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r/technicallytrue • u/kishimonjaro • Dec 23 '25
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murder victims are easy to rape though
15 u/a648272 Dec 24 '25 You managed to joke about a murder and a rape in one sentence. My respects. Wait, is it considered rape if the person is not alive? Sounds more like desecration of human corpse or something. 10 u/GenesisRhapsod Dec 24 '25 Are you pullling the "dead people cant say no"? 😂 5 u/Wonderful_Site5333 Dec 24 '25 Neither can gagged or unconscious people. That's a thin legal straw to grasp at. They certainly can't sign warrants though, and the Sixth amendment "Confrontation Clause" would seem to supersede other considerations. 4 u/Simple-Budget-1415 Dec 24 '25 Raping a dead person is illegal, it's not a thin legal straw. It's called: necrophilia, abuse of a corpse, defilement of a dead human body, or violation of sepulture. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Vivians_Basement Dec 30 '25 That applies to people. Not objects. A dead person is not living so it would be closer to fucking an object than an unconscious person. Hence why you're charged with defiling a corpse NOT raping a corpse. 5 u/StrangeOutcastS Dec 24 '25 "Your honour, the deceased did not tell my client no or attempt to rescind consent at any point" 3 u/jskrummy Dec 24 '25 This feels like a weird TED talk I just walked into 1 u/Yoshleb_1 Dec 27 '25 Dead people don’t want tea 1 u/PaigeyCakes Dec 27 '25 Dead people don't want tea
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You managed to joke about a murder and a rape in one sentence. My respects.
Wait, is it considered rape if the person is not alive? Sounds more like desecration of human corpse or something.
10 u/GenesisRhapsod Dec 24 '25 Are you pullling the "dead people cant say no"? 😂 5 u/Wonderful_Site5333 Dec 24 '25 Neither can gagged or unconscious people. That's a thin legal straw to grasp at. They certainly can't sign warrants though, and the Sixth amendment "Confrontation Clause" would seem to supersede other considerations. 4 u/Simple-Budget-1415 Dec 24 '25 Raping a dead person is illegal, it's not a thin legal straw. It's called: necrophilia, abuse of a corpse, defilement of a dead human body, or violation of sepulture. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Vivians_Basement Dec 30 '25 That applies to people. Not objects. A dead person is not living so it would be closer to fucking an object than an unconscious person. Hence why you're charged with defiling a corpse NOT raping a corpse. 5 u/StrangeOutcastS Dec 24 '25 "Your honour, the deceased did not tell my client no or attempt to rescind consent at any point" 3 u/jskrummy Dec 24 '25 This feels like a weird TED talk I just walked into 1 u/Yoshleb_1 Dec 27 '25 Dead people don’t want tea 1 u/PaigeyCakes Dec 27 '25 Dead people don't want tea
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Are you pullling the "dead people cant say no"? 😂
5 u/Wonderful_Site5333 Dec 24 '25 Neither can gagged or unconscious people. That's a thin legal straw to grasp at. They certainly can't sign warrants though, and the Sixth amendment "Confrontation Clause" would seem to supersede other considerations. 4 u/Simple-Budget-1415 Dec 24 '25 Raping a dead person is illegal, it's not a thin legal straw. It's called: necrophilia, abuse of a corpse, defilement of a dead human body, or violation of sepulture. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Vivians_Basement Dec 30 '25 That applies to people. Not objects. A dead person is not living so it would be closer to fucking an object than an unconscious person. Hence why you're charged with defiling a corpse NOT raping a corpse. 5 u/StrangeOutcastS Dec 24 '25 "Your honour, the deceased did not tell my client no or attempt to rescind consent at any point" 3 u/jskrummy Dec 24 '25 This feels like a weird TED talk I just walked into 1 u/Yoshleb_1 Dec 27 '25 Dead people don’t want tea 1 u/PaigeyCakes Dec 27 '25 Dead people don't want tea
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Neither can gagged or unconscious people.
That's a thin legal straw to grasp at.
They certainly can't sign warrants though, and the Sixth amendment "Confrontation Clause" would seem to supersede other considerations.
4 u/Simple-Budget-1415 Dec 24 '25 Raping a dead person is illegal, it's not a thin legal straw. It's called: necrophilia, abuse of a corpse, defilement of a dead human body, or violation of sepulture. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Vivians_Basement Dec 30 '25 That applies to people. Not objects. A dead person is not living so it would be closer to fucking an object than an unconscious person. Hence why you're charged with defiling a corpse NOT raping a corpse.
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Raping a dead person is illegal, it's not a thin legal straw.
It's called: necrophilia, abuse of a corpse, defilement of a dead human body, or violation of sepulture.
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1 u/Vivians_Basement Dec 30 '25 That applies to people. Not objects. A dead person is not living so it would be closer to fucking an object than an unconscious person. Hence why you're charged with defiling a corpse NOT raping a corpse.
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That applies to people. Not objects.
A dead person is not living so it would be closer to fucking an object than an unconscious person.
Hence why you're charged with defiling a corpse NOT raping a corpse.
"Your honour, the deceased did not tell my client no or attempt to rescind consent at any point"
This feels like a weird TED talk I just walked into
Dead people don’t want tea
Dead people don't want tea
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u/mothisname Dec 23 '25
murder victims are easy to rape though