If there are no physical traces of forced sex the case should always be dropped. I'm surprised your friend didn't take revenge. Not sure if I could restrain myself. How's your friend doing?

Some of the last couple of posts have been... uh a bit "interesting". Guys please avoid generalizations and please stay on topic.

"With the feminism culture being so strong in the western world especially the U.S.A do you think that woman nowadays have too much rights and power?"

No. They have significantly less political and financial power as their male counterparts and are outnumbered in positions of authority. As for rights, they have the same rights as men, however, they are more likely to be violated than a man's.

"Do you also think that man are starting to be known as second class citizens?"

No. Just...not even close.

I'm not sure about the U.S.A but in Australia it went a little bit that way. Now it's coming back to true 'equal rights' as far as I can tell. For example, custody cases with divorce often result in a 50/50 split these days. This is a very recent thing though and I imagine all the fathers killing themselves after losing their kids had a bit to do with it.

Man,  I don't have those links ready. It's probably better right now though with the wages. But you were talking about the unions, how does that work? Because I live in the Netherlands and we do have groups that make sure workers get rights, but I'm sure there's a way to pay a woman less than a man here,  because we've had big heads of banks get €100.000 when they were fired even though they didn't do a proper job.

if the head of a bank just gets 100k when he is fired the system works, 100m are more like the norm... 

and there is no way you can pay a women less if the union and the companys talk about the wages(normal for the most workers).

if you have to talk with your boss about your wage, its your own fault if you get payed less than the others(but those people normaly make a lot more than the rest of the work force so its not realy important)

This thread needs more Tony Abbott

No.

Women are still disproportionately treated as sex objects
Victim of sexual harrasment
Under represented in politics
Undermined in most corporate work cultures
Underestimated in capabilities and interests.

Yes they are favoured in the court system and it needs to be rebalanced but that doesn't outweigh everything else. Having sites like Jezebel write a dozen biased think pieces everyday doesn't equate to power in the real world.

What system works? €100k is a lot of money to just receive after being fired because you didn't do a well enough job. Maybe it's normal in the States, but here big sums of money like that are a whole lot less common. 

But yeah that's a different topic. 

I have no idea what that's trying to say lol (both literally and grammatically). It's Tony Abbot though, so my immediate reaction is to vomit regardless.