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4 Responses to “False rape report leads to 1-year sentence”

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   DcFather Says:
   November 15th, 2006 at 2:36 pm

   Six men who would have got say 25 years each, and she gets 1 year, probably out in 3 months. Well, that’s about 1 out of 6 times 25, or less than one percent, of what she should have got, but those of us who aren’t brain dead realize this is actually progress, pathetic as it may be.

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   John Dias Says:
   November 17th, 2006 at 12:34 pm

   Actually the six men would have gotten LIFE under California law, based on what they were charged with. And the judge that sentenced the false accuser implied she may be entitled to house arrest after serving only four months. So effectively, after four months in jail she gets to lounge around the house all day for a year. If her lie had not been exposed by video surveillance, six men would be serving LIFE TERMS in prison.

   People, it’s time to acknowledge that when a man is accused of abuse by a woman, the only thing separating him from police handcuffs is the record button.

   These six men achieved an impossible task; they actually succeeded in “proving innocence.” The state’s obligation to prove guilt in these cases is fading. Misguided public sentiment for purported female victims is effecting the slow-but-steady decay of civil rights and due process for men. Those men who are falsely accused are being left with few options.

   1. Drop out of the dating/marriage scene entirely, and live as a hermit. This choice ends in marginalization.
   2. Live a homosexual lifestyle. This choice ends in marginalization on several levels, and denies heterosexual men a basic human need (intimacy).
   3. Become extremely selective in who you choose as a mate, selecting only women of the finest character and with no sense of entitlement. This lessens the chance of disaster, but is no guarantee.
   4. Record abusive activity on an ongoing basis, covertly, and especially in tense or tenuous situations in which false allegations would be most likely to occur. Surveillance can mean all the difference between living free or living under the control of the feminist state.

   Numbers 3 and 4 seem to be the most viable options, especially #4 whenever trust has decayed or is not yet established. Until there is legal reform in both criminal and family law, men will continue to be expected to put up an affirmative defense to all charges of abuse — especially when the allegations come from women. Men are increasingly becoming vulnerable to the erosion of their civil liberties. Like a frog in a slowly heating pot of water, will we fail to notice the threat to our existence until it is too late?

   John Dias
   Founder, DontMakeHerMad.com
   “Stopping False Allegations with Technology”

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   Amy Alkon Says:
   November 18th, 2006 at 6:02 pm

   Anyone who falsely accuses anyone else of rape should be made to do the time the accused would have served if convincted of the crime.

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   DcFather Says:
   November 19th, 2006 at 11:11 am

   Thanks for the correction John, and the agreement in principle Amy. She should have got six life terms, out after three for good behavior. Too bad we live in a society where the justice system is a joke and a puppet for criminal females, and a police state nightmare for innocent males. But as long as the money is good they don’t seem to mind being reduced to a pathetic laughing stock.

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