What is the point of the "impaired sex" case?
A) It's wrong to have sex with someone who's unconscious.
B) People don't need to explicitly say "yes" to sex to give meaningful consent.
C) You can explicitly consent to sex without meaningfully consenting to sex
D) If you explicitly consent to sex, then you've meaningfully consented to sex
E) It is wrong to consume any amount alcohol and then have sex

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The Answer of What is the point of the "impaired sex" case?
A) It's wrong to have sex with someone who's unconscious.
B) People don't need to explicitly say "yes" to sex to give meaningful consent.
C) You can explicitly consent to sex without meaningfully consenting to sex
D) If you explicitly consent to sex, then you've meaningfully consented to sex
E) It is wrong to consume any amount alcohol and then have sex

What Is the Point of the "Impaired Sex" Case