Women Falsely and Purposely Causing Men to feel like SUSPECTS

[lakersboxershorts]

I'm tired of constantly hearing in the news and media about women accusing men of this and that, falsely making them feel like suspects when theyre not. Revenge or money, or just plain evil.

The latest framing of Kwame Brown indicates that this mentality amongst women is common and strong. The Kobe Bryant Case. The Duke Lacross case. These are all examples of controversal but contradicting allegations.

I personally was framed by a woman, and her conspirators... tried to destroy my college career, supposed college sweetheart.... all I'm saying is WATCH YOURSELF...

I'll tell you what, Kwame, Kobe, and everyone else should file a class action lawsuit and demand protection from the state.

It should be illegal for women to cause controversy in the lives of men by spreading slander and character defamation.

In Kwame's case, all he needs now is probably a few death threats from his accusor along with a stalking claim, and he could throw the b*tch in a mental hospital after he becomes acquitted.

She's lucky I'm not the one submitting those legal docs, i'd make sure her a*s ends up in pelican bay, her and the rest of the demented half of the female race.

[insidepresence]

wow...just...

[TheRod]

I'm speechless. Great post.

[Basketball Fan]

[TheRod]

[Basketball Fan]

[lakersboxershorts]

I UNDERSTAND that rape does go on, and in probably more majority than not... BUT rape aside, claims made with zero or little evidence is what bothers me the most.

In my case, a woman who was a friend became a backstabbing liar... people are 2 faced you have to watch out.

I have problems trusting women in new relationships because I feel every woman is out to get me.

Women need to wake up and realize that this type of devious behavior wont be tolerated much longer.

[Basketball Fan]

[LakerFanAlways]

Anyone notice how the whole Kwame Brown accusations just disappeared after the playoffs ended..I am usually not one to believe conspiracies but I just find it very odd that all the talk about Kwame and rape just ended when the playoff run ended..and yeah alot of women use the word rape for their own advantage..its very sad

[dinlabreak]

its odd that the LAPD is still "investigating" after all these weeks. why dont they just come out and say theres no hard evidence to press charges against kwame. i still think its raja bells sister thats the culprit here.

[Basketball Fan]

I don't even think they're investigating anything but saying this so nobody would suspect the obvious... that there's nothing to talk about at all if you catch my drift...

[vanexelent]

[Trey]

Did I miss something? Have the charges been dropped or more info leaked?

I went looking for more info and you should look at the crazy picture ABC7 used in their report about Kwame

http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=sports&id=4182362

Is that really him or did they doctor the photo.. if they doctored it then they should be sued.. crazy bastards

[lakersboxershorts]

[lakeshow03]

[JUST-MING]

To a point, I agree. Especially in cases of this magnitude handled not in the court room, but through public opinion. I think there is a tactic to bargan a "high price" to keep it out of the media, and when the defendant says "No," it gets leaked ... those sorts of cases are lose-lose, as any clerk can leak the same information which is just as inflamitory.

[DancingBarry]

[DancingBarry]

[jlkr42]

At its mandatory rookie orientation in September every year, the NBA devotes a section of the agenda to the topic of women who try to take advantage of players. So the rookies, while young, immature and full of hormones, ought to at least be aware of the possibility.

On the other side, the predatory women who make false accusations are making it more difficult for the real rape victims who are very much out there. Just not as public.

To the original poster, you were unfortunate with that particular woman and her friends. Don't let that blind you to that there are many good women out there who don't think that way. You just have to keep at it.

[junebug]

[they-perch]

its a sticky situation. typically, no one wants to make possible rape victims into terrible people. in itself that allows future rape victims to avoid filing claims and bringing about justice.

BUT, in the case of high profile sports players or celebrities it brings about an entirely different situation. regardless, the burden of the proof is always on the government and in essence the accuser. because of that i find it rediculous that kwame could be denounced in public because of the uncorroborated accusations of a random woman. there is no reason that a mere claim and investigation should lead to the media being notified and involved. that can destroy a persons career/life. when a person claims rape, and the government looks at it, there should be no interaction between the police and the media until the person is actually charged, actually have some evidence against them, or at the least interviewed. if the current claims of the accuser accusing are the only form of evidence, then those shouldnt substantiate a public investigation as that would NOT AT ALL HOLD UP IN THE COURT OF LAW. if the evidence does not potentially hold up in the court of law to even warrant a charge, there is no reason for accusations to be brought about in the public.


to the original poster, i can say that we all empathize with your previous situation and understand the complexities of the issue. the burden does rely on the players in some situations, but for the most part, there should be a great deal of scrutiny placed in such high profile cases to avoid career/life threatening consequences.

[DancingBarry]

[NoMoreGame7s]

[Tony Montana]

There should be another movie called the Inconvenient Truth, this time to expose the startling high % of rape claims that are false...
I can't remember the exact figure, but on the CourtTV Kobe board, someone posted some FBI studies that were mind blowing in the result...

[Tony Montana]