If someone asks to be blackmailed, can the "blackmailer"

>>714433669
Yes because it's extortion, what are you 12 how do you not know this shit?

>>714433669
Yes, because blackmailing period is illegal. If they're actually asking you to do blackmail then for some kind of a fetish or what not, get their request and your agreement in writing.

>>714433809
>this

>>714433741
>>714433809
but if the person asked to be blackmailed through text or email or something, cant you just show that in court?

>>714434007
If they ask, it's not really blackmailing is it

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>>714433669
Coercion is the practice of forcing another party to act in an involuntary manner by use of intimidation or threats or some other form of pressure or force.

If that party asks to be blackmailed, any act following isn't considered involuntary - as said party has articulated general consent

>>714433669
No, because you're only pretending to blackmail then.

>>714433669
Just make sure you have the document / email / etc in which they ASKED to be blackmailed and consistantly remind the other party throughout whatever sex games you're playing that he/she isn't actually going to have to be extorted.

Who needs a lawyer when you have 4chan

>>714433669
It isnt blackmail if they ask for it, its rp

>>714434227
what if I actually accept the money/property/etc?

>>714434484
You'll still want to get proof of them asking for it. Because they can always just file a lawsuit against you, and if you have no proof you were asked to do it, then you're fucked.

>>714434104
well thats what OP asked and the first 2 responses said you could still face legal trouble

>>714433669
>>714434007
It really depends on the jurisdiction, but generally the answer is no. There is a scienter/intent requirement for most crimes, and this scenario demonstrates a lack of intent to actually commit a crime. If the "victim" know all along that the blackmail isn't real and can stop at any time, you're probably pretty good. However, if the "victim" asks you to stop (like with a safe word), and you do not stop, from that point forward you are likely committing a felony.

>>714434484
You're taking money, not just sexual favors?

Ugh. Well, then all I can say is document document document. Keep every single thing on paper, ESPECIALLY the parts in which they state they are requesting this of you and parts in which you state that you hold no literal authority over them or their actions.

>>714433669
Fuck. Source?

>>714433669
Not if you have evidence of their original consent.

Otherwise, of course, this isn't fucking rocket science

>>714435781
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