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In the United States, 3,944 years have been served by innocent people in prison.
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In the United States, 3,944 years have been served by innocent people in prison.
I thought, in America, it was innocent until proven guilty, but that is no longer the case anymore with this sexual misconduct hysteria. Why are people automatically believing these women and destroying these men’s careers? Maybe, on the rare occasion, one of these women could be telling the truth – but most of these women seem hungry for fame and/or money.
Now, Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose and countless other men are losing their jobs because of these conniving women. Also, especially with someone like Charlie Rose, something that could’ve been accepted decades ago is not accepted today, such as a smack on the butt. If you were smacked on the butt by Matt Lauer twenty years ago, get over it. That’s not sexual misconduct.
As if our country wasn’t divisive enough, it’s now getting to be a thicker line between men and women because these women love to play the victim role – and everyone is rallying to their side. And it’s disgusting. If all these claims were true, why didn’t they say something when they first happened instead of waiting till now? I don’t believe any of it.
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The alleged perpetrator is, of course, innocent until proven guilty. Especially if a man.
The accuser is, of course, guilty of lying until proven innocent. Especially if a woman.
What utter dark ages thinking.
In a perfect society, both parties would be given a chance to present their side in a case, and the evidence examined without pride or prejudice. But when accusations are made in the form of press releases, that whole idea really does go out the window, because it automatically introduces some kind of prejudice in most people, i.e. the first thing they heard about it tends to stick in their minds. Freedom of the Press has it's downside.
Good old "trial by media". If you want to know how bad those can get, look up Lindsay Chamberlain.
I believe them, most of them, but I don't believe they are truly brave. If they were they wouldn't have allowed to this to go on in the first place.
You believe women as sexually assaulted or harassed because of a lack of bravery?
Yes. I assume you meant "and" and not "or" but either way, the answer is yes.
You believe women as sexually assaulted or harassed because of a lack of bravery?
You believe women as sexually assaulted or harassed because of a lack of bravery?
And are not as.
Nothing like a thread filled with alts accusing other people of lack of bravery.
In a perfect society, both parties would be given a chance to present their side in a case, and the evidence examined without pride or prejudice. But when accusations are made in the form of press releases, that whole idea really does go out the window, because it automatically introduces some kind of prejudice in most people, i.e. the first thing they heard about it tends to stick in their minds. Freedom of the Press has it's downside.
I can't speak for anyone else, but I wouldn't discount an accuser right off the bat unless I had a very compelling reason to do so, nor would I assume the guilt of the accused automatically...unless I had a very good reason to do so.
Unfortunately, I'm probably in the minority.
assault.
Do you think this way about robbery and murder?
I thought, in America, it was innocent until proven guilty, but that is no longer the case anymore with this sexual misconduct hysteria. Why are people automatically believing these women and destroying these men’s careers? Maybe, on the rare occasion, one of these women could be telling the truth – but most of these women seem hungry for fame and/or money.
Now, Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose and countless other men are losing their jobs because of these conniving women. Also, especially with someone like Charlie Rose, something that could’ve been accepted decades ago is not accepted today, such as a smack on the butt. If you were smacked on the butt by Matt Lauer twenty years ago, get over it. That’s not sexual misconduct.
As if our country wasn’t divisive enough, it’s now getting to be a thicker line between men and women because these women love to play the victim role – and everyone is rallying to their side. And it’s disgusting. If all these claims were true, why didn’t they say something when they first happened instead of waiting till now? I don’t believe any of it.
Wow, so much sympathy for the meek and abused. Give yourselves a round of applause.
Ironic isn't it.
Oddly enough this logic seems most applied to allegations of rape and sexual assault.
Do you think this way about robbery and murder?
Taking into account the many cases of erroneous convictions, convicts that are later exonerated due to compelling evidence to their innocence, malfeasance on the part of overzealous prosecutors, occasional corruption within the law enforcement and legal systems.....yeah, I try very hard to give everyone a fair shake. I wouldn't want to be falsely accused, and I sure as hell wouldn't want people to automatically assume I was guilty of something I know I didn't do.
Do I always succeed? No. I admit there have been times when I've been biased towards the accused, or the accuser. But, I try very hard to catch myself when I realize I'm doing it.
You are in the overwhelming vast minority if what you claim you do is true.
Just as a sampling:
Out of 1000 rape accusations, 310 are reported, 57 arrested, 12 prosecuted and 7 convicted, 6 will be incarcerated.
Out of 1000 robbery accusations, 619 reported, 167 arrested, 37 prosecuted, 22 convicted, 20 incarcerated.
Out of 1000 assault and battery, 627 reported, 285 arrested, 105 prosecuted, 41 convicted, 33 incarcerated.
A man has a greater chance of being raped than of being falsely accused of rape.
We have a statistical problem when dealing with rape and sexual assault that are based in and around our attitudes when dealing with sex based crimes. Attitudes like the OP are largely why. They believe women have a credibility problem. In reality, society has a problem accepting the credibility of women. Considering that every woman I know and have ever talked to has experienced some form of sexual assault or harassment, I think we need to think long and hard about automatically discrediting women when they come forth.
women 'forget' partners, add years to the age at which they lost their virginity and refuse to tell the truth about masturbation or using pornography.
'Women are so sensitive about being labelled sluts or whores that they are very reluctant to be honest about their sexual behaviour, even in supposedly anonymous surveys,' said Terri Fisher, who led the research at Ohio State University.
Researchers quizzed 96 male and 105 female students aged 18 to 25 about their sex lives under three different conditions.
First, they were told their answers would be anonymous, then that a researcher was watching and lastly they believed they were wired to a lie detector machine.
The study found women in the three groups responded very differently but the men's answers hardly varied.
No, she's incorrect there. What she meant to say was "Considering that every woman I know and have ever talked to has experienced some form of sexual assault or harassment at least once"Every woman? You're full of shit.
Every woman? You're full of shit.
No, she's incorrect there. What she meant to say was "Considering that every woman I know and have ever talked to has experienced some form of sexual assault or harassment at least once"
I'm glad you picked up on that
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