Is It Time For Body Cameras or Room Cameras During Sex?

Due to the Cornell University "incident"?

We currently live in a society where, when it comes to sex, women are automatically believed, and men are automatically assumed to be lying. We live in a society where a woman can change her mind after the fact and claim rape. And in that society, almost all women and even a lot of men will instantly believe her.

We currently live in a society where, once a man has a rape charge against him, his life is over. Where with rape, it's "guilty until proven innocent". And in this society, even if the man is "cleared" legally, he's never truly cleared socially.

We live in a society where, when a woman claims a rape against the man, the woman is protected and we just know her as "Jane Doe". Meanwhile, the man is given no protection. This goes back to "guilty until proven innocent". The man's name and reputation are drug through the mud, to where even if they are declared innocent, they have still lost family, friends, jobs, connections and who knows what else.

It is well past time that men can no longer believe that women won't try to screw them at every turn, because modern society shows us they will.

I would actually say, men right now should go on a sex strike. Until women wait until the facts come out and not wanting to immediately be judge, jury and executioner, no sex from men. Until men who are accused have the same right to protection of their identity that is currently given to women who are accusers, no sex from men.

Now, I understand this isn't even remotely possible. At least not in large enough numbers to actually make a difference nationally or globally. But should men demand that all sex is on camera and stored, if needed, for future defense? That both men and women should be wearing a body camera, or that there is at least a camera in the room?

In addition, with a body camera or camera in the room, both have to say into the camera that they consent. This way it shows the sex was consenual, and if there is an issue, there is video evidence.

We have cameras for our homes, for our cars, now even on our dashes in case of accidents. Is it not time for men to insist on a body camera or a room camera during sex? When men, almost without exception, are at the most vulnerable.