False accusation
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The phenomenon of false rape allegations is an ultimate feminist taboo; indeed, leading feminist legal theorist Catharine MacKinnon has stated that "feminism is built on believing women's accounts of sexual use and abuse by men." In some instances of political correctness run amok at universities, students and professors have been accused of "harassment" for so much as raising the possibility of false accusations in class or in online discussions.[1]
Quote: «I will tell you why. It is because destroying a man when a woman accuses him of violating her is a normal practice within all western cultures. Not just a normal practice, a championed practice. And if that woman happens to be lying it is considered our duty to ensure that no one knows who she is. Furthermore, we as a society are obligated to ensure no punishment befalls this woman, regardless of the damage she has done with her lies.
That is the world we live in and it fucking disgusts me.»[2]
References
- ↑ Weekly Standard: The Feminine Lie Mystique, npr on 29 July 2011
- ↑ A Voice for Men: False Rape Culture: What one false accusation can do to a man, July 1, 2011
External links
- False Allegations of Sexual Abuse, Sexual Assault, or Rape of Child
- FASO (False Allegations Support Organisation)
- National Coalition For Men (NCFM): False Accusations
- Child Protective Services (CPS): False Accusations
- How to Respond to False Accusations
- False Accusations (Criminal law article outlining what the law states, maximum penalty, what police must prove, possible defences and which court.)
