Saving messages to save yourself

[VoidraitheParticipant 477]

Here’s an article about University men now saving communications to prove they have been falsely accused of rape.

But women NEVER lie about rape.

http://www.prlog.org/12426632-male-students-using-texts-videotapes-facebook-to-beat-rape-charges.html

[BluemaxxParticipant 1]

I feel for all the young men going into universities and colleges nowadays, it must be an utter minefield of an experience. How are you meant to learn anything or enjoy the experience if a veritable Sword of Damocles hangs over them after every sexual encounter.

[peterfaParticipant 833]

Not to mention all the lambasting about male privilege all the time.

[Sky-OParticipant 18934]

Saving messages?

I advocate always having a hidden GoPro camera on during any sexual interaction. Despite the fact that in most states it is ‘illegal’ to film someone without their permission. . . . . .

In the event of a potential false rape accusation – I would rather wind up getting charged with filming someone without their permission than not have had the video footage and go to prison for a decade for rape and have to be a registered sex offender afterwards.

FYI guys:

Hidden GoPro camera. Film it, and then in a worse case scenario situation, take whatever charge you get for the act of filming without permission and walk away a free man.

[RennieParticipant]

Sky-O wrote:

Saving messages? I advocate always having a hidden GoPro camera on during any sexual interaction. Despite the fact that in most states it is ‘illegal’ to film someone without their permission. . . . . . In the event of a potential false rape accusation – I would rather wind up getting charged with filming someone without their permission than not have had the video footage and go to prison for a decade for rape and have to be a registered sex offender afterwards. FYI guys: Hidden GoPro camera. Film it, and then in a worse case scenario situation, take whatever charge you get for the act of filming without permission and walk away a free man.

Keep in mind voyuerism is illegal, filming in public is not. I’m pretty sure that’s a constitutionally protected right as a citizen of the United States. Other countries like Canada, UK and so on have similar protections.

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