the same with the discussion about the amount demanded elsewhere. "it's just women, why so much?!"
there's yet to be any discussion about the merits of the case, just sideglance comments like these. try to be a little more empathetic and thoughtful.
For example, many states allow an individual to press charges without going to the police. If the police or FBI decline to charge, the person can file it themself. They can also file board complaints to have his license revoked. Most states also have exceptions to secret recording when serious crimes are committed so you have evidence. That's not to say this is always necessary or that it will always work. But it's important for people to know their rights and options.
This "factoid" is not random. This is a pattern that we continue to see, that affects many demographics. We need to eliminate these misconceptions so that people know their rights and options. Maybe that will help curb the future damage, or at least allow people to make decisions based on reality.
I brought up the "police looking the other way" in the grander context - that they can do this for things other than just sexual assault. This is relevant.
Sorry that you think everyone needs to think nd feel exactly like you, and that other people's opinions and views aren't as important as your's.