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RE: John Wedger - British Police Whistleblower Who Exposed Large Scale Child Sex Prostitution Gangs & Was Attacked By His Bosses - Says GOV. Has Done NOTHING To Solve The Problems..
@ura-soul in practice the standard for what constitutes rape is set not at the level of women's experience of violation but just above the level of coercion acceptable to men
In Britain, the legislation requires that consent must not have been given by the potential victim for the crime of rape to have been committed - though there is apparently some room for the other party here in that if the potential perpetrator 'reasonably' believes that the potential victim has consented then technically rape has not occurred.
In the case of this post and John Wedger, however, we are talking about children who - in the legislation - are unable to consent to sex before the age of 16 - so all sex, in that sense, is criminal.