Brett Kavanaugh

[Neveragain]

She’s still pushing the “why would a woman lie?” line. Unreal.

Her hatred towards men also shows as I made no mention of male or females.

Some other stats.

40% of all domestic violence is against men.

The study found that men receive sentences that are 63 percent higher, on average, than their female counterparts.

Starr also found that females arrested for a crime are also significantly more likely to avoid charges and convictions entirely, and twice as likely to avoid incarceration if convicted.

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/...n_1874742.html

[Fortybox]

1. She is a left-wing bay area activist
2. She donated to ShareBlue (a Democrat front for cash-raising)
3. Possible $5,000 donated to Hillary or probable for donations to Bernie Sanders
4. She made pink pussy hats and participated in anti-Trump marches

And she spent days scrubbing her social media accounts before this came about. She's an activist with an axe to grind. I hope she gets destroyed. This is Anita Hill 2.0.

[Tgo01]

But it's not just "uncommon". It's almost unheard of. It's incredibly rare outside of people with severe mental illness. And it's rare because it's almost universally a horrific experience for the accuser.

Basically it's like hearing someone fell into a meat grinder and immediately assuming they intentionally jumped. I'm sure there have been people who *have* jumped into a meat grinder willingly, but it seems prudent to avoid assuming that anyone killed by meat grinder did it on purpose because they thought it would benefit them in some way.

Just a few years ago Rolling Stones ran a story about someone named Jackie who was supposedly gang raped on campus. Rolling Stones had to retract the story after they determined she made the story up.

It was a big deal at the time and here you are pretending you haven’t heard of people making up crimes committed against them in the last decade.

[time4fun]

It's pretty flabbergasting to watch the same group of people who expressed nothing but contempt for the women who came forward and accused Trump of sexual assault and the women who came forward about Roy Moore turn around, do it again, and then act like this is an issue of contempt for men.

You gremlins (not you Candor) have immediately jumped on the "the men are the victims!" bandwagon every single time this has happened, and you've been wrong every time.

So maybe it's time for you to wake up, realize that there really aren't that many examples of powerful men who were falsely accused of sexual assault, and try be honest with yourselves and the people around you.

No one is saying Kavanaugh is automatically guilty. But your MO is always to direct your resentment towards the women involved, and you've got a terrible track record on this.

Act accordingly.

[cwolff]

Ted Lieu released a sensible statement about this:


No reasonable person would take on @realDonaldTrump, the GOP controlled Senate and the powerful establishment while destroying her own privacy to discuss a private, humiliating, traumatic sexual assault. Unless it was true. That's why I believe Dr. Christine Blasey Ford.

[Neveragain]

It's pretty flabbergasting to watch the same group of people who expressed nothing but contempt for the women who came forward and accused Trump of sexual assault and the women who came forward about Roy Moore turn around, do it again, and then act like this is an issue of contempt for men.

You gremlins (not you Candor) have immediately jumped on the "the men are the victims!" bandwagon every single time this has happened, and you've been wrong every time.

So maybe it's time for you to wake up, realize that there really aren't that many examples of powerful men who were falsely accused of sexual assault, and try be honest with yourselves and the people around you.

No one is saying Kavanaugh is automatically guilty. But your MO is always to direct your resentment towards the women involved, and you've got a terrible track record on this.

Act accordingly.

You were just proven horribly wrong so now you move to the standard public scolding.

[Neveragain]

Ted Lieu released a sensible statement about this:


No reasonable person would take on @realDonaldTrump, the GOP controlled Senate and the powerful establishment while destroying her own privacy to discuss a private, humiliating, traumatic sexual assault. Unless it was true. That's why I believe Dr. Christine Blasey Ford.

Ted Lieu: CA state senator, Democrat.

[drauz]

But it's not just "uncommon". It's almost unheard of. It's incredibly rare outside of people with severe mental illness. And it's rare because it's almost universally a horrific experience for the accuser.

Basically it's like hearing someone fell into a meat grinder and immediately assuming they intentionally jumped. I'm sure there have been people who *have* jumped into a meat grinder willingly, but it seems prudent to avoid assuming that anyone killed by meat grinder did it on purpose because they thought it would benefit them in some way.

Seems like there is data on it. Its about 5.5%. That is pretty far from unheard of.

In March 2017 a new study on the prevalence of false rape allegations in the United States, for the period 2006–2010, was published on the Journal of Forensic Psychology. The goal of the research was to obtain recent figures of the prevalence of unfounded allegations of rape and compare to unfounded allegations of other crimes. According to the data provided by the FBI, between 4,400 and 5,100 allegations of rape every year were deemed false or baseless after investigation, out of a total of 87,000– 90,000, corresponding to an average of 5.55%. The figure was at least five times higher than for most other offence types. Cases of disputed consent were not included in the results as they were subject to judicial review in court.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_accusation_of_rape

[Neveragain]

Seems like there is data on it. Its about 5.5%. That is pretty far from unheard of.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_accusation_of_rape

I have a hunch that those numbers have steadily increased over the past decade.

[Tgo01]

It's pretty flabbergasting to watch the same group of people who expressed nothing but contempt for the women who came forward and accused Trump of sexual assault and the women who came forward about Roy Moore turn around, do it again, and then act like this is an issue of contempt for men.

You gremlins (not you Candor) have immediately jumped on the "the men are the victims!" bandwagon every single time this has happened, and you've been wrong every time.

So maybe it's time for you to wake up, realize that there really aren't that many examples of powerful men who were falsely accused of sexual assault, and try be honest with yourselves and the people around you.

No one is saying Kavanaugh is automatically guilty. But your MO is always to direct your resentment towards the women involved, and you've got a terrible track record on this.

Act accordingly.

I love it.

time4fun: Women don't make up stories about being raped! It just doesn't happen! Name just one time, JUST ONE TIME, in the past decade when it happened.
Tgo01: 3 years ago Rolling Stones ran a story about a woman who claimed she was gang raped on campus and Rolling Stones retracted the story after determining she made the whole thing up.
time4fun: All of you Republicans are disgusting pigs! You make men out to be the victim all the time!

time4fun, honey, baby, just admit you were wrong as usual. We're all used to it by now so it's nothing new.