Does being rich increase a man's chance of being a victim of a #metoo accusation?

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Anytime a man has something women want he is a target for gold digging and false accusations.

[USLegionary]

Absolutely. It's the same as a random chick a wealthy guy sleeps with one time accidentally gets pregnant, why for the child support. No use falsely accusing or getting deliberately knocked up to a poor man.

That's why you see all those pro athletes getting falsely accused or hit up for child support from one night stands. These women prey on them.

Of course many wealthy male victim of false allegations just wants it all to go away so he takes her offer to settle for a lump sum of money, of course that just makes you look guilty In future cases and encourage other accusers.

[OddBeMe]

Lawsuits usually follow money. So does sociopathy.

[jshm2]

Metoo movement is largely dead as it was mostly directed at people like Weinstein.

Everyone else was largely nobody much.

But you seem to have your head up your ass in not understanding it's NOT about wealth or race. Rather, it's about people who are not being investigated by the law because of their positions. Not because there is no just cause.

In other words, girls and boys (yes there are boys in there as well) who were sexually abused by their bosses or agents and the authorities stepped back and did nothing.

[genericname85]

of course. if you got nothing then what is someone supposed to sue you about? even if you did actually rape them xD there's nothing for them to really win.

also i think "metoo" in my opinion celebrates victimhood instead of putting the focus on exposing the people who did it. it's like you gotta have been raped if you wanna be a part and that's hardly something anyone should desire.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Definitely does. Rich people are unlike the common man and woman, they have to go the extra mile to protect themselves because often times people try to scam them for their money or get close to them to falsely accuse them of misconduct or some bull to file a law suit against them.

[joeldalton]

of course. There's a financial incentive to make a false accusation, there's a likelihood that someone with a lot of money starts to feel he/she is above the law

[xColinx]

For sure. #Free Billy Cosby, Louis CK, R Kelly, Weinstein, Matt Lauer, that quarterback guy who likes massages... free all of em from these "accusations".

[exitseven]

It probably makes it easier for a woman to get a lawyer to take the case.

[NathanDavis]

well, rich people do tend to cross boundaries quite often... so, you're just playing the odds on that

[normalice]

If being rich makes him think he should be allowed to harass women, yes.

[KrakenAttackin]

I would think so, just as people sue who is wealthy, not who is at fault.

[Anonymous]

Only publically, if he's a man it's liable he'll be MeTooed and executed as the statutes dictate

[Anonymous]

Probably, as women has more to gain from Me2-ing rich guys

[UCrayCray]

Yes. I believe so.

[Justneedtokno]

Yes slightly a target

[Anonymous]

Yea, for sure.

[Anonymous]

Definitely!