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Jeremy Soule, composer of Elder Scrolls soundtrack, has been accused of rape by Nathalie Lawhead

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o'dium said:
I know a guy who worked in a gym as a professional trainer, worked there for must have been 20 years, great guy. The kind of guy you would let make your nan a cup of tea and a cuddle.

Some woman claimed he touched her up.

Boom.

No evidence, no anything, she just comes out of nowhere and shouts it out. Investigation comes out and it turns out this woman is his ex girlfriends friends sister or some bollocks, and that she even confessed that she only said it to spite him because he had moved on from his ex and the ex was pissed.

Can you guess the outcome? Can ya?

She gets let off with a slapped wrist, and nothing more.

He lost his job, lost his family, and was called a rapist every time he went out.

And this was after the woman confessed she made it up.

In my eyes, if you fuck around about raping somebody, you need the full hammer to drop on your sick arse. But if you fuck around and say something happened when it didn't, you equally need the full extent thrown your way. False rape claims are just as bad and life ruining as an actual event.

As for this woman/man/toaster saying what she's said, it does seem awfully odd with the timing... and I DO love his music. But if he's done it then fuck him. And if he didn't, then fuck her/them/pickle just as bad.
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As I was saying...
 
I don't believe her.
Usually when some one gets raped they report it to the police ASAP to get dna samples taken.
She is lying.
 
Rhysser said:
Try it. The police is generally useless about most things and companies have done a stellar job of insulating people who do these things from consequences if they are top-performers or in the leadership team.

I don't think the guy should be judged if the accuser doesn't have evidence. But I do think it's fair to talk about her experience, regardless if she does since as I said, others with evidence might be encouraged to come forward.
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You know you can get a bunch of people together and combine a version of facts with them before "coming forward", right?

Twitter is bullshit and it should burn.
 
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NikuNashi said:
Yeah, just had a confirmatory glance over at PedoEra and as predicted, he is guilty without any trial and should be hung drawn and quartered. Jeez imagine is the actual real world worked as these peoples minds do, I think humanity would have been wiped out by now.
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I know that's kinda a joke but it's a terrifying prospect - any ex-partner that's disgruntled or jealous of your new life can go on social media one day and make a false claim that you raped them to end you by bypassing the law. The freaks and irrational weirdos on ResetEra amd others start a witch hunt. The company you work for fires you because of the pressure, despite a lack of any evidence at all.
 
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You know? I've been sexually assaulted to, and by no more, no less, than the
the user of the post below this one

How you dare not to believe me???
 
Part of the rite of becoming bisexual, non-binary, trans and queer at the same time is that you need to find out who you accuse on Twitter.
 
Katsura said:
I strongly believe that a false rape accusation should carry the same sentence as an actual rape. That's the only way to stop shit like this
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One of the problems is that rape socially (not legally) is getting constantly redefined. Too many women who had a bad sexual experience and slept with a guy they ended up not liking are persuaded into believing they were raped. Memory recreation is a real thing and that is the most likely theory as to what happened with Kavanaugh and Ford.

The best advice I give young men is to not under any circumstances sleep with a woman who is drunk.
 
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Most of what I'm reading is describing a lot of conversations between her and Jeremy Soule, not about the actual act of rape. He filled her head with feelings and then raped her at the end? I'm confused. I have an autographed Skyrim OST of his.
 
Is there any evidence that this happened? Anybody can say they were assaulted by another person. It doesn't make it true.
 
Northeastmonk said:
Most of what I'm reading is describing a lot of conversations between her and Jeremy Soule, not about the actual act of rape. He filled her head with feelings and then raped her at the end? I'm confused. I have an autographed Skyrim OST of his.
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From what I've read so far, it seems like eventually raped her? I don't know, it's a very weirdly written blog.

The work he composed for video games is based on this. He "needs women to inspire him"… there was so much of this, very uncomfortable inappropriate stuff (inappropriate even for friends), and it kept getting darker and darker.
He made advances on me and I explained that I didn't want this and wanted a friendship. He was very threatening, and didn't listen. He made it clear that it's "him or bust".
He raped me.
Throughout this time Jeremy acted like a victim, and blamed women he was in relationships with (or forced relationships on) for what he was doing.
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Either way, Soule sounds like a sociopath in this. If he's acting like he needs sex to preform his job / needs women, he needs some help. I can't say I don't believe her, because there is a lot of shit to unpack here. She needs to press chargers, but even then, it may be too late.

If she's telling the truth, I feel bad for her. But I've seen a lot of false flags that I just can outright blindly go believing her. But, it seems like she's gone through a lot, especially with her job. It's hard to think she's not lying her.
 
I didn't really read deep into this, but where is the evidence? Was there a DNA test done? What ever happened to innocent until proven guilty?
 
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CaptainFalcon64 said:
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Nah man I don't care what Xir/Xee/Xi/Xo/Xum did.
He composed Secret of Evermore.
Secret of Evermore.
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Come here to share my evermore love. Thank you brotha ❤️
 
If you follow the NBA recently Luke Walton, Head Coach of the Sacramento Kings, was accused of sexual assault by a woman from years ago during his time as Warrior's assistant coach. He was allowed to keep his job because she did not file a police report and refused to cooperate with the NBA and King's investigation into the matter. Walton is the well-loved son of NBA great Bill Walton, and a former player himself. Most people would not be given the benefit of the doubt like him.
 
MrBlack said:
I'd put them in jail for life every time they are proved liars, be sure this would stop instantly
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Unfortunately, the whole legal system isn't exactly in favor of men. Sexual abuse by women is laughed about, a man has to ferociously fight to be able to see his children after a divorce, HE has to prove his innocence with accusations with little to no proof, etc. Overall, the woman is close to being above the law in the current climate.

And then you of course have the white knights brushing this off.
 
Rhazer Fusion said:
I didn't really read deep into this, but where is the evidence? Was there a DNA test done? What ever happened to innocent until proven guilty?
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That's been cancelled. A women need but point her divine finger at your direction and you are fired, divorced and socially ostracized by the court of Twitter.
 
JohnnyFootball said:
One of the problems is that rape socially (not legally) is getting constantly redefined. Too many women who had a bad sexual experience and slept with a guy they ended up not liking are persuaded into believing they were raped. Memory recreation is a real thing and that is the most likely theory as to what happened with Kavanaugh and Ford.

The best advice I give young men is to not under any circumstances sleep with a woman who is drunk.
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True but nevertheless the consequences for the falsely accused are devastating.

I imagine that when potentially facing a punishment equal to that of the crime you're accusing someone of, you would make sure that you were actually raped as defined by the law. I want to emphasise that i'm talking about cases where a woman accused a man of rape, knowing that wasn't the case, for vindictive purposes or to get in the spotlight.

As an example, the woman who got Andy Signore fired from Screen Junkies and ostracised from his community. Turns out, while he was a cunt for cheating on his wife, there was no rape or abuse. He has now shown the receipts. Something he couldn't do while he had a case against Screen Junkies still going. So he had to sit there for like a year, knowing he was innocent but unable to show the evidence while he was branded by social media. The evidence clearly shows that she was pursuing a relationship as much as he was. Now? She made some moronic tweet talking about 'her truth' and how she refused to dedicate more time to it. Even if Andy had gotten the police involved, she would have gotten off with little to no punishment. That's not right
 
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Katsura said:
True but nevertheless the consequences for the falsely accused are devastating.

I imagine that when potentially facing a punishment equal to that of the crime you're accusing someone of, you would make sure that you were actually raped as defined by the law. I want to emphasise that i'm talking about cases where a woman accused a man of rape, knowing that wasn't the case, for vindictive purposes or to get in the spotlight.

As an example, the woman who got Andy Signore fired from Screen Junkies and ostracised from his community. Turns out, while he was a cunt for cheating on his wife, there was no rape or abuse. He has now shown the receipts. Something he couldn't do while he had a case against Screen Junkies still going. So he had to sit there for like a year, knowing he was innocent but unable to show the evidence while he was branded by social media. The evidence clearly shows that she was pursuing a relationship as much as he was. Now? She made some moronic tweet talking about 'her truth' and how she refused to dedicate more time to it. Even if Andy had gotten the police involved, she would have gotten off with little to no punishment. That's not right
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I am firmly in the camp of supporting that any woman who knowingly and maliciously falsely accuses a man of rape should get an equivalent sentence for that crime.
 
EightBit Man said:
Unfortunately, the whole legal system isn't exactly in favor of men. Sexual abuse by women is laughed about, a man has to ferociously fight to be able to see his children after a divorce, HE has to prove his innocence with accusations with little to no proof, etc. Overall, the woman is close to being above the law in the current climate.

And then you of course have the white knights brushing this off.
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And then, after all this, " equal rights! Blah blah "

At this rate, what women did to obtain equality will be necessary for the men in the future lol
 
Innocent until proven guilty.

I will treat this as I treat all #metoo cases: with plenty of skepticism until evidence is brought in front of a court.
 
Rhysser said:
I'm sure they do, but being able to gather enough evidence within the right time window to trigger the police to act, and being willing to do so given that it will for sure lead to you being unemployed while simultaneously dealing with the trauma of the event is a pretty hard thing to actually accomplish. People often can't bear to come forward with this stuff until it is way too late for the police to do anything.

But maybe if you share your story after the fact and others with evidence come forward, it can work out.

The vast majority of the time these claims are both true and nothing is done. Despite this, I don't think people should be punished until accusations do have evidence surface.
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Based on what?
 
Rhysser said:
The vast majority of the time even true accusations lead to absolutely zilch except to victims losing their jobs and careers, which is why it's mostly not reported, despite the few high-profile cases that you see that do. I personally know of a case where there were even pictures, but the person did nothing out of fear of retaliation, so it's good to see people coming forward. This person might not have evidence and if she doesn't, obviously nothing should be done, but if others with evidence see this they might be encouraged to come forward too.
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This is not how you do it. You go to the authorities, and go thru the proper channels. This is akin to someone, before social media, before the internet, standing in towns square, with a sign draped on them stating" _______ raped me"

I really do understand being personally violated, and attacked, but, doing it like this is incorrect, and could end up destroying ones self. It also creates "sides" when it should be about evidence.
 
Maybe it's true but I know in my own experience I had an ex threaten to use a phony assault accusation as blackmail. "They'll believe me either way" were her exact words in an argument. Scared the hell out of me and she ended up getting what she wanted. I took no chances.
Another friend a similar thing happened but he ended up with an assault charge all because she took the breakup hard and set him up, pretending she just wanted sex. Got inside his house and went ballistic trashing the place and recieved self inflicted wounds. She sobbed to police and they believed it. She admitted it to her friends years later that she lied. I dated one of her friends..
 
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Accusing someone of rape, if untrue, is a serious defamatory statement. The accused should absolutely take this seriously, call a lawyer and pursue this the legal way; The fact that the accuser wrote this down and also announced on a social media platform the accusation is extremely beneficial to the case, otherwise there would be no evidence to suggest of the defamation. To keep his online social reputation intact he should also communicate as much as possible, if that's what he wishes to do.

If i had nothing to hide, that's what i would do at least.

Romulus said:
Maybe it's true but I know in my own experience I had an ex threaten to use a phony assault accusation as blackmail. "They'll believe me either way" were her exact words in an argument. Scared the hell out of me and she ended up getting what she wanted. I took no chances.
Another friend a similar thing happened but he ended up with an assault charge all because she took the breakup hard and set him up, pretending she just wanted sex. Got inside his house and went ballistic trashing the place and recieved self inflicted wounds. She sobbed to police and they believed it. She admitted it to her friends years later that she lied. I dated one of her friends..
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In cases of defamation that may significantly cause some form of damage it's always best to call a lawyer who is capable of taking legal action on your behalf. Your reputation can be saved and the person accusing you of things you didn't do can be caught with the lie and turned against that person. But it definitely depends on the gravity of the defamatory statement, whether or not it's worth pursuing.

I don't know the particularities of your case, but considering you complied with her wishes, it mustn't have caused significant damage to give in. In this case, i think you did the smart thing, and i assume you also moved on with your life.
 
llien said:
Isn't it just a side effect of "someone did crazy shit and died" is nearly guaranteed to be a man, or, in case of athletics, men having biological advantage?
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No, I think it comes from the fact that women weren't actually allowed to do most things until relatively recently. Whether it's vote, get educated, or whatever else. I'm not talking about 'crazy' things. I'm talking about very non-crazy things like win some science prize or become a senator. They've made up a lot of ground in modern times though which is good.


llien said:
I have a question about earning gap.
I earn more than my wife would, even if she would work full time (she does not).
I'm older, my career is longer (she had option to get another degree and stayed at home with kids for some time) and did things to earn money that terrified me (fly twice a week, despite acrophobia) and at the moment I'm considering moving to another position, with crazy schedule and overtime, but nearly double my current income.
Now, obviously, money I earn are not mine, it is our money, I barely spend any of it.
Could you elaborate, why this is a problem, or in what way my wife is oppressed?
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The problem is when people with similar credentials doing similar roles earn different amounts because one of them is female.

BTW the reason why I told you this is actually a literature review s because I knew you were going to pick nits :) It's specifically WHY I said that JUST like climate change, there is not ONE factoid or paper. I can question any single finding about climate change in isolation as you are doing here. But as a whole body of evidence it is crystal clear.
 
KINGMOKU said:
This is not how you do it. You go to the authorities, and go thru the proper channels. This is akin to someone, before social media, before the internet, standing in towns square, with a sign draped on them stating" _______ raped me"

I really do understand being personally violated, and attacked, but, doing it like this is incorrect, and could end up destroying ones self. It also creates "sides" when it should be about evidence.
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I somehow don't think you do understand, given the priorities you are stating in your post. This is a place where proper channels mostly fail as already stated, as it is exceedingly hard to collect evidence. Going public can potentially help you gather evidence so that you CAN go to the proper channels after the fact.
 
Rhysser said:
When you are raped by someone who also controls your livelihood and sole source of income, and you both foresee it to prepare for a way to gather evidence, and are level-headed enough after the rape to think to collect additional evidence instead of dealing with teh trauma, and then decide to go to the police despite the fact that doing so will for sure mean you are unemployed and have no income even if they do charge the guy, let me know how that works out.

Until that time, I'm happy to see these people increasingly called out on twitter and other venues.
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Don't care. You either report it to the police or it didn't happen.
 
Whoa reset is like the total opposite of here lol they are convicting all the accussed as if it's a done deal and a fact then thy talk shit about here lol smh. Damn no middle ground on none of these forums.
 
JimmyJones said:
Don't care. You either report it to the police or it didn't happen.
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Luckily it's not you who needs to care, and other people out there do, increasingly so.


Gamernyc78 said:
Whoa reset is like the total opposite of here lol they are convicting all the accussed as if it's a done deal and a fact then thy talk shit about here lol smh. Damn no middle ground on none of these forums.
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Sigh this polarization is the worst thing about all the forum split.
 
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Gamernyc78 said:
Whoa reset is like the total opposite of here lol they are convicting all the accussed as if it's a done deal and a fact then thy talk shit about here lol smh. Damn no middle ground on none of these forums.
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The difference is that people here aren't being banned for believing or not believing the accuser or for stating why.
 
jshackles said:
The difference is that people here aren't being banned for believing or not believing the accuser or for stating why.
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OH trust me I know. I've been banned there for putting a dude in place spouting his nonsense as fact but being he was in the cool group thy banned me.

Duly noted.
 
Gamernyc78 said:
Whoa reset is like the total opposite of here lol they are convicting all the accussed as if it's a done deal and a fact then thy talk shit about here lol smh. Damn no middle ground on none of these forums.
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Both of them should pursue this legally. Announcing this on a social media platform and not doing anything else is not good; Especially if the accuser can't come up with evidence, such as witnesses for example. If the accused stays quiet and doesn't respond appropriately, then that's not good either.

I don't understand what middle ground people would expect in this situation. This is silly, to be honest and childish, to say the least. This should have never been taken on a social media platform.
 
xpresstuning said:
Both of them should pursue this legally. Announcing this on a social media platform and not doing anything else is not good; Especially if the accuser can't come up with evidence, such as witnesses for example. If the accused stays quiet and doesn't respond appropriately, then that's not good either.

I don't understand what middle ground people would expect in this situation. This is silly, to be honest and childish, to say the least. This should have never been taken on a social media platform.
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Definitely shouldn't have been made public on social media thts just attention seeking. Not to mention some ppl do this to discredit others and in the end sometimes come to find out that person isnt guilty of anything. They are just making others feel like the person is guilty without due process.

And what middle ground? How about not jumping to affirm guilt or innocence. I'm grown enough to know u cannot make a decision based off hearsay, emotions, Twitter tweet and no evidence. I hope whoever is lying recieves the full extent of the law. Jumping to confusions for or against imo is silly.
 
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lock2k said:
Say you have a group of friends/acquaintances. They all worked with said target. You all hate him. Bingo.
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Ok but probably a person won't have coincidentally raped your friends you worked with. Probably a person might do this to one person per few years, at different places of work, not daily, and specifically to the people you know.
 
Rhysser said:
Ok but probably a person won't have coincidentally raped your friends you worked with. Probably a person might do this to one person per few years, at different places of work, not daily, and specifically to the people you know.
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A second person that has not been raped might still hate the target and wants to come forward to fuck him up for good.
 
lock2k said:
A second person that has not been raped might still hate the target and wants to come forward to fuck him up for good.
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Not sure how that's relevant or helpful. Rape victims specifically need evidence about other rape instances, not about anything at all that someone might not be liked about. The second person, having not been raped, will probably have nothing useful to contribute to help a rape victim legally.
 
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