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2	Only 2% are false accusations? Exactly this. Just tried to make a post about this on the unpopular opinion sub and it was removed because the auto mod thought that I was saying false accusations should be punished, which is a common post there. Which is not at all what my post was about. I think what everyone needs to do is start pointing out that the data they use to quote the 2% are false also clearly state that only a similar number are classified as true. So basically when they say only 2% are false, we respond with only …	/r/MensRights	14/04/21 06:17 PM
3	Only 2% are false accusations? Well it's the same for false accusations in terms of difficulty to prove. You have to either have evidence stating that the act could not have happened at all (and btw , cases where the accuser changes the date that the crime happened when it's proved that the first date would be impossible go under undecided and not false ) or you need to prove the mental state or proof that the accuser is lying. Not that I agree with the 50% number, but tbh it's as good as the 2% number in terms of actual logi…	/r/MensRights	14/04/21 06:14 PM