JFL Bro if u still don’t believe foids are evil u are a simp or a r****d

[may2002]

i can't define what the specific point the lovely ladies in this thread are trying to make. men are more evil?

no. just that women aren't evil like this post is saying

 

[copevictim]

my n***a 8% of r**e cases are false

Literal FBI report

https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2016/crime-in-the-u.s.-2016/topic-pages/r**e

I’m not a mat genius but ig this means 1 in 11 r**e accusations are lies

thankyou ive been wondering about this

 

[copevictim]

its 2% actually

False allegations of sexual assault: An analysis of ten years of reported cases - National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC)

ABSTRACT FROM ARTICLE One of the most controversial disputes affecting the discourse related to violence against women is the dispute about the frequency of false allegations of sexual assault. In an effort to add clarity to the discourse, published research on false allegations is critiqued...

www.nsvrc.org

thankyuo

 

[lowlife]

its 2% actually

False allegations of sexual assault: An analysis of ten years of reported cases - National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC)

ABSTRACT FROM ARTICLE One of the most controversial disputes affecting the discourse related to violence against women is the dispute about the frequency of false allegations of sexual assault. In an effort to add clarity to the discourse, published research on false allegations is critiqued...

www.nsvrc.org

"taken in the context of an examination of previous research, indicate that the prevalence of false allegations is between 2% and 10%."

Do you even read your own studies?

 

[copevictim]

Do you even read your own studies?

so 6% would be a fair estimate?

 

[BigDihDiddy ⚦]

thankyou ive been wondering about this

Tho this is more a result of having a system that takes any accusation made by women way too seriously if men were able to do this they would probably also abuse false allegations

Basically if u go out to the police and say u got r***d they will automatically flag it as true unless there is proof otherwise which is different from any other crime that usually needs to be proven not disproven before someone is convicted

 

[vespertine]

its 2% actually

False allegations of sexual assault: An analysis of ten years of reported cases - National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC)

ABSTRACT FROM ARTICLE One of the most controversial disputes affecting the discourse related to violence against women is the dispute about the frequency of false allegations of sexual assault. In an effort to add clarity to the discourse, published research on false allegations is critiqued...

www.nsvrc.org

from the article you didn't read but still cited:

These results, taken in the context of an examination of previous research, indicate that the prevalence of false allegations is between 2% and 10%.

key words here: indicate, between 2% and 10%. clearly not arguing in good faith if you're just gonna assume the best possible end of that range for your position.

not that these studies means much. i'm sure you'd find plenty of flaws if you took a look at the methods used to come to these conclusions anyways. if "false allegation" only means cases where its proved incorrect beyond reasonable doubt, than there's a huge range of r**e allegations which can't be proved conclusively either way. doesn't mean its logical to conclude that all of the cases that don't have enough evidence to prove false are automatically true.

 

[lowlife]

so 6% would be a fair estimate?

I suppose so, neither low balling or high balling will be accurate so in scenarios like this youll pick the one in the middle for closest estimate.

 

[copevictim]

Tho this is more a result of having a system that takes any accusation made by women way too seriously if men were able to do this they would probably also abuse false allegations

Basically if u go out to the police and say u got r***d they will automatically flag it as true unless there is proof otherwise which is different from any other crime that usually needs to be proven not disproven before someone is convicted

it must be different for different countries, i know someone personally who was r***d and its been very hard for her to get it taken seriously and its very possible her abuser will get away scott free
its also very hard to get proof for r**e cases and i think thats why alot also go un reported