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Washington Post - No matter what Jackie said, we should generally believe rape claims

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Talk to a cop and he'll tell you half the rape accusations are prostitutes who didn't get paid. The other half are just ordinary gold-diggers. Women lie about rape ALL THE TIME!!!

No matter what Jackie said we should generally believe rape claims - The Washington Post

dec 6 2014
We should believe, as a matter of default, what an accuser says. Ultimately, the costs of wrongly disbelieving a survivor far outweigh the costs of calling someone a rapist. Even if Jackie fabricated her account, U-Va. should have taken her word for it during the period while they endeavored to prove or disprove the accusation. This is not a legal argument about what standards we should use in the courts; it’s a moral one, about what happens outside the legal system.

The accused would have a rough period. He might be suspended from his job; friends might defriend him on Facebook. In the case of Bill Cosby, we might have to stop watching his shows, consuming his books or buying tickets to his traveling stand-up routine. But false accusations are exceedingly rare, and errors can be undone by an investigation that clears the accused, especially if it is done quickly
 
Talk to a cop and he'll tell you half the rape accusations are prostitutes who didn't get paid. The other half are just ordinary gold-diggers. Women lie about rape ALL THE TIME!!!

No matter what Jackie said we should generally believe rape claims - The Washington Post

dec 6 2014
We should believe, as a matter of default, what an accuser says. Ultimately, the costs of wrongly disbelieving a survivor far outweigh the costs of calling someone a rapist. Even if Jackie fabricated her account, U-Va. should have taken her word for it during the period while they endeavored to prove or disprove the accusation. This is not a legal argument about what standards we should use in the courts; it’s a moral one, about what happens outside the legal system.

The accused would have a rough period. He might be suspended from his job; friends might defriend him on Facebook. In the case of Bill Cosby, we might have to stop watching his shows, consuming his books or buying tickets to his traveling stand-up routine. But false accusations are exceedingly rare, and errors can be undone by an investigation that clears the accused, especially if it is done quickly
That is a very broad brush.

I'd say more don't report it at all, than falsely report it.
 
That is a very broad brush.

I'd say more don't report it at all, than falsely report it.

That's not the issue. I didn't say rape is non-existent. But i do say nearly all women who cry rape do it for the money.
 
LikDidn't Lena Dunham just make up a fake rape story too?

Generally half of reported rapes are false. The reasons are varied. Pros who don't gat paid. Guilty girls who can't believe they did that with him. The revenge driven. The attention seeking. The one night stands who cannot believe they were dropped like that.

There are enough excuses to cover a multitude of rapes.
 
this country has went insane. and the people who writes for the Washingtoncompost are no better then the ones AT ROLLING STONE

neither of them should be taken for anything that is the truth. just awful rags like that stupid station called, MSNBC

gutter trash
 
"We should believe, as a matter of default, what an accuser says"

Someone tell wapo about the principle of "innocent until proven guilty".
 

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