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| 0 | False accusations (a rant!)If there's not enough evidence of her lying, she shouldn't get any punishment of course. Even still I wouldn't be surprised that if something like this happened they would take the lack of evidence as lying and would just presume that she was lying and still fine her I've barely seen the US and most likely and very many other places this would probably become common practice after a while it would make it even harder to get a case go through All it takes is just annoying a couple of guys or givi… | /r/MensRights | 27/01/25 05:58 PM |
| 0 | False accusations (a rant!)That's the thing though, not having enough evidence and such could easily be seen as deliberately lying meaning that the line could quickly become blurred and a woman could be easily falsely given a felony as well as being shunned by her family and friends That's why it's so lucrative definitely giving out fake allegations and such should be punished I fully agree with that but currently right now there isn't a proper way that we could tell the difference between just not having enough evidence … | /r/MensRights | 27/01/25 05:18 PM |
| -1 | False accusations (a rant!)I do agree with something like this should be in place where if someone falsely accuses someone of a crime that bad they should definitely get a form of punishment but the reason why feminists don't want it in is because if there isn't enough evidence of the rape itself and the offender gets it's always got free she could get an felony for just trying to speak up about her abuse and it would also set the line that 'if you do not have enough evidence of your rape you will be fined and given a fel… | /r/MensRights | 27/01/25 05:05 PM |
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