Originally Posted by Tribesman (Post 1117980)

Yes it is .


Indeed they can

:har::har::har::har::har::har:
It is not statutory rape if they are above the statutory age of majority.
So for your example .... in a jursisdiction where the age of majority is 13 then it wouldn't be statutory rape if they are 14, but as the legal age of majority determines that limit then isn't underage sex is it.

Try again , read the following very slowly , get help with the hard words....


So since you have already demonstrated that you have difficulty reading , differentiating between rape and statutory rape, don't know what statutory means , don't know what underage means and don't even understand what a statute is....
I have to ask , what is the next demonstration of your lack of knowledge going to be?

Originally Posted by atuhalpa (Post 1118059)

Only idiots watch TV, and only stupid idiots watch network TV.

Originally Posted by Aramike (Post 1118095)

Interesting first post... :nope:

Originally Posted by Tribesman (Post 1118249)

The only thing confused in this issue is you, that is because really simple things are quite beyond your grasp.


Your post demonstrates that you havn't the faintest idea what you are talking about.


Indeed , there is a thing called a dictionary , it explains what words mean.
Underage is clearly defined
So perhaps you can find a dictionary , then find someone in your house who has a functioning brain and then they can explain to you in really simple words why you are completely clueless.

Originally Posted by Aramike (Post 1118051)

Nice try confusing the issue. My post above stands completely to this convoluted attempt at communicating.

There's a great tool called a dictionary that can define "underage" for you. Here, let me pull a Tribesman: :har::har::har::har::har::har:

Keep dancing, though. :yep: