Auto-SummaryThis forum post delves into the complexities of Sweden's reported rape statistics and the debate surrounding the definition of sexual violence. Key points include:
1. The wiki page discusses changes in legal definitions and a survey that considers asking for a date as sexual harassment.
2. The term "sexual violence" is criticized for being ambiguous, with no mention of rape statistics.
3. A Swedish law's handling of rape cases is questioned, noting that once classified as rape, it remains so even if later investigations disprove it.
4. The post argues that the increase in reported rapes may be due to women's strong reporting behavior rather than an actual rise in incidents.
5. A comparison is made between Sweden's rape statistics and those of other European countries, highlighting inconsistencies.
6. The impact of a strong feminist movement in Sweden on the definition of rape and the resulting controversy is discussed.
7. The post suggests that the high number of reported rapes may be influenced by government policies and the desire to support feminist narratives.
8. The importance of comparing historical definitions of rape to understand the current statistics is emphasized.
9. The relationship between immigration patterns and reported rape cases is questioned, suggesting a possible correlation.
10. The post concludes by questioning the effectiveness of Sweden's government in addressing these issues,
Malkuthian said: the information needed can be found through the linked wiki pages... Example: Violence against women: an EU-wide survey
it's interesting that the wiki page discusses the changes in definitions of the law and this survey like to list asking someone for a date as sexual harassment
it also keeps using the ambiguous term of 'sexual violence' but they arent actually addressing the rape statistics. could you be getting the info from a place trying to vilify the rest of europe or just men? where is the violence against men survey?
Quote: *Also a interesting examaple: "Unlike the majority of countries in Europe, crime data in Sweden are collected when the offence in question is first reported, at which point the classification may be unclear. In Sweden, once an act has been registered as rape, it retains this classification in the published crime statistics, even if later investigations indicate that no crime can be proven or if the offence must be given an alternative judicial classification" If that's not a way to fuck up statistics I don't know what is...
if reported figures are the figures for reports, it doesnt fuck up the statistics, if it's only listing convictions then it does, I'm unaware of any country that downgrades a rape to an accidental jay walking
maybe what you're really showing us is that the women in sweden take stare rape very seriously and always report it as sexual assaults against them, how else would the number of reports been on such a steady increase but the numbers of convictions have remained the same. swedish women are bitchy cunts that think just looking at them amounts to rape... is that the case or have the actual incidences of rape increased. should all those false reports also receive a trial in order to reduce women falsely reporting rapes and wasting the time of the police
Prisoner#1 said: I was thinking that the victim reports the incident after 10 rapes, as usually is the case with domestic rapes... "For example, if a woman says she has been raped by her husband every day during a year, the Swedish police may record more than 300 cases of rape"/ Wiki . Rape_in_Sweden - Statistical_factors
so swedish women are in fact vindictive cunts that will do anything to destroy a man's life. it's a paradise for the feminists that believe every time a man has sex he has raped a woman
maybe sweden is just so backwards that they should be bombed into the stone age because of all their attempts to vilify men in their crime reporting statistics, what's sweden got to offer? Ikea and meatballs?the meatballs arent that fucking good and most people turn to murder after buying Ikea furniture
Quote: Maybe you should start by reading the wiki links (at least...)?
I did, that's where I found that the number of convictions had never increased int he last 10 years even though the number of reported rapes has more than tripled, that doesnt seem to fit any narrative other than that swedish women prefer men to be in prison
Quote: In 2014, there were 6,700 rapes reported to the Swedish police—or 69 cases per 100,000 population—according to the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (BRÅ), which is an 11 percent increase from the previous year.[5] The number of convictions has remained relatively unchanged since 2005, with approximately 190 convictions on average each year.[6][7]
Quote: Personally I think the very strong feminist movement in Sweden is a big reason for the problematic statistics. The definition of rape has been widened for a long time. And if I were to argue against these changes and say "that's not really rape", I would be met with: "so you think it's okay to do that?". If this bullshit continues, soon it will be defined as a rape if a guy would hug a girl he doesn't know... This is an ongoing problem. It makes comparing statistics impossible. And this did not start 2004:
so you have some serious problems with your government kowtowing to fringe groups of nutter women because they're afraid the bitches will cut off the flow of pussy and the men are terrified that they'll never get laid again so they simply give up on the debate when a woman says "so you think it's OK to do that?" instead of saying something like "no, I think you're a retarded twat for wanting to compare a guy glancing at your ass to an actual violent rape" but hey, you guys want the socialist utopia that falsely portrays you as the rape capital of the world, maybe it can be the new tourist slogan "Sweden, we'll rape you good"
Quote: Apart from this I think Sweden has been very successful in getting victims to report the crime. We have an unusually high confidence in the government in Sweden.
after what you just explained, I have to question why swedes have any faith in their government, sure, feminists should love it there in the commie wonderland but from what you're saying, the swedish government wants all men imprisoned
maybe you could show us the actual definitions of rape from say 1990 and 2010 so we can compare and see how the definition has resulted in such a huge spike in those rape statistics
Quote: And the even more important questions is: is it really reasonable to use this highly debated statistics to claim refugees causes rape? Or is that maybe just using the headlines to support what you want it to support?...
havent there been an increase in the reports of rapes? the statistics show there has and those numbers seem to follow the immigration patterns of migrants entering sweden, maybe it's just a coincidence or maybe the increasing trends of rape reports reflect the growing population
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