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Topic	This 22 y/o Kid is SUING a GIRL for 6 MILLION because she DESTROYED his life!!!
Zeus 07/03/18 8:20:40 PM #29:	GreenKnight127 posted... streamofthesky posted... Out of curiosity I do wonder why she decided to ruin his life, what he did to piss her off so much. But that's not really important, and ultimately victim blaming. It's that spoiled princess, entitled mentality of many modern females. He probably friend-zoned her or something. Damaged her pride. So she decided to lash out in the most efficient way possible: False rape allegations. The guaranteed way to ruin any man's life. No need for evidence. Just her word against his. This crap is becoming frighteningly common. Just look at what Chris Hardwick is dealing with right now. Sometimes it gets blurry, but it's still never justified. Like a girl and a guy get a little tipsy together. They have sex. She regrets it the next morning because she realizes the guy isn't as attractive as she thought he was. It's better for her ego to claim he raped her, than to just swallow her pride and admit she had a one night stand with a stranger. That or they both got drunk, passed out somewhere, she just automatically assumed (wrongly) that she'd been raped, and then brazenly lied about the details to get people to take her claims more seriously. And, after a certain point, she's too deep to back out of the lies so all she can do is keep up the act while trying to convince herself that it actually happened. Golden Road posted... GreenKnight127 posted... It's better for her ego to claim he raped her, than to just swallow her pride and admit she had a one night stand with a stranger. Do you see the way people are treating her in this very thread? You really think this is better for her than admitting to a consensual one-night stand? More importantly, at this point admitting to her lies wouldn't just completely destroy her, she'd also risk being arrested. She has to double-down. mayatola posted... Heard about this story on talk radio on the way home from work. They were saying that the guy should sue his former employers and the school. He was fired from his job and kicked out of school without any evidence of wrong doing. They acted simply on the accusation of the woman rather than waiting for evidence or due process. Definitely the school, but it's harder to go after the employer since it was just an internship anyway and they're far less of a party to this. Golden Road posted... That would be terrible for rapists to be able to sue their accusers just because there wasn't enough evidence for a conviction. Rape victims do not need even more reason to fear reporting their rape. But apparently it's perfectly fine for people to openly lie about people and destroy their lives? --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. <cite>Zeus posted [p:904445994] in This 22 y/... [t:76771427]...</cite> <quote><cite>GreenKnight127 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>streamofthesky posted...</cite> <quote> Out of curiosity I do wonder why she decided to ruin his life, what he did to piss her off so much. But that's not really important, and ultimately victim blaming.</quote> It's that spoiled princess, entitled mentality of many modern females. He probably friend-zoned her or something. Damaged her pride. So she decided to lash out in the most efficient way possible: False rape allegations. The guaranteed way to ruin any man's life. No need for evidence. Just her word against his. This crap is becoming frighteningly common. Just look at what Chris Hardwick is dealing with right now. Sometimes it gets blurry, but it's still never justified. Like a girl and a guy get a little tipsy together. They have sex. She regrets it the next morning because she realizes the guy isn't as attractive as she thought he was. It's better for her ego to claim he raped her, than to just swallow her pride and admit she had a one night stand with a stranger.</quote> That or they both got drunk, passed out somewhere, she just automatically assumed (wrongly) that she'd been raped, and then brazenly lied about the details to get people to take her claims more seriously. And, after a certain point, she's too deep to back out of the lies so all she can do is keep up the act while trying to convince herself that it actually happened. <cite>Golden Road posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GreenKnight127 posted...</cite> <quote>It's better for her ego to claim he raped her, than to just swallow her pride and admit she had a one night stand with a stranger.</quote> Do you see the way people are treating her in this very thread? You really think this is better for her than admitting to a consensual one-night stand?</quote> More importantly, at this point admitting to her lies wouldn't just completely destroy her, she'd also risk being arrested. She has to double-down. <cite>mayatola posted...</cite> <quote>Heard about this story on talk radio on the way home from work. They were saying that the guy should sue his former employers and the school. He was fired from his job and kicked out of school without any evidence of wrong doing. They acted simply on the accusation of the woman rather than waiting for evidence or due process.</quote> Definitely the school, but it's harder to go after the employer since it was just an internship anyway and they're far less of a party to this. <cite>Golden Road posted...</cite> <quote>That would be terrible for rapists to be able to sue their accusers just because there wasn't enough evidence for a conviction. Rape victims do not need even more reason to fear reporting their rape.</quote> But apparently it's perfectly fine for people to openly lie about people and destroy their lives? --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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