• Linkerbaan@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    No this sexual assault story definitely proves it after all the other ones were debunked. We have no incentive to believe israel consistently lies about these stories to manufacture consent for Genocide.

    So convenient to bring it up 120 days after her release after the last batch of israeli rape accusations started to die down. Now they can start screaming for Hamas rape again while starving Gaza.

    If only israel didn’t weaponize false rape accusations to manufacture consent for Genocide fifty times this would be a lot easier to believe.

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        9 months ago

        Not changing the story to gradually worsen every month sure helps credibilty.

        This woman did not say she was raped btw.

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          9 months ago

          Not saying the story consistently is precisely a sign that the trauma is actually real. Human brains actually work like that.

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            9 months ago

            Not a woman myself but I think there’s a difference between getting groped and what most people would think of with the term ‘raped’

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              9 months ago

              You don’t compare in trauma therapy, it’s an unwise road to travel.

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                9 months ago

                But you do in assessing proper reaction and punishment to the perpetrator. The wording used to the victim is a thin ice to thread and can be a lot different, completely for good reasons. The wording used to put the perpetrator on trial, especially if it appeals to the jury via public awareness, needs to be very specific, and any deviations from using exact words with right connotations is either used to lighten the crime or make it more vile than it perceptible is.