The Kind-Hearted Smart Aleck

Apparently not all male Republican politicians received the memo that they should never speak about the following topic: Rape. Instead of just voting on a Utah measure which would specify what constituted as "consent" and "rape," Representative Brian Greene of Pleasant Grove decided to make his concerns about the bill known, when he said this: "If an individual has sex with their wife while she is unconscious ... a prosecutor could then charge that spouse with rape, theoretically. That makes sense in a first date scenario, but to me, not where people have a history of years of sexual activity." Yes, he actually said that... He later attempted to elaborate on his comment, perhaps hoping it would limit the inevitable backlash he was going to receive, but just dug himself in a deeper hole by saying this: "I'm not at all trying to justify sexual activity with an unconscious person. It's abhorrent to me. [But I question whether sex with an ...

Artist and former co-judge/coach on The Voice , CeeLo Green, recently took to Twitter to defend himself on charges of rape. While Green contends that he and the woman had consensual sex, she claims that she woke up in a bed next to the musician and couldn't recall what happened the night before. On Twitter, Green defended himself of the accusations by posting the following two messages (among others): "if someone is passed out they're not even WITH you consciously! so WITH Implies consent" and "when someone brakes on a home there is broken glass where is your plausible proof anyone was raped" Yes, CeeLo Green has gone the philosophical route by asking the ever so tiring question, "If I stick my penis in you and you don't remember, did it really happen?" Ladies, how would you like to respond to CeeLo? "We see you driving 'round town with roofies to share, and we're like, 'F*#k you!' Ooo, ooo, oooo, As if te...