Should intentionally false accusations be treated as a crime? Let's get the debate started

Zilo88 · 2019-06-22T04:23:36+00:00

They should be treated as a felony. Give her as many years as he would have had.

heightdiscrimination · 2019-06-22T07:51:34+00:00

If proved, false accusations should be treated as a crime and punishable.

ConstantChinner · 2019-06-22T03:42:46+00:00

Of course. First offense 50 years in prison.

kyledontcare · 2019-06-22T06:06:32+00:00

There's a reason for the Ninth Commandment. And now we all see why.

GrisBosque · 2019-06-22T09:39:44+00:00

False accusations is like their magic wand now... they try it anytime theres a problem.

Ive had at least five personal experiences in my life with false accusations. sometimes was others when I was there as a witness, sometimes attempts to threaten or manipulate me with false accusations to my face...

its their goto card. probably has been forever. they just get more traction with it now.

Guys in past generations more likely realized they werent credible.

Anybody who observes women long realizes theyre generally ding dongs...

There are just levels of nicer to nastier ding dongs.

Its why they are into more social occupations and not anything hard. The best they can do is memorize things and pass tests, and soon forget because they never really groked what they could parrot.

Guys grasp things mentally. How things work, concepts, patterns,...

Look at it this way; how many women know what the ignition key switch in their car actually does? what its connected to? electrical theory? could point out a solinoid or a starter motor? would know what a ring gear on a flywheel was? or the pinion gear in a starter?

All they understand is you stick the key in the hole thingie and twist and the car goes: "VROOM!"

and that youre not supposed to keep twisting the key after it starts or men go crazy....

False accusations are basically saying:

"I'm gonna lie so somebody beats you up for me, if you dont do what I want."

its a form of socialized emotional blackmail.

Which is probably why daughters got married off to other families with little contact with her own in traditional cultures...

She got isolated from one set of protectors and passed off to another set. Where she couldnt threaten using her family...

She had to rely on the new protector group, and not able to use one to threaten the other.

Now... we have the Nanny State... the ultimate outside protector group that they can manipulate at any time.

In Medieval times they had one household... and had to adapt to it. Not expect it to adapt to them.

And the Nanny State adapts to them.

Jan22147 · 2019-06-22T03:56:40+00:00

Of course. 1-5 years in prison + reparations for any contracts/money lost as a direct result of this if the victim can prove it. Go ahead, accuse any one you want of raping you, but if you're a liar, be prepared to become a slave for life.

AeternusDoleo · 2019-06-22T13:37:50+00:00

Aren't they already? Knowingly falsely accusing someone of a crime is a crime in and of itself. The debate should not be whether or not this is a crime - but whether or not this should be given an additional punishment given the consequences of such an allegation, even prior to legal matters. Personally, I'd consider making it a sexcrime - given it's the heinous mechanics of sexual abuse that are being twisted to unjustly target someone.

veasel79 · 2019-06-23T13:40:14+00:00

Definitely! It isn’t gonna happen tho. The fem lobby is too huge, and abuse/rape allegations are encouraged by your local “abuse shelter” the people working there rely on head counts for their job so they will coach perspective “clients” on how to use the system. Protection orders and allegations are a massive profit margin for courts/shelters/lawyers.

The only way to win is to not play the game.

Title	Should intentionally false accusations be treated as a crime? Let's get the debate started
Author	i-Wayfarer
Upvotes	1
Comments	12
Date	June 22, 2019 3:42 AM UTC (7 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MGTOW
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