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Originally Posted by Thingle
No, when the basis of your statistics is flawed, you don't get a clear picture of who abuses who.. especially when there is misrepresentation one cannot simply correct on his own.
Now that you know that the outcome of such statistic is not at all reflective of the situation, why insist on tackling it as if it were the real problem? Isn't it a waste of effort?
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That's why a person is stated innocent before the police collects proofs of a mistreatment.
The statistics, complete or not, prove that there are some problems that need to be resolved. If there were none, then no one would complain. If the women lie (which I doubt for the majority), then there is still a problem who needs to be resolved. So claiming that everything's right is wrong in any case.
And you still claim misdiagnosis without any basis
