Wow a shit ton of stuff that still doesn't change anything
The very start of my comment discussed your conflation of "body" and "person", with no direct reference to "alive" or "dead".
I didn't say that the body is dead. The body isn't dead. They say that the body is alive, specifically because Yukizuriman didn't want to feel like a necrophile. The original person possessing the body is dead, and the body ended up being sustained by the mistletoe monster.
You're the one arguing that the person is alive, because you think that a reference to the body is a reference to the person, as though a person is their body and a body is their person. You don't get to decline to "well, it's still necrophilia" when the previous argument is demonstrated as untenable-- and not when you won't even directly acknowledge its demonstrated untenability.
Seeing as you're too retarded to understand what I'm saying let's see if ChatGPT can explain it in a way you understand
If a living body is possessed by an entity and then someone knowing that situation has sex with them would that be considered rape? Would the entity consenting to it change that?
Yes, it would almost certainly be considered
rape or
sexual assault, regardless of the entity’s consent. Here’s why:
1. Consent Must Come from the Person, Not an Entity
In any legal or ethical framework,
valid consent must come from the person whose body is being used, not an external entity—supernatural or not. If the actual person is
not aware,
not present, or
not in control of their body, they
cannot give meaningful consent.
2. Possession Removes Autonomy
If a person is "possessed," that implies they are not
in conscious control of their actions or body. From both a legal and moral standpoint, someone in that state is considered
incapacitated—like being unconscious, heavily drugged, or mentally incapacitated. Sex with a person in such a state is almost universally regarded as
non-consensual.
3. Entity Consent Is Irrelevant
Even if the entity
wants the sex or
gives permission, that does
not override the rights of the actual person. It would be analogous to someone impersonating another person or hijacking their body—it’s fundamentally a violation of bodily autonomy.
4. Intent of the Other Person Matters Too
If someone
knows the person is possessed and proceeds with sex anyway, knowing the real person didn’t or couldn’t consent, that’s an even clearer indication of
rape, legally and ethically.
Summary:
- Yes, it would be considered rape.
- No, the entity’s consent does not make it morally or legally acceptable.
- Bodily autonomy and the consent of the person who owns the body are essential and non-transferable.
If you want, we can also explore this from different cultural, legal, or philosophical perspectives.
O--oh, so it was a newborn body. Whole matured body in a nurse uniform was born the day before-- they just jacked Benjamina Button right out the nursery and took her to Monster World to get infested by a sentient mistletoe.
How are you going to condescend to me about the English language when you aren't endeavoring to narrow down applicable word meanings given a context? And in the first place, what Anglophone culture do you live in, where people are referred to as "fresh", as if they're meat? What Anglophone culture do you live in, where people in polite society (explicitly) reduce people to their bodies, conflating their personhoods with their bodies?
What anglophone country do you refer to people as fresh?
All of them as far as I know,
here is the dictionary, notice how literally none of those definitions have the word dead in it? Now it doesn't mean that dead things can't be considered fresh, sure, but it is also by no means a requirement. As for terms that use the word fresh to refer to living beings you have fresh recruits, fresh graduates, being fresh off the boat, that one had a TV show
Another TV show that had fresh to describe a person
The way you talk about people makes me hope you aren't a doctor because the way you talk about people's bodies the moment they aren't conscious makes me worried you'll go around killing all the coma patients
