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Seeing a lot of news, and listening to multiple podcast many people get immune to rape and the seriousness of it. Rape is the unlawful sexual activity carried out forcibly or under threat; book definition or act of unwanted sex, continuously thriving a woman by hurting her. However you may read it, it’s still cruel and disgusting. The punishment for this despicable crime is merciless. Therefore, I ask any humane human being ,why is that when a man whom is falsely accused of rape does the time in jail, however the woman doing the accusing is not? Women should be sent to jail after a false rape accusation because men lose their life opportunities and chances, respect and a man’s reputation are damaged, and justice is not served for that man making …show more content…
Women walk free all the time it is known facts. Statists give a more follow-up but we know how women might get away with something just because they’re a woman. Avoiceformen, the website noticed how it is easy to blame to males without noticing how guilty the women walk freely. Avoiceformen is supportive because they agree with my position, and further explain how males can also be the direct victims. I use the word victim lightly,however I believe the unfairness exist with opinions on male victims from the justice system. People only talk about how wrong men are and how they should be sent to jail for rape, which is true, I don’t disagree, however no one is talking about the false accusations from women happening.Women aren’t getting jail sentences for this. It is always two sides to a …show more content…
Hilariously, women don't realize they are only making themselves seem weaker and even better courts continue to have inequality. I find it belittling on men who have been innocently convicted destroying their self confidence. How is one supposed to move on believing that just because he is a man he won’t get a fair trial against a man. Maybe along with police departments, courts ,and justice systems a person could say they’re sexist. Sexist yes. Any person who puts someone who is innocent in jail purposely deserves a punishment, how could they not? You're assuming that the rape actually happened because he is a male. For example, if the script was flipped and a man testifies against a woman claiming she raped him do you think anyone would believe him - unlikely. Its unlikely because men rarely accuse women of doing it to them, however I'm not saying it’s

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