Here: http://www.salon.com/news/crime/?story=/mwt/feature/2011/07/27/dsk_kobe_assange_flatley
Here is my comment:
My Web site, False Rape Society, is dedicated to giving voice to the community of the falsely accused, and I find many of the comments here -- which seem to insist that men and boys falsely accused of rape arent't even worthy of discussion -- to be morally grotesque.
We have the utmost respect for our sisters who have been raped, many of whom have told us they share our loathing of false accusations. We believe that rape is a problem; we also believe that false rape claims are a problem. It isn't "either/or." Mr. Black's article happens to be about false rape claims, but I suppose one article about the falsely accused is one article too many.
On my site in the recent past, we've reported on women who've made false rape claims for the following reasons: the accuser’s boyfriend took too long to buy cigarettes; several women didn’t want to pay cab fares, so they accused innocent cab drivers of rape; a girl wanted to get back at her teen ex-boyfriend — her rape lie not only got him convicted, but two of his friends as well; a woman wanted to get back at her ex-boyfriend for breaking it off, so she falsely accused him of rape and candidly admitted: “I just wanted him to be hurt because of what he’d done”; a young woman said she wanted her young ex-boyfriend “to feel extreme pain”; a woman sent a man to prison for five years because she said she was bored; a woman was bent on revenge after a road rage incident; a man refused to give his false accuser a beer; a maid falsely accused her employer of rape because she didn’t like her workload; a girl falsely accused a man of rape for throwing a flower at her; a woman caused three men to be interrogated for rapes they didn’t commit because she wanted a day off from work; and an 18-year-year-old young man was hauled out of class, arrested, and jailed for a month on a random false rape claim by a girl he had never even met.
What's the harm to men falsely accused who aren't convicted? It ranges, but at the very least, most are forever tainted by the accusation. Some extreme examples are unspeakably awful:
There was the woman who lied to her cousin that her boyfriend had raped and beat her. She asked the cousin to shoot him in the penis "so he don't use it no more." In the end, the boyfriend and his friend were shot to death.
Then there was the case of six young men who beat a man with a claw hammer at a false accuser's request while the false accuser sat in a van outside.
A girl lied to a 17-year-old boy that another youth raped her. The boy confronted the youth, and during a confrontation, the youth's father accidentally shot the boy dead.
A 15-year-old girl falsely told her boyfriend that an 18-year-old man raped her. The girl, the boyfriend, and another man drove to the innocent youth’s apartment, and one of the men shot him through a peep hole.
Two teenage girls lied to a 19-year-old man that another 19-year-old had raped one of them, so the first man broke into the accused man's home and beat him to death with a baseball bat while he was sleeping.
A 47-year-old prominent businessman suffered devastating brain injuries in a vicious attack after a woman's brother was wrongly convinced the man had raped his sister, so the brother thrashed him. So terrible was the man's beating, he had to “learn everything again.”
A man came home unexpectedly from a trip when he found his wife and her lover together. To cover up her affair, the wife falsely told her husband she had been raped. The husband killed the wife's lover.
And we could go on and on. But, you see, the falsely accused don't deserve ANY advocacy on their behalf. In the minds of some, they aren't worth discussing.
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
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My comment:
About time and overdue
Finally we are starting to see the truth float to the surface in the sea of mainstream media pablum regarding the alleged and now debunked "rape culture."
There is no rape culture in the west, there is a false rape culture where the reality of false allegations and wrongful convictions is trampled beneath stiletto's and Doc Martin's at your nearest SlutWalk.
Is rape a problem? Sure. Does it warrant the plague of sexual McCarthyism? The histrionics of university scripted "Take Back the Night" rallies?
Does it justify the existence of people like Mike Nifong Bar Harbor, Maine prosecutor Mary Kellett who is still on a reign of legal terror over the men in her community?
Of course not.
The only real problem here is that it will take hundreds more of these articles across the mainstream media to finally bring the public up to speed on what men's advocates have known for years.
The criminal justice system is a politically rigged game against men and has been for nearly half a century.
If you think that is stretching things, please read the article again.
Visit my website or Google "False Rape Society" for more.
Paul, I just got done reading it. You are the voice of authority. I love it!
I also spent some time last night reading through your debate with the uber-left wing loon who runs ManBoobz. He came off as shrill and condescending. You came off as authoritative, reasonable, and well-informed. You demolished him.
Put aside your great advocacy, I love the way you write.
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Was tupac shakur and mike Tyson framed on rape charges?
I hate this line of reasoning:
When you've been a woman and spent your entire life living in fear of rape, molestation, and assault from strangers as well as those men well known to you, then you can comment on rape.
What these idiots don't realize is that this living is fear is created by the rape culture feminists that want the populace to be scared.
The argument is also idiotic on its own merit. My grandmother and grandfather were in Moscow during world war 2 and thus did not get sent to concentration camps. In fact, not a single member of my (jewish) mother's side of the family was sent to concentration camps.
This doesn't mean I can't say the holocaust was bad.
Also maybe that woman would like her son, husband or brother to be falsely accused. I am sure she should love that.
That silly argument is easily answered: everyone -- EVERYONE -- agrees that men are at much greater risk of assault than women. So which is scarier, having a guy refuse to pull out when you tell him, or getting your head bashed in? Only a politicized loon would say the former.
While any sensible person would agree with Mr. Black that there is a problem. His solution, a law prohibiting the media to name the accused, would be a "law abridging the freedom of the press". So it is simply not possible.
The only solution is to have the press name both the accuser and the accused.
Contrary to popular belief, naming the accuser is not against the law. It's a voluntary practice. But it's a very deeply entrenched voluntary practice. So what we need are ways to get the press to name the accuser. It can't be a law. But it also isn't one now. This at least tells us that the media can and will follow rules it establishes for itself. So we need to get them to change those rules.
Unfortunately, I don't have an easy answer, but it seems that getting the press to change their own voluntary practices is the only solution.
It seems that the original 2% liar, Susan Brownmiller, has decided that she should respond to Roy Blacks recent piece on Salon.com:
Accused rapists don't need more protections
The gender-feminist Empowerment community have a sustained interest in keeping "Rape hysteria" at the loudest level they can get. They have even perverted American law enforcement into "protocol perversions and semantics games" in order to "manufacture" their empowerment rhetoric.
Folks...its unconstitutional for them to be using state and federal dollars to "manufacture statistics" that build a prejudice against the innocent.
Was tupac shakur and mike Tyson framed on rape charges?
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Quite possibly.
First thing what i want to say is there are women and girls who are truly raped by men and boys in the society. We must not refuse or ignore them. We must accept them as other women.
Other thing is we must not allow any one to misuse the word of rape.
My son was accused h rape after he refused to leave his gf fo r...
I know my son would never do that and the accuser told his gf they "had sex" trying to break them up. Rape was only mentioned after her plans to break them up failed.
Both parties are 18-20 yrs old.
Now my son faces very serious possible charges.
Any advice from those who have been through this is welcomed.
Now for me these false charges have another affect....anger, outrage and disgust!! Having been a rape victim myself in my late teens.
How dare these women do this and how dare the law allow them to get away with it with little to no consequenses!
It only makes it that much harder for true rape victims to get support and justice. Very sad
All I can do now is support my son in the battle ahead and hope that karma haunts this girl for life.
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