@reasoning logic,
reasoning logic;151551 wrote:What I was trying to to say was that not everyone has the same exact neurobiological makeup nor the same psychological makeup therefore they should be treated differently in a court of law or society as well.
Example a 26 year old male and a 16 year old girl engaged in consensaul sex.
I do believe that it should be taught as morally wrong thing to do but who is to say that the psychological make up of the 26 year old male is any better than the 16 year old girl. Should a test be taken on the psychological make up on the people being acused of a crime to determine that they meet our expectations of comprehension?:detective:
I don't quite catch this "makeup"-anology, everybody is equal for the law, and that's the only what I see it. I interpet it as from the most humblest of bum in the ally, sipping alcohol, to the mightiest of leaders, they shall all have the same fair treatmen from the law, that in benefit as punishment.
You are emotional as slack on the rules, because it's a subject that you can relate to, that the subject "love" appeals to you, maybe not in the specific matter, but as a whole.
The thing is, maybe it's ok for that specific case, but it will affect other people, if you don't punish that case, other will think it's ok, because the law looks away for such encounters.
There are countries where the laws are lean, but the people does not accept such law from a moral standpoint.