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Slack.com slash DHQ. So I'd like to talk about an issue that isn't discussed enough.

There have been recently a number of stories of false rape accusations and the terrible

consequences that accompany them. And before we get into the examples, I think the first

question, of course, anyone asks is, is, is, well, how common is this problem? I mean,

how often does it happen that somebody has falsely accused of rape? Feminists and other

liberals will, if you've heard them talk about this, you've probably heard the figure 2%.

And here's the thing about feminists. Feminists love to make up statistics. I think it's their

favorite thing to do in the world. They enjoy that even more than yelling and screaming

at men. They just love making up statistics. It's really their favorite pastime.

So they have this 2% figure that they will often cite. They'll say, well, 2% of all rape

accusations are false. Now, I want to give you an example of how that, that, that argument

is framed. And, you know, I was just looking this up online to try to get to the bottom of

it. And I found just, for instance, an article on the website quartz.com, which was published

in 2017, and it says this, it says, let's start with the idea that false rape accusations

ruin lives and are therefore a universal risk to men. Generally, feminists dismiss this idea

by arguing that false accusations are rare, only between 2% and 10% of all reports are

estimated to be false. What's equally important to know, however, is that false rape accusations

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