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| 0 | Actor Craig McLachlan found not guilty of all 13 assault charges | This case looks like four feminist actresses deciding to go after a guy whose lewd jokes offended them.The comment cooldown is to stop spammers of new subs. It seems you’ve gotten enough downvotes and you’re a small enough account for the system to flag you as a potential troll. It unfairly targets lurkers and individuals who don’t care about karma While I understand your hackneyed reply, as it’s so often thrown out, it goes both ways. Men don’t come forward because they’re often thrown in jail for any offense and often enough without proof. I disagree with this. It is not “often” that innocent p… | /r/MensRights | 16/12/20 02:33 AM |
| 1 | Actor Craig McLachlan found not guilty of all 13 assault charges | This case looks like four feminist actresses deciding to go after a guy whose lewd jokes offended them.Hurry up and make your point. I have a 12 minute cooldown on making comments on here so you’re just wasting time with this | /r/MensRights | 15/12/20 10:50 PM |
| 0 | Actor Craig McLachlan found not guilty of all 13 assault charges | This case looks like four feminist actresses deciding to go after a guy whose lewd jokes offended them.Courts are a part of society, but not the one doing the ostracizing | /r/MensRights | 15/12/20 08:27 PM |
| -1 | Actor Craig McLachlan found not guilty of all 13 assault charges | This case looks like four feminist actresses deciding to go after a guy whose lewd jokes offended them.This is a great idea but we’d have to change our defamation laws as well. There’s nothing stopping the accuser from going to news stories/social media right now with their accusations. You’re position is very similar to mine. Make the time in court easier for the defendant, not going after the false accuser. I was making a logistical argument before. | /r/MensRights | 15/12/20 07:44 PM |
| -9 | Actor Craig McLachlan found not guilty of all 13 assault charges | This case looks like four feminist actresses deciding to go after a guy whose lewd jokes offended them.The courts are not the part of society ostracizing you. Reform the parts of society who are not following the presumption of innocence, to an extent. | /r/MensRights | 15/12/20 07:26 PM |
| -1 | Actor Craig McLachlan found not guilty of all 13 assault charges | This case looks like four feminist actresses deciding to go after a guy whose lewd jokes offended them.They do make society better by offering an avenue to prosecute criminals given enough evidence. But they are not generally concerned about society ostracizing you. It’s not the job of the court to worry about how many Twitter followers you lose from this or whether you will get fired for being accused. Society must change to give people the presumption of innocence. | /r/MensRights | 15/12/20 07:11 PM |
| -1 | Actor Craig McLachlan found not guilty of all 13 assault charges | This case looks like four feminist actresses deciding to go after a guy whose lewd jokes offended them.Sounds like you’re under the impression that prosecutors are not charging woman, who make false accusations, with crimes because they want to encourage victims to come forward. I assure you this is false. The real reason they don’t charge these woman is because it’s incredibly difficult to find evidence that shows the woman intentionally made up these claims. Thus, prosecutors don’t take these woman to court because they would lose without any evidence. The court is not to be used as a weapon so… | /r/MensRights | 15/12/20 06:56 PM |
| -1 | Actor Craig McLachlan found not guilty of all 13 assault charges | This case looks like four feminist actresses deciding to go after a guy whose lewd jokes offended them.False accusations certainly do negatively impact a victim’s perception on whether they will be believed or not. But prosecuting potential false accusers would only further dissuade victims from coming forward. Imagine having to worry about being believed and potentially going to jail if the guy gets off. But equally, punishing potential false accusers is not really feasible since you generally cannot prove they intentionally lied. You cannot take someone to criminal court if there is a high like… | /r/MensRights | 15/12/20 06:41 PM |
| -12 | Actor Craig McLachlan found not guilty of all 13 assault charges | This case looks like four feminist actresses deciding to go after a guy whose lewd jokes offended them.The problem with not punishing false accusers is you force all men to live in a perpetual state of fear where one accusation could ruin their lives. Did you read what I wrote? If you lessen the impacts of going to court it would help fix this. Certainly there are other things you can do but proving someone intentionally lied is very difficult, thus punishing false accusers is rare. I’m not certain you could increase the number of false accusers getting punished if you cannot somehow prove it in … | /r/MensRights | 15/12/20 06:25 PM |
| -5 | Actor Craig McLachlan found not guilty of all 13 assault charges | This case looks like four feminist actresses deciding to go after a guy whose lewd jokes offended them.Yes they would be entitled to a presumption of innocence. But, unfortunately, it is very difficult to prove someone intentionally lied and filed a false police report. This is why you don’t see more prosecutors going after women who make false accusations. Just because the man was found not guilty doesn’t mean you can easily prove the accusers lied/the accusations were fabricated. | /r/MensRights | 15/12/20 06:10 PM |
| -37 | Actor Craig McLachlan found not guilty of all 13 assault charges | This case looks like four feminist actresses deciding to go after a guy whose lewd jokes offended them.Someone’s social reputation isn’t a concern for the courts nor should it be. It’s society’s fault if they are willing to ostracize someone even though they were found not guilty. Fix society not the courts for that one. In order to press criminal charges you generally need to file a police report. False accusers are guilty of filing a false police report, therefore, it sounds like you’re advocating for harsher punishment for that crime. The problem with this is it is generally difficult to get f… | /r/MensRights | 15/12/20 05:55 PM |
| -99 | Actor Craig McLachlan found not guilty of all 13 assault charges | This case looks like four feminist actresses deciding to go after a guy whose lewd jokes offended them.The problem with punishing false accusers is you risk dissuading real victims from coming forward. It can also be difficult to determine whether someone actually is making a false accusation. In an ideal scenario prosecutors should be able to weed out these false cases but that can be difficult without getting the accused person’s side of the story. Prosecutors don’t normally talk to defendants and are barred from doing so in some states. The real solution to this problem is to make “going to co… | /r/MensRights | 15/12/20 05:41 PM |
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