Both are needed. If you do t punish false allegstion offenders, rhwy will destroy yet more lives. Kill them, and end the cycle. Death penalty works wonders.
Yeah. While they are at it, teach women to not stalk their social persons of interest online / research them online as if they are some intel agency ;) And this does not include just love interests too.
Abortion inducing meds are NOT safe by any margin. Its a hormone bomb. It can and does destabilise your hormonal system big time, and can have serious long term consequences id you screw up the dose and/or take it with some other chemicals (i.e. caffeine or alcohol, which are generally very unsafe to intake with ANY meds and can be literally deadly in extremis)
False accusations do happen tho, and men must be protected from that bs. If this means some woman has a problem, thats an acceptable collateral damage for me.
Quite a big sifference is, the LEO will do that if you threaten them with potential lethal force. I.e. pointing a weapon at them or pulling our said weapon while they try to stop you. And the second one (and legal ROEs in place) is for a reason. Once that weapon comes out, they (or someone) might loose their life within the time it takes you to point it at them and pull the trigger. With the amout of officers wounded and dead on duty - would you take the chances, really?
If there is not enough evidence, then no rape happened as far as law is concerned. Yet the suspect will pay the price anyway, in both society and workplace. Claimant should face consequences for this, because this is destructive.
Men are also people and do have rights. Which are not really enforced right now, that is if they are even written down in the first place, instead of being sacrificed. Women had their suffrage, we should too. If someone gets hurt in the process, its an acceptable collateral damage as long as its not a man that is hurt. Women sacrificed men many times, they too can be sacrificed.
Yep. I dont live in the bible belt. In fact im not even from the US. My point is, there is a massive double standard with this - while women have a problem with men debating their issues, they feel strangely entitled to debating our issues in any way they see fit.
