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5	This got removed from r/unpopularopinion TWICE LOL. The moderators at u/trueunpopularopinion have also removed my comment to your post. For insight into what I took at least 1/2 hour to type, go to my user page. The gist backs up your unpopular opinion, and gives a better link for the Britta Rabe declaration.	/r/MGTOW2	09/03/20 10:08 PM
1	I’m starting to get the idea that a lot of the men on this sub are not really interested in equity, equality, or justice they’re just arguing for their own self-interest. Right back at you!	/r/MensRights	04/01/20 12:29 AM
1	False Accusations, how often do they really happen? If you read through the OP to this blog post, and the subsequent comments from the clinicians we all pay - police - you'll have a good appreciation of the situation with these kinds of accusations in the UK. http://archive.li/Ns35n If you research this newspaper article (hint: the German word for rape is vergewaltigung; put it into google with Britta Rabe, and hit translate) you'll find a very similar situation across Germany to the one described by the police in the UK. https://archive.li/rI7qi…	/r/MensRights	29/12/19 01:25 PM
1	Most rape complaints are false, rape is a very rare thing. The experience of cops from across UK and top American expert. Moving beyond Thomas's incoherent objections, I often wondered why police officials are so reticent in saying exactly what the cops from the UK said. Even they would only say it anonymously. I use to follow and comment at Inspector Gadget's blog, and also remember this post. At the time, I remember finding the cop's explanation for saying nothing about the general situation perplexing. Cops are told to keep their mouth's shut, and let the higher-ups handle inquiries from the public; mainly from …	/r/MensRights	27/12/17 03:10 PM
1	Why does no one talk about revenge for a false accusation? You are taking a chance with that tactic, and furthering the general chaos in the world. Cops, in just about all cases, are good at sorting thing out. It is very rare that a false rape claim leads to charges, even though just about all are false, and it is true, in most cases but the most egregious, false rape claims don't lead to any ramifications for the complainer, for you to up the ante by false retaliation leaves you vulnerable to legal ramifications. I understand the sentiment, and it seem…	/r/MensRights	24/12/17 03:25 PM
2	Police officers from across UK say most all rape complaints are false A full investigation is more or less police time depending upon the circumstances. Sometimes the complainant's story relies upon highly improbable factors, but still requires some follow-up, but experienced officers know exactly where to look. For instance, experienced police and detectives know that stranger rapes are very rare. A review of the complainant's statement versus the evidence that can be checked out most always reveal that such claims are very probably false. Now a days there are su…	/r/MensRights	24/12/17 03:04 PM
3	Police officers from across UK say most all rape complaints are false At a medium size police department which I am very familiar with the same. We are fairly good size department, first ring of suburbs outside a major city. Even have specially trained female detectives who are on call to handle all sexual offenses. These women detectives are even more cynical about the whole thing then the men in the department. We cops are to refrain from talking to the public or reporters about anything; especially about any kinds of sexual assaults. Everything like that goes t…	/r/MensRights	24/12/17 01:32 AM

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