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Do you think the rape charges were made from nothing?

by cc81 7y ago

JudgeWapner 7y ago
Did you follow the Snowden case? In early interviews he talked about working for the CIA and in order to coerce a senior official, they got him drunk and then had the cops arrest him for DUI. Then told him if he didn't comply, the DUI charges would end his career. Can you put 2 and 2 together here?
YUMad 7y ago
1) 'Rape' as in he didn't go and test himself for STDs when the woman he had sex with demanded it afterward. 2) Do you think no woman ever made up accusations about being raped? Every black man lynched for 'raping a white woman' really did rape them?
- JumpCrisscross 7y ago
  > ’Rape' as in he didn't go and test himself for STDs when the woman he had sex with demanded it afterward This is false. The allegation is he got consent for sex with a condom. He then surreptitiously removed the condom.
  - YUMad 7y ago
    No, it is not false. The woman originally demanded he gets tested, only after he refused she claimed there wad no consent for unprotected sex.
- DanBC 7y ago
  The activity he is accused of meets the Swedish and English definitions of rape. This has been tested in the English court. https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Admin/2011/2849.html https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Admin/2011/2849.html
- cc81 7y ago
  He was accused of two things. One was removing the condom during sex and that is not seen as rape but a lesser charge but the other one, having sex with a sleeping woman without a condom was rape. He is obviously not convicted yet so we don't know how it would hold up but in Sweden if someone is too drunk, sleeping or in a otherwise vulnerable position it is seen as rape. There is some more nuance to it but that is generally so. Of course women makes up shit but it seems pretty far fetched that CIA would plan a couple of fan girls to have sex with him and then claim that he removed the condom.
  - smolder 7y ago
    They have a history of doing far fetched things, don't they?

Do you think the rape charges were made from nothing?

by cc81 7y ago

Do you think the rape charges were made from nothing?

Did you follow the Snowden case? In early interviews he talked about working for the CIA and in order to coerce a senior official, they got him drunk and then had the cops arrest him for DUI. Then told him if he didn't comply, the DUI charges would end his career. Can you put 2 and 2 together here?

YUMad 7y ago

1) 'Rape' as in he didn't go and test himself for STDs when the woman he had sex with demanded it afterward. 2) Do you think no woman ever made up accusations about being raped? Every black man lynched for 'raping a white woman' really did rape them?

JumpCrisscross 7y ago
> ’Rape' as in he didn't go and test himself for STDs when the woman he had sex with demanded it afterward This is false. The allegation is he got consent for sex with a condom. He then surreptitiously removed the condom.
- YUMad 7y ago
  No, it is not false. The woman originally demanded he gets tested, only after he refused she claimed there wad no consent for unprotected sex.
DanBC 7y ago
The activity he is accused of meets the Swedish and English definitions of rape. This has been tested in the English court. https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Admin/2011/2849.html https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Admin/2011/2849.html
cc81 7y ago
He was accused of two things. One was removing the condom during sex and that is not seen as rape but a lesser charge but the other one, having sex with a sleeping woman without a condom was rape. He is obviously not convicted yet so we don't know how it would hold up but in Sweden if someone is too drunk, sleeping or in a otherwise vulnerable position it is seen as rape. There is some more nuance to it but that is generally so. Of course women makes up shit but it seems pretty far fetched that CIA would plan a couple of fan girls to have sex with him and then claim that he removed the condom.
- smolder 7y ago
  They have a history of doing far fetched things, don't they?