Hyacinthe

I definitely don't see it as rape.

If Fred had set out to get her drunk for the sole purpose of her passing out or being more easily to man handle then yes. But as is we don't know if he bought her drinks and he was definitely not forcing her into the act.

I view the
As a law to protect women from that occurring, you go out with a guy and he slips alcohol into your drink, you might not notice unless it's alot stronger then previously, the more you drink the less likely you are to notice so he could get you fairly pissed that way. This would make you far far more susceptible to any sexual advances made by him.

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