Legal again to lie – “Of course, I want to get married” – for sex!
A South Korean court Thursday overturned a 1953 law punishing men for making false promises of marriage to have sex with women.
The Constitutional Court ruled 6-3 the law discriminated against men and infringed on women’s competence. The law treated women like “infants” and violated the government’s “constitutional obligation” to treat men and women equally under the law, the court ruled.
The law had punished men convicted of coercing women to have sex after promising marriage with prison sentences up to two years or fines up to $4,300.
The ruling followed a petition by a South Korean man, identified only as “Lim,” who was indicted for having sex with a female coworker on four occasions under the fraudulent promise of marriage.
Lim argued the criminal law was outdated and violated his female partner’s sexual rights as well as his own right to pursue happiness…
The Ministry of Gender Equality submitted a written opinion to the court saying it considered the law discriminatory against men and infringed on women’s sexual rights.
The Ministry of Gender Equality?
Whoo-Hoo! What if we had one of those in the good old USA?
It will never happen, of course. It’s against God’s will. Another opportunist lie.
As there is this female politician who always seems to abuse gay people in the New Mexico court system, I think a Ministry of Gender Equality is a good idea. Sadistic women like the one Britney portrays in this photo are life threatening on more levels than one.
E Trams
April 25, 2011 at 9:44 pm