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dexfarkinNever thought I'd say this.
Good thing that Reddit's shitty policing policies keep giving us gems like this. In a recent thread responding to a satirical comment regarding the supposed rise of false rap accusations, a cartoonist posted a tongue in cheek list of things to do to avoid being accused, which boiled down to hiding in your room in the dark with your door locked. The MRA geniuses over at Reddit seized on this being good advice and added their own to it in this thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/3c71qx/how_to_prevent_being_falsely_accused/
Highlights include:
Ted8367:
1. Always Be Recording. That’s your real buddy.
2. Try not to go out alone at any time. The more potential witnesses there are around, the better.
3. If you must walk alone at night … stay on well-lighted paths where your camera will work better.
4. If you meet a woman who has been drinking, leave immediately.
5. Maybe just avoid college campuses altogether for social events. Go into town instead.
I quite like this list. Staying in brightly lit areas, around witnesses, and avoiding interacting with drunk women is a really good list to avoid creating issues if you can't understand the difference between consensual sex and rape. I especially like the always be recording idea that this dude will spice up any sexual encounter by demanding to wear his bodycam into bed.
Elebrin:
1. live off campus
2. don’t date girls at your school
3. don’t pick up women at bars or places that are serving alcohol
4. keep your head down so the administration doesn’t have a reason to be watching you
5. When you do go out, dress in a way that isn’t intimidating. The black hoodie pulled tightly around your face or the muscle shirt that shows off your gorilla arms is probably a bad plan. Your best bet is to learn to dress “professionally” and do that the majority of the time.
6. know who the potentially dangerous people and groups are and stay away from them. If they are going to be protesting an event, don’t go to that event. Don’t participate in protests yourself – keep your honest opinions about controversial subjects behind a wall of anonymity.
Again, don't bother women, don't pick up women, don't harass women publicly so the administration isn't watching you, don't dress like a parody of the rapist in an 80s teen after-school special and don't associate with fellow MRAs and rapey assholes if you can't understand the difference between consensual sex and rape.
Sadly, if these guys followed their own advice, campuses would be a much safer place overnight.
Good thing that Reddit's shitty policing policies keep giving us gems like this. In a recent thread responding to a satirical comment regarding the supposed rise of false rap accusations, a cartoonist posted a tongue in cheek list of things to do to avoid being accused, which boiled down to hiding in your room in the dark with your door locked. The MRA geniuses over at Reddit seized on this being good advice and added their own to it in this thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/3c71qx/how_to_prevent_being_falsely_accused/
Highlights include:
Ted8367:
1. Always Be Recording. That’s your real buddy.
2. Try not to go out alone at any time. The more potential witnesses there are around, the better.
3. If you must walk alone at night … stay on well-lighted paths where your camera will work better.
4. If you meet a woman who has been drinking, leave immediately.
5. Maybe just avoid college campuses altogether for social events. Go into town instead.
I quite like this list. Staying in brightly lit areas, around witnesses, and avoiding interacting with drunk women is a really good list to avoid creating issues if you can't understand the difference between consensual sex and rape. I especially like the always be recording idea that this dude will spice up any sexual encounter by demanding to wear his bodycam into bed.
Elebrin:
1. live off campus
2. don’t date girls at your school
3. don’t pick up women at bars or places that are serving alcohol
4. keep your head down so the administration doesn’t have a reason to be watching you
5. When you do go out, dress in a way that isn’t intimidating. The black hoodie pulled tightly around your face or the muscle shirt that shows off your gorilla arms is probably a bad plan. Your best bet is to learn to dress “professionally” and do that the majority of the time.
6. know who the potentially dangerous people and groups are and stay away from them. If they are going to be protesting an event, don’t go to that event. Don’t participate in protests yourself – keep your honest opinions about controversial subjects behind a wall of anonymity.
Again, don't bother women, don't pick up women, don't harass women publicly so the administration isn't watching you, don't dress like a parody of the rapist in an 80s teen after-school special and don't associate with fellow MRAs and rapey assholes if you can't understand the difference between consensual sex and rape.
Sadly, if these guys followed their own advice, campuses would be a much safer place overnight.
