Here's some bullshit.

http://www.alternet.org/news/151494/rape_isn%27t_funny:_on_making_excuses_for_dominique_strauss-kahn_and_blaming_the_alleged_victim__/

"Attacks on the credibility of women who bring charges of sexual assault, is something we should greet first with skepticism. Such attacks often carry an implicit assumption that a woman -- especially if she is poor, associates with unsavory characters, lives in a dodgy neighborhood, etc. -- may have deserved what she got and is not entitled to our sympathy or to legal protection"

That's wrong.

The first response to allegations like the one against DSK should be to ask "is the accused getting treated fairly and without prejudgement?"

The second should be to ask "what does the accuser have to gain?"