Gruffalox wrote: » Okay. Wrong side of the line again from me! Why the hell was he not wearing his dinner 2 seconds later? It was a public setting, she was in her 20s. And before anyone says I dont understand. I do. I know the difference between being helpless when assaulted and being safe to be able to bawl someone out of it. When I was 18 a senior politician dragged me onto his lap at a dinner party - I would say his ears are still ringing from the instant bollocking I gave him. Fathers, raise your girls to be ferocious. Mine did.
jimwallace197 wrote: » I am very educated on that matter thank you very much and I dont need to read bull**** reports from police departments that have a long history of convicting innocent men on false accusations of rape in a country a long distance away from ours. Link the reports in your next post and I will gladly contradict them.
Beechwoodspark wrote: » She is adamant she won’t name this guy - so she is empowering him to do this at Will into the future ??
KiKi III wrote: » You think his future assaults are his previous prey’s fault?
Beechwoodspark wrote: » She has information that could warn future potential victims of his past form???? Yet she stubbornly won’t say his identity?
JohnnyFlash wrote: » Trial by social media is a shocking thing to witness.
KiKi III wrote: » And it doesn’t strike you as odd that your moral compass has you being more critical of her than him?
RandomViewer wrote: » We have the party, older member, if we get hair colour or lack of it shouldn't be too difficult to figure out
Beechwoodspark wrote: » Let’s be clear I’m not AT ALL critical of her.
Beechwoodspark wrote: » Ppl are already speculating who it could be One name on Twitter chimes with rumors I have heard. Has a “Ultra PC” woke image but reality might be v different
KiKi III wrote: » You just criticised her for not speaking up to protect future victims. You have not criticised him AT ALL.
Beechwoodspark wrote: » Where is the party named?
KiKi III wrote: » An anecdote here and an anecdote there about false rape allegations doesn’t change the facts: while they happen, they are very rare. It is much more common for a man to commit rape and get away with it than for a woman to falsify an allegation. All the data points to this. Men just don’t want to believe it’s true.
KiKi III wrote: » All the data points to this. Men just don’t want to believe it’s true.
Eric Cartman wrote: » it is not more common for a man to be a rapist than a woman to be a liar. Especially when its women telling lies on social media. This belief that any given man is likely to be a rapist at the frequency it is suggested it occurs by the internet is absurd.
The Mighty Quinn wrote: » I 100% believe that. I'm a man. I still don't agree with a person throwing out a grenade like that if they're not willing to substantiate their claims. Let's take it at face value. There is a man in government who sexually assaulted a girl, but now all men in government are tainted by the weight of her words (and indeed the perpetrators actions) . But most men don't do things like this, yet are now under suspicion for it. If you're going to say a person in a select small group of people assaulted you, name the person or you're affecting the character of all.
KiKi III wrote: » How do you prove it though? If one party says it was consensual and the other says it wasn’t. Even when there’s evidence of violence the guy says “yeah, we had rough sex, she wanted it.” Short of CCTV, what evidence would satisfy you beyond a reasonable doubt?
RandomViewer wrote: » Is this guy still a politician or did he retire young?
Beechwoodspark wrote: » She hasn’t named him but there are numerous names doing the rounds