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Cherrypicking anomalous outliers/exceptions such as Trump being president and Kavanaugh being supreme court even though hardly anyone at all becomes president or a judge. This person is generalizing based on 2 cherrypicked exceptions (hasty generalizations fallacy).

Feminists will try to argue that falsely accusing someone of rape isn't as traumatic as rape? Well... it kinda can be.

In many studies, it was found that many experience pain, high blood pressure, dietary problems, unusual weight loss or gain, chronic feelings of fear and threat when out in public, nausea, moodiness or irritability, somatic (physical) complaints, alcohol or drug dependence/misuse, social isolation, social withdrawal, PTSD, depression, suicidal ideation, sleep problems, nightmares, panic attacks/panic disorders, loss of friends, fractured social networks, harassment from strangers, being avoided by friends, damage to the reputation of one's family, and intimidation or harassment from inmates (a few even experienced severe violence from inmates). They also experience emotions like anxiety, paranoia, stress, hypervigilance, antagonistic feelings, and reduced confidence. Many even met the ICD-10 criteria for "enduring personality change following catastrophic experience". Some also became less altruistic or willing to help people and became more hostile and mistrustful.

These studies do look at people also wrongfully suspected of murder, armed robbery, abuse, neglect, etc., but rape is one of the most frowned upon crimes in the world so I don't see what difference it makes.