6 Myths Feminists Use To Shield False Accusers From Accountability | HBR Talk 225 Opener

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Prim Reaper -

Karen -

Alison -

Anna -

Mike -

[Textra]

I get s pissed off when people say that Depp's win is going to have a chilling effect on real victims. If that were true, then blame Amber Heard for that. Blame false accusers, not the people they accuse. An innocent person has the right to seek legal redress for the impacts of false allegations.

[Pengalen]

If you defend liars, it is reasonable to assume that everyone you defend is a liar.
Solution: don't defend liars.

[llywelyngruffydd]

The "chilling effect" argument essentially holds that presumption of innocence in jurisprudence is inconsistent with "women's rights." There's no other conclusion that can be drawn from it. It's absurd.

[tylerstoakes]

Why can't we use the "but it started a discussion" excuse?

[MikeD-tfdk]

Amen! I had to work really hard got many years and got lucky. Despite my ex‘s best efforts, our child still has two parents.

[MoonBurn]

1:50 “PBS 🤡 and NBC…”

🤣

Also, Hannah: Hear about Carmela’s announcement of a $2 billion handout to women - and only women - in Central America, because — oh hell, just cos wymyn?

[mekbebtamrat]

Nice to hear this Hannah. I think there is now a bill in UK to grant anonimty to men accussed of sex crimes.

[farrellhuff]

if you change the definition of society then HBR becomes BLA, BLA, BLA

[nooctip]

You have to believe all women, except the ones who are lying. So don't mention the ones who are lying so you can believe all women.