This guy was founder of India’s one of the most successful youtube channel. He was accused of sexual harassment by a girl and all the other joined in, in the name of #meetoo. Turns out after 1 year ALL the allegations were fake. This guy lost his whole career.

daytookRjobz · 2019-11-22T22:43:20+00:00

Since she took his means of supporting himself, she should have to financially care for him until he gets back on his feet. That will never happen because she's a woman and it's a woman's world we're living in.

We built this world but we're so powerless

SharedRegime · 2019-11-23T00:36:23+00:00

"false allegations dont hurt men" - every feminist ever.

Lion_amongst_gods · 2019-11-23T07:19:20+00:00

Holy shit! That thread was a psycho-revenge nightmare...

Allegations without any evidence seems to be the fashion of metoo.

False sexual assault allegations should be considered sexual assaults!

Bennyj241 · 2019-11-22T23:59:02+00:00

Forget just supporting him, she ruined his career, his life and cost him the chance of making millions out of what he loved. Not to mention that she completely invalidated what the whole movement stood for I think at the very least a decent compensation and a criminal trial.

Egalitarianwhistle · 2019-11-23T08:16:18+00:00

This is such an important phenomenon to grok. I call it dogpiling. Once one credible seeming accusation has been made, women will start coming out of the woodwork to make accusations of their own. Keep in mind the primary motivations for false rape accusations established by De Zutte:

According to De Zutter et al. (2017), Kanin's division is inadequate and one should recognise eight distinct categories in total:[8]

Material gain: to receive money, professional promotion) or other material benefits.

Producing an alibi: a false allegation is used to cover up other behaviour, such as being late or absent to an appointment.

Revenge: to retaliate against a disliked person by damaging the reputation, freedom or finances.

Attention: an attempt to receive any kind of attention, positive or negative, by anyone.

Sympathy: a special kind of attention-seeking whereby the complainant tries to improve a personal relationship with a specific individual.

'A disturbed mental state'; this may include false memories ("sexual hallucinations") or pathologic lying.

Relabeling: consensual sex is relabeled 'rape' to the police, because of its 'disappointing or shameful character'. De Zutter et al. argue that a distinction should be made between some acts during a consensual sexual encounter that a participant did not want or had no desire to engage in but nonetheless gave consent to (e.g. to please their partner) on the one hand, and rape (nonconsensual sex) on the other, but that many lay people and even some scholars do not make this distinction and confuse the two. It is often when accounts of such 'unwanted consensual sex' are told to friends and family that the latter interpret it as rape, and put the complainant under pressure to file an allegation.

Regret: after having had consensual sex, a complainant experiences negative feelings such as disgust, shame, and sorrow; when others notice this and ask about the source of these negative feelings, they are prone to view the encounter as rape and put the complainant under pressure to file an allegation.

Once a man has been accused, he is fair game. Most women won't make a false rape accusation out of the blue, even with the above motivations. Most women don't want to harm an innocent man. Once a man is accused of rape, however, especially in the current paradigm, he is basically a rapist. If any of the above incentives appeal to you, it's easier to justify the lie to yourself, because after all, the only person you are hurting is a rapist. In fact, by telling a lie about a "known" rapist you may in fact be helping to bring him down. (Not true at all but the logic is there.)

Furthermore, any women who was ever intimate or ever had contact with the accused may now retcon previous memories with an ominous feeling. What seemed innocent at the time now takes on a creepy aspect to the memory now that he has been accused of rape.

I have seen this in my own experience. I have seen it with Brett Kavanaugh. Andy Signore. I have read many more similar experiences on reddit. This seems to a very real phenomenon. Eventually if the original accusation- which is usually the worst- is proven untrue, the man's reputation is still not repaired because the stink lingers from all the other lies and half lies.

I don't have any advice on how to stop it or any insight into what it means. But it is an observable phenomenon common in many high profile social media rape accusations. I would say this- a single accusation suddenly latched onto by a lot of followers should not automatically make us think a person is guilty. A multitude of accusers, especially in the #metoo era, is not by itself enough to indict a person. Each accusation needs to be looked at one at a time, as well as in context of the spectacle of the social media rape accusation timeline.

2019-11-23T06:12:20+00:00

Yeah, still people are brigading on roads for all BetiBachaoBetiPadao FemiNazi agendas.

brecciasf · 2019-11-23T17:06:30+00:00

I'm not smart enough to be a lawyer but there are other men who are. Help the brotherhood and take the case and bring these twats to justice even if they get a light sentence. Sue the media helping push this agenda. Winning a case would be a huge boost to your career (if your only interested in monetary gains). We can no longer be passive as it's only going to get worse. This fight needs to be taken to the courts and in politics to make minimum mandatory sentencing written in law and take it out of the biased judges hands. We have the numbers on our side just need to get organized. We are already second class citizens. The time to fight back is NOW!

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