2016 US Presidential Elections | Trump Wins

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I'm sure you've argued feminists welcomes rape threats, for a start.

So thinking that there are third wave feminists out there who have a little bit of nous is the same as taking a dodgy stance on actual rape? Are you for real?
 
If two people are in a closed environment, have sex with no evidence of physical violence, and when they come out one says it was consensual and the other says it wasn't... those situations should not make it to court 100 times out of 100, in a fair society. One person's word should never be held as more likely to be true than the other all things being equal.

Those sorts of situations are a minority of rape cases though. Most instances of rape leave behind physical injuries and/or involve drugs, in which case there will be evidence provided the victim comes forward within a couple of days.

A quick search of the forum also reveals this, which is one of the most widely debunked rape myths.
 
Apparently Christie is trying to distance himself from Drumpf now, especially as both their numbers are tanking in the polls. It appears Donald's latest antics have been a bridge too far for Christie.
 
The timing of when they announced it to the press

It doesn't seem a little off to you?

I don't want to defend trump (although I have said I would see the funny side to him winning). The guy is a creep

But some of these women don't come across very genuine to me

The timing is obviously to do maximum damage to Trump's campaign, but that doesn't have anything to do with whether or not they were sexually assaulted by him. It's still something that has to be taken seriously irrespective of who did it or when it was done.
 
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The timing is obviously to do maximum damage to Trump's campaign, but that doesn't have anything to do with whether or not they were sexually assaulted by him. It's still something that has to be taken seriously irrespective of who did it or when it was done.

Unless you're a democratic nominee that a majority of women find attractive, am I right?!

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Regardless of the drugs he was talking about, it's a myth that most rapes leave such obvious evidence behind.

If the victim was drugged with rohypnol and raped and able to report the crime within 24 hours there will be strong evidence available via blood tests. Hair and urine samples will provide evidence even longer after that.

Physical evidence such as bruises or tearing may be left behind, too. I feel like you're picking on his use of 'most' and allowing your indignation to get the better of your argument here.
 
If the victim was drugged with rohypnol and raped and able to report the crime within 24 hours there will be strong evidence available via blood tests. Hair and urine samples will provide evidence even longer after that.
That's right. But not what hobbers was arguing. The case in that thread was of a fake rape accuser, and he took the opportunity to say all he said-she said's should be dismissed by the court.
 
That's right. But not what hobbers was arguing. The case in that thread was of a fake rape accuser, and he took the opportunity to say all he said-she said's should be dismissed by the court.

To be fair there were two paragraphs in his response. The he said she said part is off, definitely, as I think most of those cases don't make it to court.
 
To be fair there were two paragraphs in his response. The he said she said part is off, definitely, as I think most of those cases don't make it to court.
The second part is even more off.

Those sorts of situations are a minority of rape cases though. Most instances of rape leave behind physical injuries and/or involve drugs, in which case there will be evidence provided the victim comes forward within a couple of days.

The majority of rapes don't involve drugs or physical injuries. The majority of rapes are one person taking egregious advantage of a lover, friend or family member. And any physical evidence usually wears off before they can emotionally collect themselves.
 
But not what hobbers was arguing.

That was exactly what I was arguing.

The case in that thread was of a fake rape accuser, and he took the opportunity to say all he said-she said's should be dismissed by the court.

Dismissed by the CPS. Or do you think he said she saids should go before a jury in the absence of any collaborating evidence?

I guess a justice system based on that sort of white knight hysteria would succeed in getting Trump off the streets at least.
 
Dismissed by the CPS. Or do you think he said she saids should go before a jury in the absence of any collaborating evidence?

I guess a justice system based on that sort of white knight hysteria would succeed in getting Trump off the streets at least.
The current guidelines already let the majority of rapists walk free, it would be ridiculous to raise the bar even higher. Sometimes all there is is victim testimony, and in those cases it's up to the prosecutor to decide of they can get a conviction and the jury to decide if the person is guilty or innocent. In those cases, even if the reported rape had occurred a conviction is unlikely. But to dismiss them, and claim that in most rapes there is physical injury or drug involvement is not confirmed by a single study.
 
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If the victim was drugged with rohypnol and raped and able to report the crime within 24 hours there will be strong evidence available via blood tests. Hair and urine samples will provide evidence even longer after that.

Physical evidence such as bruises or tearing may be left behind, too. I feel like you're picking on his use of 'most' and allowing your indignation to get the better of your argument here.

The second part is even more off.



The majority of rapes don't involve drugs or physical injuries. The majority of rapes are one person taking egregious advantage of a lover, friend or family member. And any physical evidence usually wears off before they can emotionally collect themselves.

See above. Like I said, it seems you're taking issue with his use of 'most'. Everything else you're arguing against is qualified in his posts.
 
I've seen no qualification in any of his posts concerning rape. Merely a regurgitation of common myths circulated by trolls in places like 4chan.

That's because you're blinded by your indignation. For example, with respect to evidence, hobbers notes that it will be available if the victim comes forward "within a couple of days". This is undeniably true, whether it is evidence of rohypnol or any kind of physical injury. It may indeed be true that it takes some victims many days to compose themselves, which is sad, but that doesn't detract from what hobbers posted.
 
That's because you're blinded by your indignation. For example, with respect to evidence, hobbers notes that it will be available if the victim comes forward "within a couple of days". This is undeniably true, whether it is evidence of rohypnol or any kind of physical injury. It may indeed be true that it takes some victims many days to compose themselves, which is sad, but that doesn't detract from what hobbers posted.
I've heard this a lot, and made one more attempt to prove myself wrong, but unfortunately it is not the case. In the majority of quickly reported rapes, an examination might uncover DNA evidence that people had sex, but no hard proof that it was rape. Here's an FBI report with a section on the subject and an easily digestible write of it's findings.
 
Smashed by a woman. Take that, Trumpy.
Should he lose, it being a woman that beats him will make it extra great. Beaten by a woman, on the back of women voters, after a lifetime of degrading women.

Now I just have to worry about the polls being massively off for two and a half weeks.
 
From the Guardian's live tracker...
Donald Trump's national political director 'steps back' from campaign
Donald Trump’s national political director is “stepping back” from the campaign,according to Politico, citing three sources who say that Jim Murphy is no longer “playing an active role in the campaign.”

“I have not resigned but for personal reasons have had to take a step back from the campaign,” Murphy said in a statement to Politico.

Murphy’s job, setting up the campaign’s widely maligned field operations, reaches a crucial point in the waning days of the campaign, with many major states no longer registering voters. Trump’s infrastructure has been seen as far outpaced by that of Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, and the campaign expected to rely largely on the Republican National Committee to lead efforts like voter registration, canvassing and phone banking.
 
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