To be clear, she made out with him, they had oral sex, and then she wanted to stop. But she didn't say so, she simply turned out the light, 'and waited for him to stop'. And that's rape.
Fucking circus-land.
Did you miss the part where she claims that she said to stop? I have it posted as part of the aricle that I posted, its in the last paragraph.
Yeah, I see it. Maybe it's true, maybe she giggled and said it, maybe it doesn't even matter. She got her rocks off.
Now she feels the need to accuse him of the same crime as if he'd dragged a random woman into an alley and violated her. We need. new. categories.
Liberal women..... pissed their males did not protect them from Trump are now getting rid of their males.
Why are you so desparate to find alternative reasons for the current wave of accusations when the most obvious reason is the changing atsmoshere leading to fewer negative consequences for the accusers?
Also, many Republicans are facing accusations too.
Desperate is obediently jumping on whatever the presented media dogma might be.
You're not very tuned in to history. Lefties have always been willing to toss there political opponents under the bus for this stuff. Clarence Thomas, Senator Bob Packwood or Tailhook. In all these Liberals went ballistic, but they always defended there own, held the secrets of the casting couch, told everyone to just move on.
I'm just wondering why now, after decades of defending these perverts, not only keeping secrets and defending them, but exhaulting them and seeing that they get awards. It's a pretty giant shift in behavior.
Postby Speaker to Animals » Sat Nov 25, 2017 3:46 pm
Penner wrote:Aren't like false accusations are only like 1% of all accusations made?
LMFAO
No.
Even a cursory examination of all the rape hoax stories in recent years should tell you that. That stat is more bogus nonsense from Marxist academics in the women's studies departments.
It depends upon the jurisdiction, but some of them see more than half of the accusations as "unfounded" or "false". It's a really, really high number. We have to argue this all the time, and simply pointing this out gets one labeled a misogynist, but women really do make rape hoaxes fairly often. This goes way back too. To Kill of Mockingbird wasn't written about an alternate reality. It was based on real events that happened in America. The examples of fake rape allegations are absolutely legion.
Penner wrote:Aren't like false accusations are only like 1% of all accusations made?
LMFAO
No.
Even a cursory examination of all the rape hoax stories in recent years should tell you that. That stat is more bogus nonsense from Marxist academics in the women's studies departments.
It depends upon the jurisdiction, but some of them see more than half of the accusations as "unfounded" or "false". It's a really, really high number. We have to argue this all the time, and simply pointing this out gets one labeled a misogynist, but women really do make rape hoaxes fairly often. This goes way back too. To Kill of Mockingbird wasn't written about an alternate reality. It was based on real events that happened in America. The examples of fake rape allegations are absolutely legion.
Do you have any data to prove that false accusations are like 50/50 then?
Postby Speaker to Animals » Sat Nov 25, 2017 4:05 pm
Penner wrote:
Speaker to Animals wrote:
Penner wrote:Aren't like false accusations are only like 1% of all accusations made?
LMFAO
No.
Even a cursory examination of all the rape hoax stories in recent years should tell you that. That stat is more bogus nonsense from Marxist academics in the women's studies departments.
It depends upon the jurisdiction, but some of them see more than half of the accusations as "unfounded" or "false". It's a really, really high number. We have to argue this all the time, and simply pointing this out gets one labeled a misogynist, but women really do make rape hoaxes fairly often. This goes way back too. To Kill of Mockingbird wasn't written about an alternate reality. It was based on real events that happened in America. The examples of fake rape allegations are absolutely legion.
Do you have any data to prove that false accusations are like 50/50 then?
I really grow tired of posting the same stats and testimony only for people to pretend like it's new to them months later. You damned well know it's true, but for the sake of argument:
In a 1996 study published by the U.S. Department of Justice, “Convicted by Juries, Exonerated by Science” Peter Neufeld and Barry C Scheck co-founders of the Innocence Project stated:
“Every year since 1989, in about 25 percent of the sexual assault cases referred to the FBI where results could be obtained, the primary suspect has been excluded by forensic DNA testing… These percentages have remained constant for 7 years.”
Colorado’s own Craig Silverman, a former Denver DA and a zealous prosecutor of rapists, was also critical of what he calls the “politically correct victims advocate’s view” held by many prosecutors who want to “always believe the woman.” Silverman states:
“During my time as a prosecutor who made case filing decisions, I was amazed to see all the false rape allegations that were made to the Denver Police Department. It was remarkable and surprising to me. You would have to see it to believe it. Any honest veteran sex assault investigator will tell you that rape is one of the most falsely reported crimes that there is. A command officer in the Denver police sex assaults unit recently told me he placed the false rape numbers at approximately 45 percent.”
“Empirical evidence does not support the widespread belief that women are extremely unlikely to make false accusations of male sexual misconduct. Rather the research on accusations of rape, sexual harassment, incest and child sexual abuse indicates that false accusations have become a serious problem. The motivations involved in making a false report are widely varied and include confusion, outside influence from therapists and others, habitual lying, advantages in custody, disputes, financial gain and the political ideology of radical feminism.” – Frank S. Zepezau
According to a report from the Department of Justice, about 25 percent of the sexual assault cases referred to the FBI in 1996 were found to be false after DNA testing. The Department of Justice noted that, because rape involves a non consensual and forcible act, a DNA match alone does not prove that a rape occurred. This means that the number of false allegations was most certainly higher that 25 percent.
This disturbingly high statistic can also be seen in the military. In a review of 556 rape accusations filed against Air Force personnel, it was discovered that 27 percent of the women later recanted their accusation. Three independent reviewers looked over the remaining allegations using specific law criteria. Many more allegations were found to be false. In this particular case, over 60 percent of the allegations were not credible.
That was from back when the Pentagon realized that at least 17% of their rape allegations were unfounded or determined false.
The Pentagon’s 2012 annual report on sexual assault states that 17 percent of all cases were determined to be “unfounded” or “baseless” by investigators or by commanders, who under the Uniform Code of Military Justice can decline to prosecute. However, “unfounded” and “baseless” often mean something other than false.
A few years ago, the Orlando police department actually had to put out PSAs on local television to try to convince women to stop making false rape allegations because they were becoming a serious drain on department resources and creating risks for other people who lost police protection while police were investigating the rape hoaxes.
As far as listing the cases, it really is legion and exhausting to sit there and link to every single time women tried to destroy a man's life (or succeeded) with these false rape accusations. Some folks have compiled them on youtube. The Innocence Project primarily gets men out of prison who were imprisoned on the basis of nothing more than the testimony of lying or mistaken women.
^^^ That's just part 1 of this one guy's rape hoax chronicles. I am sure he just skims the surface of all the cases, really.
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Postby Speaker to Animals » Sat Nov 25, 2017 4:09 pm
This was Orlando in 2010:
Concerned about three recent false rape allegations, Orlando police cautioned residents that lying wastes money, time and keeps real victims from reporting true crimes.
"We want victims to continue to report crimes, but we want real victims," Sgt. Art Eld of the Orlando Police Department's sex crimes division said at a press conference today. "We don't want to spend useful resources chasing ghosts."
Filing false rape reports stirs unnecessary fear in the community, wastes thousands of public dollars and keeps real victims from telling their stories, he said.
Police officials made their plea public Tuesday, a day after 18-year-old Samaria Renford claimed three masked men raped her Monday in Rosemont.
She is the third woman in the past two months to have reported a rape to Orlando police and then recanted, saying they made up the allegation.
Renford acknowledged her false report, telling detectives she "fabricated the incident because she found her boyfriend cheating on her," a police report states. She "hoped that if he discovered she was raped he would take her back and be nicer to her."
They literally had to beg women on television to stop making false rape allegations because it was seriously taxing their ability to keep the community safe.
Postby Speaker to Animals » Sat Nov 25, 2017 4:15 pm
In 1994, this researcher found that about 50% of the allegations turned out to be false in one jurisdiction over a nine year period:
With the cooperation of the police agency of a small metropolitan community, 45 consecutive, disposed, false rape allegations covering a 9 year period were studied. These false rape allegations constitute 41% the total forcible rape cases (n = 109) reported during this period. These false allegations appear to serve three major functions for the complainants: providing an alibi, seeking revenge, and obtaining sympathy and attention. False rape allegations are not the a consequence of a gender-linked aberration, as frequently claimed, but reflect impulsive and desperate efforts to cope with personal and social stress situations.
Penner wrote:Aren't like false accusations are only like 1% of all accusations made?
LMFAO
No.
Even a cursory examination of all the rape hoax stories in recent years should tell you that. That stat is more bogus nonsense from Marxist academics in the women's studies departments.
It depends upon the jurisdiction, but some of them see more than half of the accusations as "unfounded" or "false". It's a really, really high number. We have to argue this all the time, and simply pointing this out gets one labeled a misogynist, but women really do make rape hoaxes fairly often. This goes way back too. To Kill of Mockingbird wasn't written about an alternate reality. It was based on real events that happened in America. The examples of fake rape allegations are absolutely legion.
Simply pointing it out without evidence might get you labelled misogynist. Can you show evidence to the standard which would obtain a conviction in court to support your claims? It's only the standard you insist yourself to prove the opposite.
All I'm seeing in your ''evidence'' is opinion, anonymous blogs and reports which state ''However, “unfounded” and “baseless” often mean something other than false.''
For legal reasons, we are not threatening to destroy U.S. government property with our glorious medieval siege engine. But if we wanted to, we could. But we won’t. But we could.
Desperate is obediently jumping on whatever the presented media dogma might be.
