Prof Griff
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- Aug 29, 2008
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Unajua, hiyo "condom" ni kama silaha ya kujihami. Na hapa inabidi turudi kwenye sheria: jee, inasemaje kuhusu udhibiti na matumizi ya silaha mbalimbali katika jamii?
kwa hiyo wewe unapendekezaje? mfano nahisi kuna hatari toka kwako
Nikuite kwanza na nikuulize kama unataka kunibaka (legally speaking)
Ikiwa sio kubaka ila ni sexual assault ingine you don't deserve this
na ikiwa tunakubaliana kua ni kubaka kweli ndio niende kwa EMT?
"Kinga" in what legal sense? Bastola? Kisu?As usual tunaenda kwa offer. Put your offer forward and will be considered.
Naona Mer Dritt anapitisha sheria kwa kuiachia mahakama kuamua.
But there is a declining rate of conviction in rape cases japokuwa rate ya rape haijapungua.
Kinga ni bora kuliko kumsubiri hakimu, potentially mwanaume, kupitisha hakumu dhidi ya mbakaji.
Your response falls way short of the kind of important questions I've brought up, especially concerning the legal consequences of this kind of technology, i.e., potential abuse of the product through false rape claims by Women cannot possibly be controlled by authorities.
Kafungue thread jukwaa la sheria, nakuja sasa hiviUnajua, hiyo "condom" ni kama silaha ya kujihami. Na hapa inabidi turudi kwenye sheria: jee, inasemaje kuhusu udhibiti na matumizi ya silaha mbalimbali katika jamii?
So, you're saying we should not expect the condom to make it to the law-suit cities?
To put it bluntly, the concept or product has (at least so far) not been (and would probably never be) successful in the US or Europe where the merits of this kind of technology would necessarily undergo thorough and exhaustive scrutiny by authorities and the public alike.
"Kinga" in what legal sense? Bastola? Kisu?
What I find interesting is you saying that "No male person in their right mind anywhere would spend time, money and brainpower into a silly invention like this." However, before this invention was made, a South African man in the name of Jaap Haumann also invented a prototypical anti-rape female tampon in late 2000 for the purpose of preventing rape, but it never took off as well.
You may say he was not in his "right mind" but rape in that country is so prevalent that people are coming up with various ideas to address the problem. Of course, some may exploit the problem commercially, but this will not deny the words of a rape victim: "If only I had teeth down there".
As a male, that last sentence is frightening! I don't condone rape in any form, but imagine there were teeth down there!
Bora kina Mwali na Kongosho wa dunia ni "vibogoyo"!
It is also frighten for a young female to go out into the world that a man with HIV will force her to have sex with him.
This is even worse in a country where rape is the order of the day and HIV/AIDS is prevalent.
Una uhakika akina Mwali na Kongosho ni "vibogoyo"?
Maana kuna mmoja tayari ameshakuwa interested na biashara.
Interesting, i will be back.
Warning kwa potential buyers: Never ever use the condom at home with your partner even if you are mad at him. Very more important: Never ever wear the condom and ask your partner to perform oral on you. Surely, you dont want to see him going to the emergency room yelling "GET THIS THING OFF MY TONGUE"
Bora kina Mwali na Kongosho wa dunia ni "vibogoyo"!
Hata kwake huyo huyo tunaweza tumia