Roe v. Wade is going down

[Nate505]

Rape isn't petty theft, and the accuser nearly always knows exactly who the perpetrator was. The situation with your stolen stereo really isn't analogous but it is a bummer that your stereo got stolen.

It's absolutely analogous in the fact that not reporting something != the crime never happened.

 

[One Brow]

I know my opinion is unpopular but it also happens to be correct.

Wrong on both counts. Your opinion is wildly popular because it is so appealing to sexual oppressors and the people who identify with them. It's only very recently that women were offered the grace of being believed.

When I tell people I was mugged once, everyone believes it and no one accuses me of playing the mugging card. When someone else claims they had their house broken into, I don't see any doubters talking about the burglary card. Let a woman say she was raped/coerced, and more than half the country assumes she is lying and talks about a rape card.

I leave to your comfortable lies. Your supposed rationality is a masquerade, the new clothes of the emperor. You will believe as you want, regardless of what I say or what evidence I provide, because you want to believe the lies.

 

[One Brow]

Al-Oh-Boy digging in on his inane argument is amusing.

I disagree. It's vile.

 

[Sardines]

Rape isn't petty theft, and the accuser nearly always knows exactly who the perpetrator was. The situation with your stolen stereo really isn't analogous but it is a bummer that your stereo got stolen.

Sexual assault usually happens in private, where the only two people present are the assaulter and the victim. The criminal doesn't leave with anything that doesn't belong to them and the victim may look, even to a medical examiner, exactly the same as a person who consented to a sexual encounter. Video will likely just show the victim and the perpetrator enter a place and then either the victim or the perpetrator leaving. 1001 ways to explain that by the defense.

So yeah, you make a great point, the two things are not the same. Proving sexual assault is much much harder.

 

[LogGrad98]

Wrong on both counts. Your opinion is wildly popular because it is so appealing to sexual oppressors and the people who identify with them. It's only very recently that women were offered the grace of being believed.

When I tell people I was mugged once, everyone believes it and no one accuses me of playing the mugging card. When someone else claims they had their house broken into, I don't see any doubters talking about the burglary card. Let a woman say she was raped/coerced, and more than half the country assumes she is lying and talks about a rape card.

I leave to your comfortable lies. Your supposed rationality is a masquerade, the new clothes of the emperor. You will believe as you want, regardless of what I say or what evidence I provide, because you want to believe the lies.

All signs of trollery really, at the end there.

 

[fishonjazz]

22 out if 1,000 robberies result in conviction.

All those people are obviously just lying about being robbed.

Logically

My bike got stolen a few years back. But since the theif never got caught it was actually never stolen. This is great news for me. That means my bike is still here i just lost it. Im sure i will find it sonn.


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[Ron Mexico]

Well, I was posting to point out the flaw in a certain posters logic here, which is someone I know better than to engage with. But then they just came out and let everyone know they are sexist and have some pretty scummy views. So that's the end of this thread for me.

 

[Al-O-Meter]

Wrong on both counts. Your opinion is wildly popular because it is so appealing to sexual oppressors and the people who identify with them.

Count the responses to my posts. How many are in support versus how many against? There is a massive disconnect between the general public, who believe all women to a ridiculous degree, and the law enforcement units investigating these crimes.

When you tell someone you were mugged, that is the end. They can believe you or not. When you tell law enforcement, they investigate. The reason most claims of rape aren’t reported is because the supposed victim doesn’t want the claim investigated. Offer up whatever outlandish reason for a victim not wanting a crime against them professionally investigated but the simplest and most obvious is the professional investigator will find out the truth. Real victims of real crimes aren’t afraid to have their stories professionally validated.

It isn’t only Occam’s razor on the unreported fake rapes, but sometimes women will get peer pressured into reporting the fake rape to law enforcement. Remember that these units of law enforcement are made up almost entirely of women, and it is these units of professional investigators who deal with these claims day after day after day who start to have opinions that fall more closely in line with mine.

There is a disconnect in support of ‘believe all women’. Professional investigators in law enforcement believe what I believe and know-nothings on the internet believe what you believe.

 

[Al-O-Meter]

Women do not report sex crimes because...

Try not to notice that your excuses for these supposed victims not reporting the crime to law enforcement is in fact victim blaming if you believe they are actual victims. Statistics tend to indicate the majority of those not going to law enforcement are liars trying not to get caught in their lie. They'll tell friends and blast it out on social media, but get cold feet when it comes to letting someone actually look into the veracity of their claims.

 

[One Brow]

Count the responses to my posts. How many are in support versus how many against?

You didn't specify "in Jazzfanz's General Discussion Board". Your opinions are still quite popular, and were the default until I hit my fifties.

There is a massive disconnect between the general public, who believe all women to a ridiculous degree, and the law enforcement units investigating these crimes.

Frankly, the general public is every bit as unlikely to believe women as members of law enforcement (who come from the general public if you think about it). Journalists treat claims more seriously than they used to, which might explain your confusion.

The rest of your post was typical misogyny, not worthy of rebuttal.

 

[silesian]

Statistics tend to indicate the majority of those not going to law enforcement are liars trying not to get caught in their lie.

What data can tell if a person is lying?

This is the funniest thing I’ve read in some time.

I’d ask you to provide the statistical analysis but everyone on this site knows that your scientific study is a complete fabrication.

 

[silesian]

I disagree. It's vile.

Come on, we have to mock evil.