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  • Colonel Plink
    Sorry to hear about your blind date.

    You should try dating women you meet in church.

    JOKING!!
    Just joking.

    But I am curious about the genesis of this thread...
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  • Dakota308
    they should be labled like the men who are labled "PREDATORS"
    they should be labled spoiled meat
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  • Laredo Lefty
    You should take her out again......but this time buy her flowers. [:)][:)]
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  • medic07
    Civil...is this about the schoolgirl who accused the construction worker?

    IMHO...if you make a false accusation, you should be held accountable for that. It puts a mark on the wrongly accused for life.
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  • D1
    Charge them criminally and then sue them. Sue them for as much as the court will allow. Send a message. Let the innocent person start a new life because the old one is ruined.
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  • ElMuertoMonkey
    Just to offer a little balance to the issue, if false accusation of rape becomes a prison offense, it becomes, unfortunately, all too easy to intimidate actual rape victims into silence.

    "We'll beat your charge in court and then they'll toss you in the slammer for false accusation! How do you like that, sweet pea? Someone like you will be real popular in prison. Or maybe you'd just like to withdraw your accusation and avoid all of this unpleasantness?"

    Mind you, I am NOT saying that all women are angels and tell the truth - that is very much not the case. But if we live in a just world, and I like to think we do, those that level false accusations of rape will get their due without the need for more laws and punishment.

    Suing them for defamation of character is a good start, but as most of these women are gold-diggers or practically kids (ie, young and stupid), chances are they haven't two pennies to rub together. But it beats having the off chance of putting an innocent and victimized woman behind bars just because we feel more inclined to believe men than women.
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  • pickenup
    MAKE THEM PAY $34,000.00
    Story below. [:D][:D]

    http://cw2.trb.com/news/kwgn-brighton-crime-charge,0,3528702.story?coll=kwgn-home-2
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  • Nighthawk
    To be honest IMHO I think people like that have a serious problem. Each should be handled on an individual basis, but not without consequences.
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  • daveald
    serious topic. I think that if the accusation is false then there should be some jail time along with restitution. Now i base that on the idea that a man charged and convicted of rape would undoubtablt see jail for a long time.
    I'm sure there are many men in jail who this has happened to, certanly not all but some. how much should this cost a women. LOTS.
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  • KSUmarksman
    on a similar subject...what about high school aged sisters who go to clubs/bars with fake ID basically looking for sex with older guys?

    Granted, guys should know better than to sleep with someone they picked up at a bar on the very same night, but I believe sister should get the same term as the guy does for statutory rape...


    hehehe @ the autocensor [:D] BTW "sisters"= "women of loose morals" in this case
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  • joker5656
    make them pay for the expense, even if it puts them in the poor house, jail would be to lenient and we still be paying for the expense.
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  • Queen of Swords
    Less than what should happen to the guy who would date rape a girl, and then claim the sex was consentual.
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  • zipperzap
    Yeah - I've always had that problem. You just have to be careful of the gals you date.
    Most DO like money.
    [:o)]
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  • dan kelly
    id rather be accused of murder than rape...it would be horrible to be accused of raping someone when you knew beyong doubt that you were innocent but couldnt prove it!..for anyone to lie about that is right up there with the worst of crims as far as im concerned!
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  • rustyh
    All of these situations are great examples of why we need to bring back the good old ass whooping.
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  • bhale187
    A close friend of mine was recently arrested by a small town retard chief after his girlfreind's "friend" reported that he had molested his girlfriend's 5 year old daughter. Turns out she had falsely reported her husband a few years back, and her mom tried to kill him. The mom is spending life in prison, and the exhusband is missing a good portion of his face from a gunshot wound.

    The girl who was supposedly molested told the chief several times that it did not happen and she did not know why her mom's friend keep saying it had happened. A physical exam also showed no signs of any abuse. The chief arrested him anyway for 2 Class x felonies.

    Anyone who makes false allegations should be senetenced to the same punishment that would befall the person they falsely accused had they been convicted.
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  • allen griggs
    The lying tramp who launched spurious rape allegations against the Duke lacrosse players should have had criminal charges filed against her.
    She certainly committed a criminal act.
    She is protected by the bizarre excesses of feminism.
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  • Civil Rights
    I watched this story on TV last night.

    http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,117088,00.html

    and this one...

    http://www.canadiancrc.com/articles/AP_Homeless_Man_jailed_8_months_28JAN04.aspx

    lets not forget the Duke case either
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  • Aspen79se
    quote:Originally posted by KSUmarksman
    on a similar subject...what about high school aged sisters who go to clubs/bars with fake ID basically looking for sex with older guys?

    Granted, guys should know better than to sleep with someone they picked up at a bar on the very same night, but I believe sister should get the same term as the guy does for statutory rape...


    hehehe @ the autocensor [:D] BTW "sisters"= "women of loose morals" in this case


    Hanging out at Silverado's again?
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  • dheffley
    If you can prove the false allegation, put them in jail.
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  • KSUmarksman
    quote:Originally posted by Aspen79se
    quote:Originally posted by KSUmarksman
    on a similar subject...what about high school aged sisters who go to clubs/bars with fake ID basically looking for sex with older guys?

    Granted, guys should know better than to sleep with someone they picked up at a bar on the very same night, but I believe sister should get the same term as the guy does for statutory rape...


    hehehe @ the autocensor [:D] BTW "sisters"= "women of loose morals" in this case


    Hanging out at Silverado's again?


    noticed that too eh? never happened to me actually, but I do know someone who got screwed over in that fashion.
    I am no longer in Manhattan, have not been since last spring, graduated [:D]
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  • timinpa
    NO means YES
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  • Queen of Swords
    You are an ass.
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  • bigtire
    Rape them
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  • COLT
    ...If their guilty, prosecute them to the max, period. Bring a civil suit against them. Let them pay, make them feel the agony of being falsely accused of a scuzzo crime, and the life destroying consequences that go with it...wont happen though.

    ..Women give that "look", then squeeze out those puppy dog tears...and the prosecuor/judge feels sorry for them. I thought Gloria Steinman fixed all this with that "equal" crap, sigh.

    ...It was all down hill when Hanoi Jane came back to America and she wasn't shot...[^]

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  • COLT
    ...timinpa quote:NO means YES

    ...yeah, thats what Bubba is going to tell Ricky Bob when they have you out in the woods...[^]

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  • moonshine
    mean while the accused ends up on the sex list
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  • nemesisenforcer
    they should get a spanking.










    from me.
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  • Rack Ops
    A couple months ago, a guy at school was accused of raping a girl in her dorm room.

    He was instantly arrested, and thrown in jail for the weekend (arrested on Fri, released Monday afternoon)

    Details of his "crime" were placed on the University homepage. Every computer on campus that signed onto the internet displayed a link to the story by default. The local paper also had an extensive write-up.

    When he was released that monday, he was forbidden from returning to campus, even to get his belongings. This happened during finals week and he was not allowed to complete his final exams (I don't know if he was given a refund, but I doubt it)

    Eventually, the girl's story fell apart. The charges were dropped.

    Even after being cleared, the accused student was forbidden from returning to campus. The accuser, from what I understand, is still enrolled and working on her degree. No action of any kind has been taken against her.

    I don't know if he raped her or not. Only him, her, and God know for sure. I do know that a young man's life now has a black mark upon it that may never be removed solely because a girl said "He did it". There's something terribly wrong with that.
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  • D1
    Britain's Judge Francis Gilbert in November sentenced a 28-year-old woman to probation for her eighth conviction for false claims of rape, involving seven men over a six-year period. In one case, police said, she called them "every two or three days" to keep the investigation alive. [Daily Mail (London), 11-13-07]
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