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Is rape a new trend lately or are they finally catching up to them?.

It is not but I firmly believe an individual who falsely accuses another individual should face severe consequence as well.

I do believe in the presumption of innocence until proven guilty as well.

And like you said false accusations should dealt with equal severity as those that are proven true with due process.
 
The guys were probably immoral for what they did.....but they aren't all necessarily guilty of rape either. Each case needs to be looked at and evidence considered.....not everyone was a victim and not everyone a criminal.

Ditto.
 
Perhaps using any other of the myriad of words available instead of rape would change the tone of this conversation. Coercion, intimidation, sexual assault, sexual harassment, exploitation, sexual abuse, impropriety, debasing, depraved, corrupt, degeneracy, lechery or perversion.

From personal experience as a woman not easily offended or intimidated, it happens far more often than anyone realizes. Up until recently I was sexually harassed at my mechanics shop by the owner. I had a classic Volvo that I LOVED, struggled for several years trying to find someone who could keep her purring. Every time I took her in I would receive inappropriate texts for days after (dick pics, explicit texts etc). Eventually he got grabby. I assure you, I didn't encourage it in any way and forcefully rejected his behaviour. Once I could afford to, I replaced my car and moved to another garage. Some men know when they have you over a barrel and that's when they become dangerous.

Rape isn't a joking matter and the word should never been thrown around lightly with any gender...

smiles, cat
 
Perhaps using any other of the myriad of words available instead of rape would change the tone of this conversation. Coercion, intimidation, sexual assault, sexual harassment, exploitation, sexual abuse, impropriety, debasing, depraved, corrupt, degeneracy, lechery or perversion.

From personal experience as a woman not easily offended or intimidated, it happens far more often than anyone realizes. Up until recently I was sexually harassed at my mechanics shop by the owner. I had a classic Volvo that I LOVED, struggled for several years trying to find someone who could keep her purring. Every time I took her in I would receive inappropriate texts for days after (dick pics, explicit texts etc). Eventually he got grabby. I assure you, I didn't encourage it in any way and forcefully rejected his behaviour. Once I could afford to, I replaced my car and moved to another garage. Some men know when they have you over a barrel and that's when they become dangerous.

Rape isn't a joking matter and the word should never been thrown around lightly with any gender...

smiles, cat


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The sad reality is that these two rape occurrences aren't just isolated incidents; they happen all the fucking time, and only a few handful women manages to speak out.

That being said I'm glad this is happening and I'm glad that brave women are coming forward to report on their rapists or sexual assaulters.
 
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The list keeps growing.

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38 Women Detail Sexual Abuse by Director James Toback
 
Earlier this week, actress Heather Lind said in a now-deleted Instagram post that former president George H.W. Bush had sexually assaulted her. "He touched me from behind from his wheelchair with his wife Barbara Bush by his side," she wrote. "He told me a dirty joke. And then, all the while being photographed, touched me again."

Now, Jordana Grolnick, a New York actress said in a statement: "I got sent the Heather Lind story by many people this morning, and I’m afraid that mine is entirely similar."



Deadspin reported that they got a tip from an unnamed source who says that Bush grabs ass often during photo ops. The tipster says that during a photo opp, Bush groped her friend's ass and told her that his favorite magician was “David Cop-a-Feel” while fondling her.

Mmm hmm... That's a horrible thing to say, if only for comedy's sake.


Reached for comment, Bush spokesperson Jim McGrath provided Deadspin with the following statement: “At age 93, President Bush has been confined to a wheelchair for roughly five years, so his arm falls on the lower waist of people with whom he takes pictures. To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke — and on occasion, he has patted women’s rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner. Some have seen it as innocent; others clearly view it as inappropriate. To anyone he has offended, President Bush apologizes most sincerely."
 
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