False allegations of sexual harassment, domestic violence and rape

False allegations of sexual harassment, domestic violence and rape

In a previous post on how Feminism has made many women toxic, I mentioned the issue of false allegations of sexual harassment and rape made by women. What I didn’t cover was the prevalence of such allegations nor the impact on a man’s life following such a serious crime.

False allegations by women are frequent, they are not some unusual occurrence.

False allegations of rape and personality disorder in women (featuring Angry Harry)
05m 41s

It is imperative that men accused of rape should be granted anonymity along with the accuser. It is nonsensical to broadcast the name of the accused before any evidence or judgment and yet keep the accuser’s name a secret – even after she is proven a liar. This is an outrageous double-standard that I have never heard a woman denounce as wrong. As with all issues where men are profoundly discriminated against, women are strangely silent about it.

A man is guilty of rape if a woman says so (featuring Stephen Fitzgerald)
02m 58s

False claims of abuse made by women – particularly false rape claims – tend to become clouded and unjustly diminished by the actuality of the crimes in question. In other words, the seriousness of real rape when it occurs is used to relegate the massive impact of false accusations to a side note. This is not right and only happens because the negative experiences of men at the hands of women are almost entirely ignored by mainstream media which has a determinedly female-focus. Women’s concerns are seen to be of importance, men’s are simply not.

The real issue with women making a false allegation of, let’s say, sexual harassment, is not so much the accusation itself, but rather the way such an accusation is treated.

For example, if a man and a woman are in an elevator and the woman subsequently makes a claim that she was groped by the man, what happens? The ugly truth of the matter is that the man is guilty until proven innocent. However, as there is no way to prove innocence, the man becomes permanently guilty by default.

The unending and colossal campaign of hatred directed against men by government, by charities and by media, using the shroud of Feminism, has been in full-effect for decades. The negative associations that have become attached to men in our minds are very, very strong indeed, and the simultaneous victimhood and virtue of women is equally as strong. These associations are particularly forceful in the areas of rape, sexual harassment, domestic violence and child sexual abuse.

What this means is that we as a society are instantly primed and ready to believe the very worst of men without a second thought. This is what makes it so easy for a woman to make false claims of abuse and be instantly believed regardless of the good character of the accused man.

We expect men to sexually abuse children; we believe that men are likely to rape women; we think we know that men commonly beat their wives.

So when a woman makes a claim of sexual harassment, he is toast. He can do nothing to disprove it and we wouldn’t believe him if he tried. He is at her mercy and there is little he can do about it. The bad smell of pervert is now his second-skin.

- Oh, he’s a high court judge? Fuck that, he’s a pervert.

- He has just returned from Oslo after picking up his Nobel peace prize? Fuck that, the lady said he groped her, and that’s that.

- He was on his way to do voluntary work with disabled orphans? Fuck that, he’s a pervert because she said he grabbed her arse.

Now, compare the allegation of sexual harassment, with an accusation of theft. What if the woman had accused the poor chap of stealing money from her handbag whilst in the elevator? Well there we have a different scenario. There is no instantaneous assumption of guilt. His protestations would be given a fair hearing and people would engage their brains before making a judgement as to likely guilt or innocence.

We would think: “why would he steal from her? He is not a criminal he’s a married man with respectable work. An upstanding citizen.” With a charge of theft made by a woman against a man, he is innocent until proved guilty. Why is there such a difference in our appraisal of him? What is it about the charge of sex assault against a man that bypasses all of our intellect and short-circuits our normal judgements? Why is he guilty of groping because she says so but unlikely to be guilty of theft because she says so?

The only difference between a good, well-respected man and a pervert, a rapist, a harasser or an abuser, is the lack of an accusation from a female. That is almost a definition of life for men in our Feminist society.

This is why false allegations of rape or other sex crimes and also domestic violence are such a travesty and cannot be compared to normal allegations. There needs to be very strong prohibitions against false allegations to counter the enormous mantle of automatic guilt for the man that accompanies such a complaint.

When women are exposed as liars in such cases, the argument runs that the punishment, if any, must fit the crime. After all, if one drops a banana skin on the pavement and a child slips on it, hits his head and dies, the crime is littering, not manslaughter.

So her crime might be making a false police statement or perhaps perjury if she has lied in court. These crimes have set punishments that are not very onerous. This, however, does not come close to answering for the huge damage to the man of such a claim. Loss of career, estrangement of family, loss of respect and good standing, butchered self-esteem and sometimes suicide.

I think that the intent of the women that make these false claims of such serious abuse needs to be the overriding factor in determining her punishment. Her intentional harm to the man raises her crime to another level. Her false claims are no accident and her intentions are premeditated and can only be described as evil. For these women, the punishment needs to fit the crime and this is simply not happening. Women have no disincentive whatsoever against making allegations that can at a stroke, ruin a man’s life utterly.

What is a suitable punishment for false allegations of rape?
02m 06s

This is one of the aspects of women corrupted by Feminism that I was referring to when I described toxic women as akin to highly radioactive waste. Their behaviour not only destroys the particular man she may have in her sights, but it negatively affects many other men and women as well. Other men understandably become more wary of women, with negative outcomes for intimacy and normal relationships, and also women who genuinely claim abuse become less tenable.

The law needs to change to address the seriousness of false allegations made by toxic women, especially in custody cases, where she will happily falsely accuse her ex-husband of violence and sexual abuse of his own children to ensure custody for herself. She can do this because she knows that our legal system will not punish her because she is shielded by the dependence of her children.

I think this shield should be removed from all such women, so that if lies of this nature are made during a custody dispute than that should be the deciding factor in awarding custody.

False allegations of domestic violence and child sexual abuse
by women in divorce and child custody
disputes
(featuring Michele Elliott and Erin Pizzey)
02m 26s