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While everyone is throwing Laurence Fox under the bus for crass comments last night: Does anyone remember last year, when Ava said women are entitled to weaponise false rape accusations to terrify men, and implied my friends and I are rapists-in-waiting? Almost a million views on YouTube. Millions of... show more
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And people wonder why men are avoiding women.

Except she doesn’t say that…

That’s not what she said

@WalkerDevon1922 And that is not what she said. Shame on you.

Yes. I was sickened when I saw it

@CarlBoylin An attitude that wants boys & men to be frightened, & gives them the message that any behaviour that is less than 100% perfect will be labelled as sexual assault is not an attitude to be proud of. It's an attitude that will harm Just another day in our misandrist society

@ben_kew The answer for men is to not date or hook up with modern Western women. Travel abroad and find yourself a traditional woman that cares about family values and not their own vanity.

"throwing Laurence Fox under the bus" No-one is throwing Lozza under the bus. He did that all on his own.

I just watched that clip and she didn't say that at all!
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