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Rape (noun)
1. To force (another person) to submit to sex acts, especially sexual intercourse; commit rape on.
2. To seize and carry off by force.
3. To plunder or pillage.
The basic question is, even if a person is dead, is something still against their will? Or is a dead person only a body, an empty vessel of what once carried a human being, making it impossible to rape them as they are simply an object?
Never mind if you'd actually want to rape a dead person, I'm just interested in how people view the dead.
So protecting the rights of someone or something that can't protect themselves is law, in a way this relates to dead people, who can't protect themselves....
...but then are dead people recognised as having any rights in a court of law?
that's what the pro-necrophilia groups all say.
So, no, it's not rape, just wrong.
Something that is dead: To me it is just a mass of substance, with no significance (unless you knew it before). We all live, then 'return to the ground from wence we came'.
But to the question: Intercourse and rape are different things as ur definations pointed out. Rape is having sex with someone/thing against its own wishes. Dead bodies have no will, no thought, no desires, and even if the spirit did actually live on, it wouldnt be present in the body (since spirits are said to leave the body on death), so therefore the body would just be a body, nothing more.
But why anyone would want to shag a dead person, or anything dead is beyond me. You just have to be very whacked in the head i guess. Or EXTREMELY desperate lol.
Anyone been/go to Kings College London, and seen the Gordon Museum? Went there the other day, they have foetus's in jars! Amoungst hundreds of other body samples.