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Quaid: "You said the public has an insatiable appetite for rape hoax stories."
All right, let's say "enough of the public for it to be profitable". My mom doesn't scour through rape stories looking for literally anything that could be interpreted as "evidence" the rape claim is false, but the AIAs have more than enough clout for the media not to give a shit about that.
Quaid: "I'd like you to back up that claim. I'd like examples of rape hoaxes that were presented as such from the time they gained widespread media attention from an 'insatiable' public. I'm not talking about stories of rape allegations that turned out to be lies, I'm talking about media stories that started out as focused on a hoax itself, that was intended to feed this supposed huge appetite we all have to watch young women lie about rape."
The stories I mentioned earlier back up my claim. Each one of those stories, regardless of how they started, had discussions devoted to them PACKED with typical AIA "the sky is falling" grandstanding, here and everywhere AIAs gather. The media is happy and will eagerly showcase their next rape story, knowing damn well they'll get shitloads of hits from AIAs looking for signs it's a rape hoax and shitloads from the SJWs trying to score points for the other side. I would even argue that the BEST stories are the ones where it isn't clear whether the rape accusation is genuine or not (like mattress girl), since the ambiguity forces each side to up their game and insist they have it all figured out.
All right, let's say "enough of the public for it to be profitable". My mom doesn't scour through rape stories looking for literally anything that could be interpreted as "evidence" the rape claim is false, but the AIAs have more than enough clout for the media not to give a shit about that.
Quaid: "I'd like you to back up that claim. I'd like examples of rape hoaxes that were presented as such from the time they gained widespread media attention from an 'insatiable' public. I'm not talking about stories of rape allegations that turned out to be lies, I'm talking about media stories that started out as focused on a hoax itself, that was intended to feed this supposed huge appetite we all have to watch young women lie about rape."
The stories I mentioned earlier back up my claim. Each one of those stories, regardless of how they started, had discussions devoted to them PACKED with typical AIA "the sky is falling" grandstanding, here and everywhere AIAs gather. The media is happy and will eagerly showcase their next rape story, knowing damn well they'll get shitloads of hits from AIAs looking for signs it's a rape hoax and shitloads from the SJWs trying to score points for the other side. I would even argue that the BEST stories are the ones where it isn't clear whether the rape accusation is genuine or not (like mattress girl), since the ambiguity forces each side to up their game and insist they have it all figured out.