Lemmo said:False reports of rape are rare, many experts say, and the federal Department of Education is investigating scores of colleges for possibly violating federal rules in handling the complaints that are filed.
Well, with a reliable source like "many [unnamed] experts", the benefit of the doubt must lie with the accuser. :tard: We'll ignore all the other experts and all this due process nonsense and just assume guilty until proven innocent (and then still assume guilt if the legal process doesn't give the right answer).
The experts have been saying one-in-five college women are sexually assaulted.
Now a new study is saying it's more like 6.1 per one thousand. So not 20 percent, instead 0.61 percent. The old estimate was overstated by 33.
Imagine if some told you you weighed 5,600 pounds instead of 170 lbs.
Imagine if someone said you made $1.6 million per year when instead you made $50,000.
Imagine if someone said you were 196 feet tall when in actuality you are 6 feet tall.
You'd say the person doing these estimates which are overestimated by 33x is a ridiculous teller of tall tales.
So much of rape hysteria is made of fantastical fabrications, whether it's Jackie's story or the one in five myth. I don't believe any of it. I don't believe that stat that false accusations are exceedingly rare. It's all part of the bogus story telling required to keep rape hysteria alive when FBI rape statistics show real rape has been dropping like a rock for decades.
Showing feminists and SJWs those FBI rape stats is like holding up a cross to Dracula. They flip out and try to change the subject and become louder and more shrill.