I have seen this shit back in college where guys get kicked out because their disgruntled ex girlfriends accused them of something they never did. Didn't even had the chance to explain the situation.
As for MGTOW and the whole rd pill, the funny thing about it is that now that women are getting more power, they are whining about a shortage in young, educated, high earning males.
That's why I tend to avoid women, whenever I can; I'll work with them for university assignments, sure, but only in a group with other men around. I absolutely do NOT want to be cornered by some cruel woman and be kicked out and have my reputation ruined for something I didn't do.
I just hate modern society as a whole, honestly; men are supposed to "have all the power" due to "the patriarchy" and shit, but where is that supposed "power" when it comes to false accusations, homeless and prison populations, suicide and workplace fatality victims, the extremely disproportionate 'balance' in university/college applicants and students, domestic violence shelters, resources for victims of sexual assault, reproductive rights, divorce settlements, genital mutilation (especially on infants), and so much more?
Women claim they're "being oppressed", when really they're the ones doing the oppressing.
1950s were loads better, except for "smoking = healthy" and asbestos and stuff; socially speaking, 1950s beats 2010s and 2020s hands-down, though I don't exactly have experience of it...
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Trump had accusers well before he ran for president, and plenty of accusers for both of them sound credible enough. One or two and there's still a shadow of a doubt, but when you hit double digits, that's when public opinion starts to really turn against you.
The MeToo movement goes both ways, it's not like women are incapable of sexual harassment or assault, and it's not like men are incapable of reporting them for it.
But in terms of justice and fairness, the number of accusations shouldn't matter
at all when determining if any of them are true. Each one should be investigated and considered separately, with anonymous accusations thrown out as the unprovable trash they are. Except that due to the decade-long atmosphere of misandry, numbers DO matter. That's bullshit.
And if a man does report they were sexually assaulted or harassed, how likely are they to be taken seriously? How likely is the chance of the harasser/assaulter being punished as severely as a true male perpetrator? Not very likely, and that's a major part of the problem.
Men who admit to being victimised are seen as "weak", or that "they must've done something to piss her off", or being incapable of accepting 'a little flirting' or 'terms of endearment' or some such.
It's undeniably weighted in the women's favour, and that's truly revolting. Society needs a goddamn reset, it does.
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Oh, and if women
did have actual, truthful accusations, why the hell would they post them online instead of taking them to the police? The very fact so many accusations end up online instead of being kept quiet until and unless the accused is found guilty beyond any reasonable doubt in actual courts with actual evidence found by actual investigations just goes to show how flimsy the vast majority of these "accusations" (petty attention-grabs and vindictive weapons wielded by hateful psychopaths) really are.
Women should be punished for trying to annihilate a man's life with false accusations, and held up as the disgusting monsters they are. Instead, since we now live in a bloody matriarchal society, they're praised and hardly ever punished - and in the rare case they are, it's comparatively very light, compared to how their male victims are left with a lifelong stigma and no job.
