Blogger argues two independent methods, based on UK national statistics, imply that about 56-60% of allegations of domestic abuse made in private law cases in the family courts are false, with many others being trivial. This contrasts with Family Justice Review claim such false allegations are rare

TiredRick · 2020-09-23T03:45:02+00:00

The simple reality is that people lie. Doesn't matter whether the person is a woman, man, white, black, veteran, homeless, etc. We have laws because people act in ways that society deems unacceptable - murder, rape, theft, domestic violence, etc.

But for whatever reason, the loud radical viewpoint has conflated questioning whether a specific crime actually occurred (rape, domestic violence, etc) with approval of the underlying TYPE of crime. The actual incident (or lack of incident as is often the case) isn't really relevant to these people at all. They don't CARE whether the crime took place, because they view guilt as belonging to the specific group they have in mind (men usually).

When an allegation against a man is taken as proof of guilt of all men, facts don't matter. We tend to believe that if we logically point this out, the opposing side will understand and change their viewpoints to conform with reality. This isn't what happens though.

accidental_me · 2020-09-23T05:14:48+00:00

The point to take home is that women have an incentive to lie in court about domestic abuse because that way they can get benefits. And the - feminist - British authorities are fighting for these women by, among other things, downplaying the number of false accusations.

The situation is pretty ugly for married men. There's nothing they can do when the whole system is rigged against them. How do you prove to the system that you didn't abuse your wife particularly when the system insists that women very rarely lie about these things?

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