Feministas (& Chivalrists): False Rape Charge Not Fair

So, basically, a woman falsely accused three men of felonies for which conviction would have ruined their lives. She gets convicted of a Class C misdemeanor for which she faces a maximum sentence that amounts to a slap on the wrist. And people think she’s the victim?

So, basically, a woman falsely accused three men of felonies for which conviction would have ruined their lives. She gets convicted of a Class C misdemeanor for which she faces a maximum sentence that amounts to a slap on the wrist. And people think she’s the victim?

Throw the book at her!

Throw the book at her!

The women should be jailed as long as if he had been convicted and sentenced.

The women should be jailed as long as if he had been convicted and sentenced.

yeah, especially when there are so many false police reports these days. Women should be held accountable for their actions too. They should pay back in full plus interest. as well as pay for the legal bills of the accused too! Justice should be fair.

yeah, especially when there are so many false police reports these days. Women should be held accountable for their actions too. They should pay back in full plus interest. as well as pay for the legal bills of the accused too! Justice should be fair.

How many people are going to believe she was coerced into recanting her story, and these guys are really guilty? Their lives may already be severely damaged. Fry the little slut – she deserves it. And she needs to be an example for other women who are willing to destroy someone because she’s ashamed of something she did. If you charge a man with rape, you better be telling the truth.

How many people are going to believe she was coerced into recanting her story, and these guys are really guilty? Their lives may already be severely damaged. Fry the little slut – she deserves it. And she needs to be an example for other women who are willing to destroy someone because she’s ashamed of something she did. If you charge a man with rape, you better be telling the truth.

Oops. Next time I’ll read before commenting. She didn’t recant. Double the heat on her.

Oops. Next time I’ll read before commenting. She didn’t recant. Double the heat on her.

This is probably just a bit of fun gossip for you all. Very off topic, but also very funny.

Amanda Marcotte the webmaster for Pandagon.net and chief blogger is also the chief Financial Aid Officer at the University of Texas, MBA program. Amanda rants mostly about the “Patriarchy” keeping women down and other man-hater issues. Her Day job, The University of Texas, McCombs has one of the lowest acceptance rates of women and minorities in the country. The links to see her hilarious hypocrisy for yourself are below.

http://www.pandagon.net/
http://mba.mccombs.utexas.edu/staff.asp

Amanda Marcotte
Financial Aid Officer
amanda.marcotte@mccombs.utexas.edu
471-7698 CBA 2.316A
Tracks files and application status. Assists with financial aid duties during summer months. Helps keep contact with MBA applicants and potential applicants. Other office assistant duties as required.

This is probably just a bit of fun gossip for you all. Very off topic, but also very funny.

Amanda Marcotte the webmaster for Pandagon.net and chief blogger is also the chief Financial Aid Officer at the University of Texas, MBA program. Amanda rants mostly about the “Patriarchy” keeping women down and other man-hater issues. Her Day job, The University of Texas, McCombs has one of the lowest acceptance rates of women and minorities in the country. The links to see her hilarious hypocrisy for yourself are below.

http://www.pandagon.net/
http://mba.mccombs.utexas.edu/staff.asp

Amanda Marcotte
Financial Aid Officer
amanda.marcotte@mccombs.utexas.edu
471-7698 CBA 2.316A
Tracks files and application status. Assists with financial aid duties during summer months. Helps keep contact with MBA applicants and potential applicants. Other office assistant duties as required.

Justice Cuts both ways

Given the seriousness of the original crime, one must consider that potentially these three young men may have had to serve a total of 21 years in jail for a crime that was NOT comitted.

Who knows what the young woman was thinking when she made her false report? Does it really matter?

The fact of the matter is that had her false accusation of these men resulted in a conviction – and there are activist courts out there where they would have been convicted – this false report amounts to a violent assault on the men in question.

Who is the victim in these cases – the young woman, or the men who were targeted by her false accusation. I have no doubt they spent time in jail, I have no doubt their reputations have already been harmed, no doubt their faces now grace a mug shot web site somewhere and that they are now going to spend the rest of their lives explaining what happened.

As I see it, in these false charge cases, the perpetrator of the false charges should be sentenced to at LEAST half of the potential sentence that would have been levied against the persons they accused of a crime.

Is this a hard sentence? Not nearly as hard as what would have fallen on their victims.

Justice Cuts both ways

Given the seriousness of the original crime, one must consider that potentially these three young men may have had to serve a total of 21 years in jail for a crime that was NOT comitted.

Who knows what the young woman was thinking when she made her false report? Does it really matter?

The fact of the matter is that had her false accusation of these men resulted in a conviction – and there are activist courts out there where they would have been convicted – this false report amounts to a violent assault on the men in question.

Who is the victim in these cases – the young woman, or the men who were targeted by her false accusation. I have no doubt they spent time in jail, I have no doubt their reputations have already been harmed, no doubt their faces now grace a mug shot web site somewhere and that they are now going to spend the rest of their lives explaining what happened.

As I see it, in these false charge cases, the perpetrator of the false charges should be sentenced to at LEAST half of the potential sentence that would have been levied against the persons they accused of a crime.

Is this a hard sentence? Not nearly as hard as what would have fallen on their victims.