Misandry - Rape - 1/4

Looks into the phenomenon of rape and its perpetrators -- men and women. Focuses on false allegations of rape and the consequences of allowing anonymity for women accusers but not for the men accused.

• The Women-in-constant-danger paradigm
• Date rape, drug rape and drunk rape
• Women's fascination with rape and abuse
• Is it true that 95% of women have been sexually abused?
• The Home Office British crime survey and inflated rape statistics
• Why would a woman lie about rape?
• Spousal rape
• What rape is not
• The rape of men
• Female rapists and double standards
• Personality disorder and rape
• How risky is it for a man to be alone with a woman in a lift?

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• date
• rape
• rohypnol
• spousal
• abuse
• false
• allegations
• drunk
• male
• anonymity

[Biocyte4]

why should people accused of rape get special treatment when it comes to anonymity?

It is standard practice for those accused--and, by the way, a matter of public record--to be named. Take a look at your newspaper. They don't hide the identity of accused theives or murderers for example.

It is also standard practice for the victims of crimes to NOT be IDed. Again, look at your newspaper.

Any crime. Now, the DEFENDANT in a criminal case must ALWAYS know who the accuser is, by our law.

[manwomanmyth]

@Biocyte4 I think the point is made adequately in the film.

"They don't hide the identity of accused thieves or murderers for example."

True, but thieves or murderers are not commonly falsely accused by women.

[barbarossaaaa]

i dont EVER put myself in a position where im in an elevator with a woman i dont know, i will not be alone with a stranger that is female. I dont trust any females i havent known for years

[manwomanmyth]

@barbarossaaaa Years ago, I drove a woman home after a class. During the journey she had an inexplicable panic attack and wanted me to stop the car and let her out. But it was a main road with nowhere to pull over and so I had to keep driving with this girl losing it next to me. Scary stuff.

Eventually dropped her off ok and she apologised and explained her condition. Fine. But what if she'd had some other kind of condition or personality disorder? The kind that wrongly puts men in handcuffs?

[MariusoftheHouse]

@KopperNeoman

Nobody respects the Paraolympics. :(

[ManSpeakOut]

@Biocyte4 When a false accuser is caught in her lie, we don't see her name being plastered all over the media do you?

Besides it would make more sense to withhold plastering the man's names all over the media and wait to see if he is actually convicted or not.

What would happen if the media labels him as a rapist before the gavel even hit the wood and it was found he was innocent and falsely accused?

The world would still treat him as one despite his innocence.

[ManSpeakOut]

@Amaguqas The media is always selective in what it shows to the public, the internet is the only place you can actually find the truth at times without it being censored or sugar-coated.

[ladyEulaelie]

@barbarossaaaa

Smart. If I had a son, I would advise him to take the same precautions. Women...we can be the most vile, evil, demanding, icy witches. We have the power to ruin the lives of men and cause never ending, crippling despair and misery.

[CrazyDayism]

@bltsrmsqt Have someone yell profanities at you, then have someone shove something forcefully up your ass against your will. Tell me the difference.

[ThinkingAgent12]

Haha, rape accusations are nothing btu tools used by women to get men arrested and lambasted.

[Amaguqas]

@manwomanmyth

I noticed in your video that when the men where accused of rape you had a video clip, but when they where exonerated you just had a screen capture of the article. I was wondering did you do this deliberately or could you just not find the footage; I mean does the TV Media give equal weight to both the accusation and the exoneration the stories?

[TheRealJawnz]

Note to self: never find myself situation where I'm alone with a female stranger.