After a 20 year cover-up, the BBC finally acknowledges how false rape accusations cause suicides

JohnKimble111 · 2020-09-11T07:39:32+00:00

Almost certainly this year’s token effort from the BBC in terms of gender equality for men, but still a welcome development none the less.

Wisemanner · 2020-09-11T09:13:38+00:00

Note this bit: Most importantly of all, we’re told that false allegations are only officially recorded if the accuser ADMITS their complaint was untrue. This fact in itself utterly destroys so many feminist arguments about statistics on this issue and it clearly shows such official statistics are therefore a nonsense.

2020-09-11T12:15:39+00:00

Although this documentary is highly welcome, my opinion of the BBC its a case of too little too late. The amount of harm that institution has done, from a blatant wokeness, anti male, anti white agenda to covering up Paedo's and multiple sex offenders in it's ranks, to ruthlessly going after pensioners for the License Fee, to throwing countless people in Jail for non payment of the License Fee...Sorry, IMHO it should be disbanded asap and I'm thankful to say the majority of the UK public are starting to feel the same.

skgody · 2020-09-11T09:20:52+00:00

This is where I chime in and say that false rape accusations are worse than rape.

keepe_r · 2020-09-11T21:36:05+00:00

I was extremely surprised to discover the BBC, who are typically misandristic, broadcasting I Am Not a Rapist last night, albeit at 22:45.

Considering that Liam Allen's case is probably the most famous ever case of a false accusation of rape in the United Kingdom, I was shocked and disgusted by the revelation that even his case wasn't recorded as a false accusation. This fact completely undermines the statistics that radical feminists endlessly repeat. Of course, anyone with any sense has known for some time that the majority of those statistics are either misleading or false.

Mirror: https://www.dropbox.com/s/060l91pd9dkffzh

Vetinery · 2020-09-11T16:13:07+00:00

Before I even say this I have to preface with the remark “rape is a terrible crime”. The most damaging thing about rape has been the social stigma the victim faces and that is “you are forever damaged and traumatized”. I’m not saying that victims have to “just get over it”, but to the extent that they are at risk of the event becoming their identity, it is important. People are not going to like this, but I said not to lessen the severity of the crime but rather to reduce the impact on the victim. I’m hoping as a society that we’ve crossed through a real low point in how we deal with rape. There’s been a cultural shift over the last hundred years from it being something you just never tell anyone to the recognition that it’s happened to a lot of other women. In between, there has been a mixed expectation that a woman should declare the crime, and also be permanently scared by it. This expectation that your life is forever destroyed, very often does a great deal of the damage. As for men who rape, we need to take the extremely difficult step of recognizing that a great deal if the problem has been caused by creating unhealthy societies where sex is used as a reward and control. All of the judaic cultures codify women as property. Today, It’s still very much a condition that if you follow the rules, you may be rewarded with a woman. This sounds so unreal, but it’s so common we don’t even think about it. It’s policed by the simple subtext: if our woman marry/have sex outside the rules/religion, they lose social status within the community. In short, there is so much religious/culture/gender politics wrapped up in rape, we are fighting an epic uphill battle to deal with it in a rational manner making accusation a terribly easily abused weapon.

omegaphallic · 2020-09-11T18:39:53+00:00

Outstanding. Crossposting this.

Bad_Routes · 2020-09-11T19:07:21+00:00

I wanna say that thats crazy but I'm not surprised

EastEndMontrealer1 · 2020-09-11T19:07:39+00:00

Small step in the right direction

2020-09-12T03:37:30+00:00

So, for us in the US, how do we watch?

Svenskbtch · 2020-09-11T10:00:22+00:00

As long as there are single issues and you can clearly avoid anything approaching an overall MRA spin, BBC and their likes actually do pick these issues up every once in a while. Rape of men in war-time Congo, disenfranchised fathers, male rape victims - they all get coverage, although of course much less than for female victims and without any hint in the direction of, say, male victimhood overall.

Title	After a 20 year cover-up, the BBC finally acknowledges how false rape accusations cause suicides
Author	JohnKimble111
Upvotes	711
Comments	22
Date	September 11, 2020 7:31 AM UTC (5 years ago)
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