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I'm more worried about the 95%+ of sexual assaults that perpetrators get away with.

by rbg246 6y ago

drevil-v2 6y ago
Citation needed for that “95%+” claim. And While you are at it, can you spell out what exactly you mean by “sexual assault“? It seems to me that the meaning has been corrupted in order to further political and ideological aims of the accusers and executioners.
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- rbg246 6y ago
  Yes no problems it's all out there. 19% of women report sexual violence to police. (1) 10% of those reports result in a conviction. (2) So actually I was being conservative, it's actually 98%+ get away with it based on these two sources. And we haven't even got to child sexual assault conviction rates. (1) http://www.ausstats.abs.gov.au/ausstats/subscriber.nsf/0/056A404DAA576AE6CA2571D00080E985/$File/49060_2005%20(reissue).pdf http://www.ausstats.abs.gov.au/ausstats/subscriber.nsf/0/056... (2) https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-14/why-do-so-few-sexual-assault-result-in-convictions/10492256 https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-14/why-do-so-few-sexual-...
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  - thatoneuser 6y ago
    Very interesting that men experienced sexual assault almost twice as much as women. Yet I've never seen a media witch hunt for female aggressors (maybe it's happened, I've just never seen it.)
  - throw_m239339 6y ago
    > 98%+ get away with it based on these two sources. Your first stats are 15 year old and are only applicable to Canada. You can't make broad generalizations like that. Different countries have different culture and very different legal systems.
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    - rbg246 6y ago
      Thanks for your reply. I'm not sure who you were replying with as the cited data was not from Canada and was not 15 years old. If you have a more nuanced reply with better data sources please do so.
kwistzhaderach 6y ago
Yeah so to counter that, we should obviously dismiss everyone accused.

I'm more worried about the 95%+ of sexual assaults that perpetrators get away with.

by rbg246 6y ago

I'm more worried about the 95%+ of sexual assaults that perpetrators get away with.

Citation needed for that “95%+” claim. And While you are at it, can you spell out what exactly you mean by “sexual assault“? It seems to me that the meaning has been corrupted in order to further political and ideological aims of the accusers and executioners.

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rbg246 6y ago
Yes no problems it's all out there. 19% of women report sexual violence to police. (1) 10% of those reports result in a conviction. (2) So actually I was being conservative, it's actually 98%+ get away with it based on these two sources. And we haven't even got to child sexual assault conviction rates. (1) http://www.ausstats.abs.gov.au/ausstats/subscriber.nsf/0/056A404DAA576AE6CA2571D00080E985/$File/49060_2005%20(reissue).pdf http://www.ausstats.abs.gov.au/ausstats/subscriber.nsf/0/056... (2) https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-14/why-do-so-few-sexual-assault-result-in-convictions/10492256 https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-14/why-do-so-few-sexual-...
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- thatoneuser 6y ago
  Very interesting that men experienced sexual assault almost twice as much as women. Yet I've never seen a media witch hunt for female aggressors (maybe it's happened, I've just never seen it.)
- throw_m239339 6y ago
  > 98%+ get away with it based on these two sources. Your first stats are 15 year old and are only applicable to Canada. You can't make broad generalizations like that. Different countries have different culture and very different legal systems.
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  - rbg246 6y ago
    Thanks for your reply. I'm not sure who you were replying with as the cited data was not from Canada and was not 15 years old. If you have a more nuanced reply with better data sources please do so.

kwistzhaderach 6y ago

Yeah so to counter that, we should obviously dismiss everyone accused.