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>>13345119
Thankfully we passed dark times where countries would randomly raid each other. You need some good justification for war now, or the NATO and EU and such wreck you (at least if you attack one of their members).

>>13345125
>Apparently people in most countries are so deathly afraid of reporting rape that even though nearly ever woman will be raped, only a tiny fraction of cases are ever reported. Which is absurd considering that independent studies put the number of completely falsified claims around 40%.
>If women are so deathly afraid of reporting it, then why are nearly half of all reports completely fabricated?
It works like the following:
99% of rape cases happen among people you know. Someone gets intoxicated, a man she knows takes advantage of her, and she feels uncomfortable making a fuss and telling people he raped her; she can't come clear with the fact that this guy she's known for a while just did that to her without even giving a fuck; she convinces herself that it's somehow OK.
The false rape allegations are the polar opposite, where a woman gets a furious hate for a man for some reason, and uses rape allegations to ruin his reputation.

So there's nothing weird about the fact that rape is both under-reported, and that often there are false allegations. By the way I wonder about that ridiculous 40% figure you have there; are those *proven* false allegations, or allegations that were dismissed because there wasn't enough proof? I'm almost sure it's the latter and you're twisting facts.
>According to Brå, it is likely that only around 20 per cent of all rapes are being reported, which was confirmed in a 2001 study of the extent of violence against women, funded by the Government of Sweden and the Crime Victim Compensation and Support Authority.[48][52] This can be compared to a 2007 British Government report, estimating that between 75 and 95 percent of rapes are not reported in the United Kingdom.[53]

>>13345145
What's wrong with Wikipedia?