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chegitz guevara
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Ft. Lauderdale, FL Communist Party of Apolyton
Jun 2000 time: 00:30
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So, let's do a little survey, shall we? For some reason, false accusations of sexual assault really seem to worry a lot of people here. Wonder why?
Why the great consternation? Does it really happen all that often? How about compared to sexual assault?
For this poll, consensual statutory rape will not be considered sexual assault. Mollestation, exposure, fondling, failed rape attempts, will all be considered, however.
edit: For false accusations of rape, only report those accusations that are taken to authorities (school, police, the media, etc.).
Last edited by chegitz guevara on 03-08-2003 at 05:47
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mrmitchell
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Isn't "I have never raped anyone" the biggest option? Why is it not there?
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mrmitchell
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A yarn feminists use about rape is that "Rape is the number one unreported crime."
Thus, I ask them: Then how do you know?
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Dr Strangelove
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I don't want to talk about it.
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Velociryx
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of Candle'Bre
Apr 1999 time: 05:30
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Never done it, don't have plans for it on my calendar, and don't know anybody either way (raped or falsely accused).
I DO know that as a person interested in equal rights (and for Che's benefit, let me say that I mean equal rights, period--sorry, still not a feminist), I am interested in seeing tough punishments doled out for women who accuse men of this crime falsely.
Why?
Because unlike other crimes where you're innocent till proven guilty, it don't work that way with rape.
Once the media gets ahold of the "R" word, you did it, period.
If the courts later find you not guilty, then it was because you had a good lawyer, not because you were really innocent.
And that stain don't go away.
-=Vel=-
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chegitz guevara
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Ft. Lauderdale, FL Communist Party of Apolyton
Jun 2000 time: 00:30
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quote: Originally posted by mrmitchell
A yarn feminists use about rape is that "Rape is the number one unreported crime."
Thus, I ask them: Then how do you know? |
It depends on how it is defined, I suppose. Here is how they find out how large a problem rape being unreported, however. Doctors and counselors (social workers and psychiatrists) keep statistics. As well, various studies ask women a number of different questions trying to find out whether they've been sexually assaulted, such as, have you ever been forced to have sex, have you ever had sex when you said you didn't want to, etc. Since rape and sexual assault have a stigma attatched, often times people will not admit to themselves or others that they had been raped, but they will say they were forced to have sex. By finding out how many of these women reported their attacks to the police, they can infer back the number that go unreported. It's a very large percentage.
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