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I think you’ve made a really good point that men tend to disbelieve sexual assault because of their misunderstanding on the issue, affected by media. However, understanding and supporting victims and preventing “cancel” out of false accusations are equally important.
Not equally important at all. Only 2-10% of accusations are false & even a public reaction in that proportion would only be valid if the impact was equivalent. Rare false accusations do not ruin lives on the same level that sexual assault does. Equating the two is monstrous.
Maybe I wasn’t clear enough. What I mean by they are equally important is not by amount of cases our how much damage they does to people. Of course numbers of cases where the abuser gets away is way way higher than cases where someone makes false accusation.
I agree with you, but I also think that we shouldn't ignore something just because it's a smaller problem than another problem, like was it Neil DeGrasse who was like "shootings are not that bad because other things kill more people". 1/2
Main focus should ALWAYS be the sexual assault victims, but there also needs to be discussion about false accusations. Also the figures you quote are only considering false reports to police, not false reports in social media and other communities, which is where that dmg happens
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