Comments on: Consensual Sex or RAPE http://www.misandry.us/20070716/consensual-sex-or-rape/ Mens Rights Activist - News - Information - Discussion - Humor Sat, 19 May 2012 16:18:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: IW http://www.misandry.us/20070716/consensual-sex-or-rape/#comment-5 IW Fri, 20 Jul 2007 04:37:52 +0000 http://www.misandry.us/20070716/consensual-sex-or-rape/#comment-5 <p>The problem with the word "Rape", feminism has campaigned against rape that it has had a negative impact on a fair trial.</p> <p>With the large increase of false rape charges, its hard for a man to get a fair trial when innocence or guilt cant be proved. In fact the charge of claiming of false-rape is rarely prosecuted.</p> <p>Basically its a feminists dream, get to claim rape and never be held accountable.</p> <p>Thats why rape term needs to be neutralized, so men can have fair unbiased, unpersuaded trial by jury. (And feminists cant have that!)</p> And "Having sex" is correct, its up to the accuser to prove it wasn't consensual. The problem with the word “Rape”, feminism has campaigned against rape that it has had a negative impact on a fair trial.

With the large increase of false rape charges, its hard for a man to get a fair trial when innocence or guilt cant be proved. In fact the charge of claiming of false-rape is rarely prosecuted.

Basically its a feminists dream, get to claim rape and never be held accountable.

Thats why rape term needs to be neutralized, so men can have fair unbiased, unpersuaded trial by jury. (And feminists cant have that!)

And “Having sex” is correct, its up to the accuser to prove it wasn’t consensual.

]]> By: JPozner http://www.misandry.us/20070716/consensual-sex-or-rape/#comment-4 JPozner Tue, 17 Jul 2007 17:36:51 +0000 http://www.misandry.us/20070716/consensual-sex-or-rape/#comment-4 You are confused. "Having sex" implies consent. It is not a fair term at all. "Non-consensual sex" is a criminal act, whether or not you choose to call it rape, so if you think the issue is that an accused person is not guilty until proven so, then the key terminology you should be looking for is not "non-consensual sex," which is also indicative of a crime, but "ALLEGED rape." No one is accused of "non-consensual wallet transfer" when on trial for mugging someone. They are accused of "alleged theft" -- the same standards should apply to rape. You are confused. “Having sex” implies consent. It is not a fair term at all. “Non-consensual sex” is a criminal act, whether or not you choose to call it rape, so if you think the issue is that an accused person is not guilty until proven so, then the key terminology you should be looking for is not “non-consensual sex,” which is also indicative of a crime, but “ALLEGED rape.”

No one is accused of “non-consensual wallet transfer” when on trial for mugging someone. They are accused of “alleged theft” — the same standards should apply to rape.

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