Members of the sexual grievance industry and rape feminists often assert that women simply would not put themselves through the ordeal entailed by making a false rape claim. (They also emphasize that the ordeal of making even legitimate rape claims is so onerous that many women simply do not report their rapes.)
There is no objectively verifiable evidence to support this assertion. None. In fact, studies on the prevalence of rape fairly prove that females lie about rape for all sorts of reasons, none of them good. And let us not mince words: the depths of human depravity to which some females sink is not merely astounding, in many cases, it is far worse than anything a young man can do to a young woman short of murder.
Take, for example, the teen female in the news story below. She was more than willing to sacrifice the life of some hapless early-20s man to save her own skin. The victim was brought in to be interviewed and was subjected to a DNA examination before it turned out his false accuser lied.
Girl, 14, arrested for false rape report
By JAMES L. WHITE
jamesw@harrisondaily.com
Published: Wednesday, October 21, 2009 6:10 AM
A 14-year-old female juvenile was arrested last Friday for filing a false police report in a rape case, Harrison Police Capt. Paul Woodruff said.Woodruff said the girl had earlier this year told police that she’d been raped by a man in his early 20s, going so far as identifying the suspect by name.
When the suspect was brought in for an interview, he denied the allegation. So, police collected a DNA sample from him to be compared with DNA evidence collected from a medical examination of the girl immediately following the alleged incident.However, police also collected a DNA sample from the girl’s boyfriend, who was about the same age as the man she’d accused, Woodruff said.
All three samples were sent to the state Crime Lab for examination.
Woodruff said the results showed a mix of two different individual’s DNA, but they belonged to the girl and her boyfriend and the alleged attacker’s DNA was not located in evidence collected from the rape kit.
Woodruff said police believe the girl had sneaked away from home that night and was caught sneaking back in, causing her to create the story about being raped.
The girl was arrested for felony filing a false police report and released to her mother, he said.
Link: http://harrisondailytimes.com/articles/2009/10/21/news/doc4ade3cbea4584562665434.txt
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Another liar gets away with it. Meanwhile men go to prison over nothing.
Manipulating other people so that they harm others at your direction has always been recognized as a particularly nasty character bent. Why the law continues as if women are innocent pollyannas I don't know, but one gets the impression that law enforcement must know about this problem, and is deliberately encouraging it.
"The girl was arrested for felony filing a false police report and released to her mother, he said."
Is this true? Does Arkansas actually have a felony statute for false reporting? Most jurisdictions seem to only have misdemeanor charges available for false reporting.
"She was more than willing to sacrifice the life of some hapless early-20s man to save her own skin."
Yet another case of employing the "rape" cry to cover for female misdeeds.
Still, I have to ask, why did it ever get so far into the investigation? I mean, who would have ever bought into the notion of someone sneaking home from a rape? This should have been an obvious "red flag" - if not to her parents, certainly to the police.
But, I suppose it's just another example of people wanting to believe anything and everything that issue forth from the mouth of woman. And, yet another in a string of women making the twisted, but completely sane and rational decision to employ the tactic that they seen work time and time again - the cry of rape is a spectacularly effective "get out of anything" card for women. Everyone quickly suspends sound judgment in their zeal to protect and avenge a woman who claims to have been raped.
Apparently, this reaction is so strong that no one even bothers to consider whether or not her story even makes sense.
Despite the BS our resident trolls will try to spew, men have it encoded in their DNA to react to always make sacrifices for the protection of women. If not, mankind would never have survived.
But, it's high time we throw off the shackles of chivalry and start to consider that any women, in any situation, is just as likely as not to be lying. As noted feminist author Susan Barash has written, women lie frequently and gratuitously, even when there's little or no need for them to do so. Thus, one should expect that if a woman is telling a story which could be just an excuse for her having been observed doing something else, it's highly probably that she's lying. Again, why would anyone believe that a girl was sneaking home after having been raped, and not consider that she might be trying to cover up what she was really doing?
"I mean, who would have ever bought into the notion of someone sneaking home from a rape?"
Good point. The false rape apologists would insist that this is perfectly understandable behavior -- that this is a "normal" female reaction to rape -- because anything is "normal." Which, of course, is nonsense. I suspect a lot of strange behavior after an alleged "rape" has been rationalized as a "natural" reaction when, in fact, the female is behaving strangely only because she just falsely accused some man or boy.
"But, it's high time we throw off the shackles of chivalry and start to consider that any women, in any situation, is just as likely as not to be lying."
Exactly. Treat every claim objectively.
They wouldn't even think it would be strange if a woman who had been "raped" drove to an orgy half an hour later and had sex with a dozen other men. Her behavior is supposed to be completely irrelevent to her credibility. It's bullshit.
The accused was just damn lucky there was DNA involved in the story.
If not, he would be going down for this crime. No question about it.
""I mean, who would have ever bought into the notion of someone sneaking home from a rape?""
Not to be accused of being an 'apologist' but I hate blanket suppositions, especially when it comes to judging a kid's foolish behavior.
That sword cuts both ways - a lot of innocent people are in prison because of "who would have bought into that notion" even though it was true.
I've been told a thousand times no innocent person would ever confess to a crime they didn't commit.
DNA exonerations have proven time after time they do, under various circumstances, yet the general public refuses to buy into the notion.
""Why the law continues as if women are innocent pollyannas I don't know, but one gets the impression that law enforcement must know about this problem, and is deliberately encouraging it.""
I don't know that law enforcement deliberately encourages it - I have been on the receiving end of irrationally defensive parents. It's why I no longer work for the school district.
No matter how blatantly wrong their kid is, they will go to any lengths to have your head on a platter if you don't validate their baby.
Even when you are 'right' the damage is done.
I guess sending an innocent person to prison is better than losing your job.
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