>>>>>>Can I assume by "attempted rapist" you are referring to Kavanaugh, or someone else?
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>>>>>Yes, Kavanaugh. Horrifying that two of nine on the Supreme Court have reasonably well-document histories of sexual misconduct.
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>>>>OK, you've written that Kavanaugh was an attempted rapist and that there's reasonably well-documented histories.
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>>>>Prove it. In a paragraph or two, what's the compelling evidence against him.
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>>>As you know perfectly well, there's no way to _prove_ such a thing. This is a big part of why so many men have gotten away with assaulting women over the years. However, Ford's testimony was extremely compelling and, IIRC, she told multiple people about it over the years. In addition, again IIRC, there were multiple people who acknowledged witnessing the Yale incident.
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>>>FWIW, I think it's entirely possible that Kavanaugh has no memory of the Ford incident, that he was too drunk to remember.
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>>>Tamar
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>>and when no women make false accusations, ever, even when the police pressure them to, then we shall see.
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>The number of false accusations by women in quite small, generally considered to be around 5%. OTOH, 80 to 90% of rapes don't get reported to the police, in part because of the way women are treated when they report. Here's an example of what women run into: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Unbelievable_Story_of_Rape
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>Tamar

I don't care about the percentages. No one should be covering up any of this. However, when a man is accused falsely the police go all Knights of Nih.