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The whole thing is one giant immature clusterfuck of psychological retardation and mass emotional reactivity.
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So firstly id like to just say thank you for your cordial replies, it's nice to be able to have a genuine intelligent conversation about a subject that can be somewhat emotionally charged and polarising. So in the UK in 2024 there were a recorded 67,460 reports of r made to the police. 2% - 8% of which is estimated are false allegations.With 2% - 3% of being convicted. 98% - 99% of which were male with the "vast majority" of accusers being female. (Per year) So that's 67460 r allegations, 1349-5397 of which are estimated to be fabricated, with around 66111 not convicted for any reason. (Per year) So my first observation is that we have a broken system. Quite clearly. In the UK it's safe to assume that many (probably most) of these are published and the UK names and shames people, the outlets also freely fabricate additional facts that the "perpetrators" can do nothing about...if they contact the outlets the outlets just report again. So we are talking realistically estimated around 2000-4000 innocent [mostly] males per year who have been reported as having been investigated for r per year. Also just because there are more people who have their lives destroyed by car accidents doesn't mean that we can continue allowing a broken system to destroy three thousand innocent men's lives every year. I see what you're saying and I of course deeply empathize with people who have horrific rape experiences and the terrible trauma that causes. But let me illuminate something about this system using the base statistics. As you have quite correctly stated, and as the statistics back up, in the UK at least around 97% of cases are not convicted. The police are aware of this statistic, as such they rely on media reporting to be a strong deterrent. It would definitely be fair to say that the media reporting is probably the strongest thing the police are leaning on to to combat this problem. I think this is quite obvious. The problem is they are reporting on hundreds of thousands of men over the years who have been investigated but not been convicted and tens of thousands the police know are innocent over the years. And there are no doubt multiple thousands of people who we have labeled perpetrators who simply don't understand that if they have sex with a girl after having 4 glasses of wine, then have sex with her again after she has 2 more...their careers could be ended, their family relationships could be ruined, the legacy that they have worked their entire lives to create could be annihilated. And by such a simple mistake (possibly galvanised by a sadistic female). Put yourself in this man's shoes... He has now been convicted of r because he had sex with her again after she she two more glasses of wine. How does this man's daughter feel about her daddy who is now a convicted rapist and how does the mother feel, looking at her newly brandished rapist of a son. After he is forced to leave his job, he'd be lucky if he could get a job in McDonald's as a newly convicted rapist. Or the young person who places a hand on a girls body too fast during kissing. How does this young person now feel about his future as a freshly convicted S.O and his prospects of becoming a doctor half way through his $10,000 medical degree, let alone being completely isolated and branded as a pervert or creep or deviant in front of all of his friends. At a young age this kind of material is extremely devastating. Society's current strategy in combating this is to report on everyone (or most) equally. In the UK they are named and shamed. The psychological ramifications are instrumental and monumental. And in relation to how I would go about fixing this situation... Ultimately I don't know how to fix the situation, but I'm intellectually rigorous enough to be able to identify that there's a massive problem. I think firstly dropping labels and category names that are so unnecessarily triggering or at least modifying the names of the convictions to be more specific rather than giving the same conviction name to a 16 year old who doesn't understand consent and a 60 year old who premeditatedly r'ed a 20 year old. Also I think launching a massive media campaign in all schools giving extensive education to people who have reached a certain age. And I'm not talking about the birds and the bees, I'm talking about the slip up areas that exist in reality (having sex with drunk girls, learning that consent can be withdrawn halfway through an interaction and that this can be completely nonverbal, I'm talking realistic detail). This would be a decent start.
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Correct. But they do make fabricated or exaggerated allegations. Also males do it now too so it's not just girls. This depends on where your from. Many legit perps don't get charged yes but have you considered the teenaged adult who's religious parents never educated what consent was...or that they just advanced too fast in a sexual interaction... Or perhaps the man who has consensual sex with a woman who has had six glasses of wine as opposed to four. That a simple lack of mindfulness or social skills could result in growing numbers of young people to be forced to live as rapists. And what about the straight up false allegations... What happens when they lose their careers and families and experience permanent psychological devastation? Even if found innocent. People will assume the results are just as you've described...incorrect. these are innocent lives being devastated (targeting young people who don't understand it). Well either your country or region operates differently to mine and many countries I see this happening in, or your statement is inaccurate. Could you substantiate your claim that false allegations don't name people.. This statement reveals to me that you have not been deeply exposed to the reality of how much damage this area can truly inflict. Society just brushes this extreme damage under the rug so that well off people don't have to think about it.
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Aaron p replied to danniel's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
You could try what I call the "be god" technique. Kinda simple, you just sit there being God lol -
Actually it's a very good deterrent of unintelligent people
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(This set of insights is extremely selfless and accurate and will likely trigger many egos) Yeah bro that's why I used the word "much" of course there are many legit cases, but the government have not yet found a way to deal with evil people (many of whom are female) who are either extremely mentally ill or just insanely sadistic to exaggerate or fabricate information to policing bodies. I think some people just have so little going on in their lives or their identities are so unfound and hopeless that they need to find their abuser so they can claim "some" form of an identity (in this case a victim identity). Very central truth in a lot of emerging cases these days. This doesen't discount from the legitimacy of real cases, but young mens lives are being annihilated over exaggerations. First and second wave feminism was extremely good and wholesome, but now much of third wave feminisms is just predicated on the single central assumption that all men are bastards. These kinds of people will seriously need to watch their backs over the next 40 years as the pendulum will inevitably swing back in the opposite direction, likely causing themselves a degree of destruction.
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Lol legendary
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It's all completely imaginary. A lot of what people call rape and sexual assault these days (like a guy having sex with his sleeping gf, or hand placed on a specific bodily area at an incorrect time) is nothing other than exaggerated horse shit and it only becomes "traumatising" for the "victim" when they are told to be traumatised, almost as if the people involved are intentionally going for dramatic effect. To me it points to major collective and individual psychological immaturity. Unbelievable levels of immaturity. I'll be a proud owner of the following statement: sexual assault is massively exaggerated in society today. MASSIVELY. Much of the time It's not as big of a deal for the people it happens to than what we and they are being led to believe and is only as big as it is today because jackass governments, with high degrees of idiocy, have put a LOT of money and effort into making it look as bad as possible... probably because it makes them a lot of bonuses of the cash money variety. "Ohhh you can't say something like that in this day and age". Watch me. Most cops involved either consciously or subconsciously know this of course...but why would they stand up against mainstream dumbassery (that is extremely damaging)...when that would risk their comfortable job, their nice salary and their convenient government pension. "Who cares if our inaction destroys people's lives. Nah, let's just keep rolling with it...don't rock the boat." The only caveat I'll add to my statement is that I have major respect for law enforcement entities that do stand up for it. Though they are few are far between. The real heros that put the lives of young people above their profession stability. These kinds of agents are badasses of the Sylvester Stallone variety.
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Aaron p replied to Santiago Ram's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Well the word offence literally means to attack, advance in martial arts. I legal realm it means to break or breach a rule or set standard. In simple emotional terms I think it probably means just that someone has advanced past your boundaries and broken your set standards. If I'm not mistaken this means that offence and anger are often closely related and intertwined. I'm pretty sure that this directly relates to you are sense of self and your identity which has been formed since you were a child. If you have a dense ego you will probably experience more offence and anger. Check out this cool insight about the subjectivity of offence; I heard that in a certain Asian country if you don't burp during or after your meal, this can be offensive for the chef or cook! Lol -
Aaron p replied to Tristan12's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Such a powerful testimony -
Aaron p replied to Santiago Ram's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
We are careful talking about solipsism here bro, underdeveloped minds can take It the wrong way and feel trapped. The ego can use this to create mad fear. Massive potential for epistemic and ideological bastardization. Most here will be hesitant to give info on it I think -
@Verg0 Leo said in the past that not using psycs in your practise is just directly wasting your own time. However my is understanding that this was assuming that the goal of your practise is god realisation, hardcore enlightenment and mystical awakening. If this is your goal (and you aren't bullshitting yourself about this actually being your goal) then I think you probably have to listen to that advice. Sober practise can also be good if your goals are a lot smaller like mind calibration, focus, increased peace, contemplation. I use contemplation all the time it's basically my base operating software. I question everything lol. Also sober is safer and requires much less skill and care. Do be mindful of the risks of taking psycs. They range from mild anxiety to literal permanent insanity unfathomable interdimensional torture that makes physical torture look like a walk in the park so be careful. You can also check out Leo's core psyc videos like "understanding psychedelics" and "top risks of psychedelics." Take it slow and give the compounds the respect they demand or they'll quickly force you to. They can make you veeeerrrrrry strong. I personally recommend considering starting with phenythylamines (2C, mesc, etc.) over tryptamines or lysergemides which tend to be more harsh. You're basically guaranteed to eventually run into some difficult experiences if you choose this path so I also recommend making a note in your mind about being able to distinguish when you're experiencing what I call bad pain... Kind of similar to how you might be able to intuitively discern whether the pain you were experiencing during a weightlifting session is good or bad and when you need to stop.
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Aaron p replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
But it's so tasty -
Aaron p replied to NewKidOnTheBlock's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Left = all men are predators (let them into women's sports). Right = Zelensky is a dictator (negotiate with russian terrorists). -
Aaron p replied to Jowblob's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Very powerful recognition. I see the feminine attributes of god everywhere. I sometimes think god is a female flirting with me. I suppose It would also be accurate to say that god is a pansexual hermaphrodite -
There are subtle dynamics in this whole area that target young people and forces them through lengthy and heavy processes forcing them to represent the worst kinds of people. On certain levels of this general area of law enforcement, there is massive massive damage being done. And it's being done to young people who have been coerced into being labeled as perps. These processes are extremely damaging. It kind of competes well with the witch trials. I personally think making uninformed youngsters live as r's and p's ranks highly in the most dumbass moves mankind has ever made. And continues to do so.
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So now the UK government has taken another step in the name of prevention of the exploitation of young people and terrorism and essentially banned free speech. You can now go to jail in the UK if the authorities *think* you did something online to cause someone distress. Next their going to be asking for our papers at every checkpoint.. Also no consequences for licensed media outlets (BBC, court reports etc.) even if their misinformation.
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I think your unfamiliar with this area of law enforcement
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Why don't they just educate parents on how to install child protection programs...would it not be more logical to promote a highly contained, carefully thought out, widespread media campaign educating EVERYONE on how to be aware of the dangers online and how to protect themselves and their children from becoming perpetrators...rather than targeting the dumbest (often most mentally challenged young people) who have simply not been informed...and doing some kind of covert attack at the last minute on uninformed, mentally underdeveloped young people, destroying their lives and thinking that this is somehow better. Then expecting this to what...help them? And what about young people who don't know what cyber flashing is. And we all know what people of all ages get up to. What about them...the cops seem to like arresting kids. This particular area of government failure and dumbassery infuriates me. GTG mediate
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Yeah, of suspected terrorists... If they already monitored everything and not much is changing...why bring out an entire new piece of legislation
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@something_else yeah obviously they are trying to do good as with most legislative movements...but how would you feel if I said that I was now going to monitor ALL your online conversations?
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Aaron p replied to ExploringReality's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Don't forget that ultimate goodness exists. That ultimately, it's all good. -
Aaron p replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
The world doesn't exist bro. There are just gods having dreams that interject with eachother. Ultimately even this is false. For you, in your universe...the idea of other gods having dreams is fake and your dream is literally the only thing there. That's at least the spiritual dogma I've adopted. But that's what Leo says and I've verified stuff he said that's impossible before so Review his episode about perception being the only thing that exists. I think it's called "what if perception is all that exists" or something. What this means is, we are all basically just agreeing on what reality is. Making it up in a sense. Like why associate the word blue with the sky. Why make that noise with your vocal chords to describe the sky..."blue"? Made up homes. Fabricated. We just all agree on it and our perceptions fall in line. Who knows, maybe what I've grown up to consistently call blue is nowhere near what you experience when you look at the sky...what you've grown up calling "blue". Nothing exists. -
"Adonai" is the Hebrew word for God.
