Reply #167: what exactly is made up about that statement?

[Wonder]

it was an impression. I am not the only poster on that thread that had it... in essence, you were more than once presented with actual facts regarding due process and burden of proof. You refused to believe the facts... and in your refusals instead you were purveying your experience as if it was indicative of the majority rather than the minority.

your experience is indicative of a very small percent. The experiences of some of the posters in that thread is not only indicative of the majority that we are in majority (instances of rape occurs in far greater number than instances of false accusation)... is backed up by fact as well as statistics.

Let me ask you a question. Why do you think a clarification was made to a rape law? Specfically this particular clarification that a women is within the law to change her mind? I am not sure you ever answered that question the first go round on this same topic.