Calls for law to require 'clear yes' to s*x : unitedkingdom

Context: Dr. Charlotte Proudman is a gigafeminist known for her hot takes, including:

• A message to pregnant women — please give the baby your surname.

• The only person of colour in the royal family isn't present because Meghan Markle was bullied out.

• Harry Potter is a little patriarch that resorts to magic & violence to rule.

Today, she has launched a campaign to change the law so that moids have to prove a foid consented when defending an accusation of r*pe. In her own words:

It would put the onus on defendants to show how she consented, if she wanted to have s*x, if she was asked if she wanted to have s*x, what steps did she take to make sure that she was wanting to have s*x and was enthusiastic about it.

Proudman (who I have personally diagnosed as having Narcissistic Personality Disorder) decided to make herself the face of the campaign, producing this wonderful poster:

The slogan itself has become a point of contention:

https://x.com/BiFelicia319/status/1765044078897471864

https://x.com/jessothomson/status/1765080110141722910

https://x.com/Daisy_J_S/status/1765096615352959472

https://x.com/LizMaryWard/status/1765065360271888644

https://x.com/beesley_cathy/status/1765059359447330969

https://x.com/jessothomson/status/1765080110141722910

Selected comments:

This is obviously r-slurred, but naturally there are some male feminists arguing against their own self-interest

Why do you think this switches the burden of proof to the accused?

Because that's literally what she said it does?

The criminalisation of basic human behaviour continues.

I'm 30, there are only a handful of times the woman actually said ‘let's have s*x'

Which 'basic human behaviour' are you referring to, coercing women into s*x?

That Redditor should be arrested for not getting the consent forms signed!

I feel that these sorts of things are proposed in bad faith to make feminists look ridiculous.

Feminists would never say something completely r-slurred unless they were plants.