of consent and incest through the Non-Aggression Principle (NAP). I address the challenge of determining when trauma impairs meaningful consent and explore the

The reliance upon the people to keep the system running. Have we forgotten the principle of policing by consent?