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re: Butch Jones calls player who helped a rape victim "a traitor" in front of team

Posted on 2/25/16 at 8:33 am to
Posted by TheSexecutioner
Member since Mar 2011
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Posted on 2/25/16 at 8:33 am to
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Every accusation is met with a certain amount of disdain for the accuser. I can't get over that.


Perhaps some low-intelligence posters. Most people have disdain for the idiots who think the justice system should be suspended when the crime starts with an R. And willingly try to stifle somebody's chance of getting a fair shake at defending themselves by setting it up such that defending somebody is called bigotry and perpetuation of rape culture.


This guy is a clown, so don't think I'm supporting him. I just don't understand the concept of rape culture? How do we have a rape culture more than a robbery culture? Is rape less frowned upon? Less investigated? Nobody tells you to take precautions against increasing your chances of being robbed?

Yet, for some reason across the board more mild versions of those things constitutes a rape culture. Yet no other crime culture is talked about?
This post was edited on 2/25/16 at 8:37 am
Posted by slackster
Houston
Member since Mar 2009
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Posted on 2/25/16 at 8:54 am to
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Perhaps some low-intelligence posters.


To be fair, that encompasses most on this board.

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I just don't understand the concept of rape culture?


I don't buy into that nearly as much as others, but my concern is that false rape accusations are skewed by some high-profile cases that were indeed false. Anecdotal evidence is useless when evaluating individual cases, but people will bring up Duke LAX and the UVA case ad nauseam as if they represent the majority of rape accusations. For the skeptics, one false accusation is reason enough to be critical of 100 accusations.

SystemsGo is off the deep end in this thread, but there are many like him who share that same opinion.

I despise the fact that false accusations occur because they cast doubt on real victims. That doubt and fear that no one will believe you causes other victims to stay in the shadows instead of coming forward with actual rape claims. The people that jump to a conclusion one way or the other are a problem, but the idea that the validity of a claim can basically be represented by a coin flip is ridiculous.
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