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In reply to the discussion: Dr. Phil treats date rape as a legitimate debate [View all]hobbit709
(41,694 posts)64. Exactly how did "Dr." Phil lose his license? Had something to do with sexual improprieties.
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I'm sure whatever you and your wife do with each other is fine. No one else's business anyhow.
nomorenomore08
Aug 2013
#22
So it's okay with you if your sister can't speak or walk or see straight, and some
bettyellen
Aug 2013
#12
you are the one doing the assuming- but Demo Chris only mentioned lack of consciousness-
bettyellen
Aug 2013
#29
Not really Chris- it's a scenario that occurs quite frequently on college campuses, so I guess
bettyellen
Aug 2013
#30
I was responding to your accusation, perhaps you should reread your post. nt
Demo_Chris
Aug 2013
#31
Well, the only standard you cited as wrong was unconsciousness, so I ASKED you if other -
bettyellen
Aug 2013
#35
... you said it took "imagination" to describe a very common rape scenario- so I said it appeared
bettyellen
Aug 2013
#41
Poorly written on my part, I meant it took imagination to assume I was okay with what you described.
Demo_Chris
Aug 2013
#43
and I only asked a question- but you said I made an accusation. The article linked in the OP made
bettyellen
Aug 2013
#45
Having consentual relations with someone who is intoxicated is not automatically against the law...
Demo_Chris
Aug 2013
#56
I asked it because it wouldn't surprise me if Mr Phil spouted some dumb shit like that..
BlueJazz
Aug 2013
#11
At best it was the wrong question, phrased badly at that. At worst this is outright rape apology. nt
nomorenomore08
Aug 2013
#23
I saw him a few times years ago on Oprah Winfrey's old show. Could not and cannot
MotherPetrie
Aug 2013
#49
Exactly how did "Dr." Phil lose his license? Had something to do with sexual improprieties.
hobbit709
Aug 2013
#64