You're avoiding my question. You've failed to mention any many who've had their lives ruined by accusations judged as false despite the fact it's something men should be worried about, surely if it was a real concern you'd be able to mention other people off of the top of your head? As you didn't it looks like you built your entire view over a case you didn't understand or research that doesn't hold up at all, whilst at the same time it's easy for me to come up with fucking lists of men who've abused women and haven't had their lives destroyed?
Can you not see the issue with your line of thought and how it's biased? Even looking into studies outside of the celebrity world it's hard to find examples of accusations that didn't result in convictions having hugely negative effects on men's lives, outside of if they have mental health issues.
ot astounds me that the kind of people who cry about unreported rapes being highly overestimated (usually based off of misreading/misunderstanding and misrepresenting this one study) are the same crowd who'll point to how rape accusations that don't lead to convictions objectivly ruin men's lives with no data outside of a few anecdotes.
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