Tell me how wrote: » Do you want to hazard a guess (nobody knows categorically one way or the other) as to which is the greater number, people being falsely accused of having committed sexual assault, or people having suffered sexual assault. And, let me be clear, neither is something I hope I or anyone I care about ever experiences, but I do not think that they are both happening in anything close to equal numbers.
jimwallace197 wrote: » Yes, but you see the issue is, is that what has become common in recent times is that even if a woman has no credit-ability (lying about details), coming forward after a very long period of time (even though she was an adult when it happened) & is completely inconsistent in what she is saying, she will still be believed/allowed to proceed and ruin a mans life through a false allegation of rape. This is what is happening in most western countries. Its ridiculous and proper sentences need to start being handed to females who lie about a crime as serious as this to get revenge. Male human rights are being eradicated in the western world. No two ways about it
Better Than Christ wrote: » Boards has become a real cesspool recently. If the admins give a fuck about the site and the sinister direction they've allowed it to take, they'll have a long, hard look at this thread in particular.
Spon Farmer wrote: » The only way you could know a rape accusation was false is if you were there. I am certain there are plenty of women who are lying for various reasons but there plenty who are telling the truth too. To say it is some massive conspiracy against manhood is just nonsense. However you are correct in regards to abuse in the Church. There is a big difference between it happening to children and to adults.
1800_Ladladlad wrote: » There has been an increasing amount of posts over the past several weeks which are identical to this one. Coming from a specific group of users (pressure gang) that get upset because they cannot control the thread, who then resort to manipulative posting style such as the one above.People have become fed up with a lot of issues that have and are continuing to affect us as a country and as individuals, but topics on here are more prevalent for a reason because they are valid and should be spoken about, you just don't like the fact are!!
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jimwallace197 wrote: » Difference is, the majority of those men were kids when this sexual abuse happened, not adult females. Also, its hard to understand the grip the church had on Irish society at the time, of course its understandable alot of those boys were afraid of coming out. Not relevant at all to the metoo movement and the current false rape culture that has developed as a result of scorned or attention seeking females.
Truthvader wrote: » Well known Dublin lawyer in live porno sex show planning to breed killer wasps! Cn we kill this stupid thread now or do you want to run a few pages speculating and hinting as to who this ?
KiKi III wrote: » It can happen, I’ve already acknowledged that. But it’s rare. If you want an Irish source to learn about the prevalence of sexual violence in Ireland against men and women I suggest the SAVI report. Tell me: When men started coming forward in the 90s in the media saying that they had been abused by priests decades before, did you assume they were mostly attention seekers or out for the compo as has been said repeatedly about women on this thread?
c.p.w.g.w wrote: » Was in Amsterdam competing in an international event, went out afterwards
El_Duderino 09 wrote: » This is a new low. I've seen lots of posters worry about false accusations, which is fair enough. It's always a balance of supporting a victim to come forward and not condemning anyone unless proved guilty. But this takes hhe biscuit and demonstrates how poisonous some poepe are. To wish a false allegation against someone because you don't like their politics is shameful. I haven't read past this point in the thread yet but I'd hope the posters who purport to be worried about false allegations, have the integrity to call out this post. P.S I strongly suspect most of the posters who pretend to worry about false allegations are really just opposed to too many victims coming forward.
RandomViewer wrote: » Factories have come along way since your time, touching anyone or asking them personal questions would get you straight to the office, male or female, you've to fill out a report after getting a sticking plaster, imagine the paperwork if someone brushed past someone else's arse.
coinop wrote: » Do you believe women or will you demand proof?https://mobile.twitter.com/taisling/status/1274649516491366401
Spon Farmer wrote: » I don't see how you thought the club in Amsterdam of all places would be a less seedy and more comfortable experience than Spain - assuming that was the order. However I meant the comment in jest as I find a lot of people nowadays are afraid to say or do anything for fear of being accused go political incorrectness so imagine people carrying that to a strip club.:)
double jobbing wrote: » That posionous realm of humanity is going mad about, from what I can see, two musicians, a politician, a comedian and an actor. All because of some random faceless person making accusations. Twitter is utter poison. In saying that the actor named is a left wing thug of the highest order, it would be nice to see him put through the ringer even if he is likely innocent. An odious individual.
Spon Farmer wrote: » Which is the no-no? MoonUnit75 describes a more aggressive female worker so it sounds not so different.
RandomViewer wrote: » No, you'd be filling out forms for a week, it's a real no no,
Spon Farmer wrote: » Anybody here work on a factory floor or a warehouse? When I started working I was in few such places over the years and I was "groped" by female colleagues a few times - not for sexual purposes I think, just horse play - and common greetings would "how's your tits?" and the likes. I know the offices were very different but are factories like this anymore?
c.p.w.g.w wrote: » Was in only 2, one in Spain & one in Amsterdam...can't say i enjoyed the experience, just really seedy and not really comfortable in that situation
ELM327 wrote: » I was agreeing with you!
Spon Farmer wrote: » People must be very uncomfortable in lap dancing clubs these days.
Spon Farmer wrote: » Why are you biting my head off? I think you misunderstand the meaning and intent of my post.
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