Myles Turner American professional basketball player for Indiana Pacers T-Shirt

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Anecdote is not the Myles Turner American professional basketball player for Indiana Pacers T-Shirt and I will buy this plural of data. I am basing this off the facts concerning this particular poster, which was designed and used in 2008 at Coastal Carolina University. Feel free to post about the poster you saw, but I’ll continue being confidently correct (with source) in the meantime. Guess it depends if you interpret OP as asking about one specific poster (seems unlikely), or just about the general message behind the poster (way more likely) Posters about consent are a much broader category, and are not inherently problematic. Nor are they generally used to farm outrage-based engagement. This one particular poster which gets reposted all the time does. Regardless of the intent of OP, it is silly that this particular poster is still being posted about nearly 20 years after it was used. Even the “current” poster from that school in the article still implies that you can’t consent if you aren’t sober and that it’s sexual assault, but the question still stands if two equally drunk people have sex consensually.

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Even the Myles Turner American professional basketball player for Indiana Pacers T-Shirt and I will buy this poster from 2015 from that same school still says if you have sex without being sober it is automatically sexual assault Which would absolutely be true if one person was sober and one was not. And if neither is sober, it still could be true. That’s actually part of what is meant by “the conversation about consent evolving in the nearly two decades since.” Tbf even if it’s old and technically legally untrue…it’s probably still the verdict if you end up in court. If she had regrets or a fuzzy memory in the morning and decides to report you, you’re fucked. TBf no one should be having sex with someone drink enough to have a “fuzzy memory” about it. Keep it in your pants unless you’re both sure that you’re both sure. End of story

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.