This Can't Keep Happening... She Should Be In Jail

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[@Bender2497]

"Believe all women" That's the craziest thing I've Amber Heard.

[@rogersmoot6194]

Great play on words. But so true!

[@ajtaylor8750]

The interview with Sarah Gonzalez was one of the greatest displays of holding a woman accountable for her lies I've ever seen. Sarah held nothing back and came full force at this jezebel about her lies, and it's great seeing one woman hold another woman's feet to the fire for her wrongdoings.

[@CourtneyRyan]

100% agree. Refreshing to see for sure!

[@AlexanderSkinnerVids]

Sadly, I think that’s going to be the last time this harpy sits for an interview. Good on Sarah for being thorough.

[@FloridaMan-he1bu]

​@@CourtneyRyan you are one of the very few women who call all this bullshit out! Keep up the good work!

[@EFunkRock]

Her interview is something you WON’T see on ESPN.

[@MikeBEASTLEY]

Why did she agree to that interview? She got killed lol.

[@lawrence31415]

I agree: if someone falsely accuses a person, then that fake accuser should pay for defamation.

[@jeremiejs]

Considering that if the accusation would've stuck, the accused would've lost a whole lot more than a defamation charge, it seems like it wouldn't be enough of a deterent. The false accuser should receive the same sentence as their accusation would've brought on the accused.

[@SpoonHurler]

This isn't (edit: just) defamation... this is straight up fraud and extortion. I don't want to get into the false allegation stuff cause two people can interpret incidence differently but this is not one of those cases... this is a CRIMINAL action and she needs to be behind bars.

[@homerj806]

He already said that there is no way for her to pay but I would have recommended that she pay 20% of her income to domestic violence shelters in Los Angeles.

[@jeremiejs]

@@homerj806 while I sort of do understand the idea you're trying to express, I don't see how that would pay for his legal fees. The trial is between those two individuals, why should she pay someone else as a result? Plus, false accusation of domestic violence ISN'T domestic violence so why should false accusations fund domestic violence shelters? Your intentions are good but misguided.

[@somethingawesome1462]

@@SpoonHurlerI would also like to see her lawyers reported to the bar. It was a straight shakedown. They had no case and were okay blackmailing him to get money

[@brianz28lpe]

She should be in prison. PERIOD!

[@thewinddb]

The penalty for falsely accusing someone of this.... should be the same severity as the original accused crime.

[@howaboutsomesoyfood]

it will not stop until this is the punishment.

[@codystokes3667]

I dealt with this during my divorce, outrageous false accusations. The real victims were the children, they miss their dad, they need their dad.

[@ollysombrero8427]

Think of all the falsely-accused who are rotting in jail cells because they didn't have the means to fight the fight legally.

[@elwoodrussell5097]

What would have happened if she didn't take that video?

[@Maverick33]

And that goes for any and all accusations of whatever crime

[@tommygunn6901]

This is why the notion of "believe all women" is a joke. It devalues and downplays victims, point blank! Secondly, speaking as one who has taken a few law classes that pertain courts, it aint rocket science to arbitrarily get both sodes of the story! Even if he was financially compensated, the damge is done! Humanity needs to do better!

[@CourtneyRyan]

👏🏼

[@SpoonHurler]

Listen to everyone, believe in the facts.

[@bikwah90]

It started as just "believe women." The idea being a lot of women weren't coming forward with legitimate abuses because they were being disregarded. "Believe women" was supposed to mean "don't disregard an account outright." It being twisted into "believe all women" definitely completely undermines the original intent.

[@KitCatForever777]

I know exactly how he feels. I was falsely accused of abusing my children by my ex-wife. Come to find out during divorce proceedings that is a very common thing for women to do. I lost my relationship with my oldest child because of it. I lost 2 years of time with my younger two children. I lost thousands of dollars in attorney's fees and lost work. These mental stress of having to go through that was unbearable. And when it came out that I was completely innocent of those charges my ex-wife could not even offer an apology to me.

[@jackdeniston59]

@@SpoonHurler That has ended. Now Believe no woman.

[@dangerjunky]

As an investigator working in the corporate world, I've now investigated 11 allegations of sexual assault. Every one of the allegations turned out to be complete bull***t. And women are now surprised when they're attacked in public and nearby men won't stop to help them.

[@AnonymousProPublicaHakr]

They are so attacked out of spite. Because of this

[@michaelmurray6197]

I've worked in HR for three different companies for well over half a decade. I don't think I've investigated a single sexual assault or harassment case that ended up being actual sexual assault or harassment, I could be forgetting one but I can't think of it. More than half ended up being a woman asking HR to talk to a guy and ask them to stop talking to her, but after talking to them it quickly became apparent that they just didn't want to tell the guy to stop talking to them, they thought it was easier to report them to HR instead of just telling the guy themselves. I do know a few other HR people that did have some legitimate investigations, but they were rare. What was far more common was the opposite where allegations ended up being completely false, I had one where the accuser had two witnesses. One witness stated that the allegation never happened, the second witness actually hadn't even been working that day and also said they had no knowledge of anything happening. At least the common theme wasn't about getting money, it was almost always that they wanted someone to stop talking to them without having to tell them that, or it was revenge for something. The incidents that were usually true and about just as common was workplace violence or threats. Things like throwing part of a rubber speedbump through a car window, threatening to beat someone up, have friends meet them in the parking lot to beat them up, or bringing a weapon into the workplace. Even had to get the police involved a couple of times, once when two employees threatened someone, were fired and kicked off the property, and then waited for them at the end of the access road. Craziest part is that they were waiting for the person they thought had reported them to HR, which wasn't actually the person that had reported them to HR. They had been talking about beating the person up in a training session while with a manager present, but for some reason didn't think at all that the manager was the one that reported them.

[@AnonymousProPublicaHakr]

@@michaelmurray6197 interesting! care to share this with every prominent media outlet in the world. It’s extremely dangerous for people to spread this false rhetoric. It angers the wrong people in the wrong places at the wrong time. I always knew a lot of this was propaganda being spread by left-wing outlets. I always ignore it when I read the information that says all one demographic. That just doesn’t make sense statistically for one. We need to stop this for the sake of both sides.

[@RonaldGibson699]

We are supposed to be "innocent until proven guilty" , so this "we should believe all women" thing always bothered me. Men aren't always wrong and deserve the benefit of the doubt.

[@howaboutsomesoyfood]

and how asking for proof is a bad thing despite that's how all other crimes in countries with a court system work.

[@PerryWagle]

I've been calling it "guilty if accused", but yeah, right there with you.

[@firerock9320]

And no public apologies from news networks, TV stations, influences anyone claiming that someone is guilty before proof.

[@electrictroy2010]

@PerryWagle GLENN beck says “Women deserve to be HEARD but not automatically believed. She needs to prove her case in court, before we destroy the man’s life.” .

[@VideoCesar07]

Unfortunately I have pointed this out many times before and people come back with the lame answer of "that's only in criminal court. That doesn't apply in the court of public opinion." True, people have the right to believe whatever they want but unfortunately even when someone is found 110% innocent there are all these apologists justifying what they did such as her upbringing, her environment, her past experiences, etc. All of a sudden the concept of personal accountability goes out the window.

[@drip369]

She definitely should be in jail, I mean it's pretty common knowledge that slander and libel are illegal, because anything that violates the Constitution is automatically illegal because the Constitution is known as the supreme law of the land

[@somethingawesome1462]

Perjury is defintely illegal

[@no_regerts5176]

The police knew it was bogus from the beginning, so they didn’t charge him. She never got a chance to perjure herself. However, Trevor Bauer and the commissioner of MLB didn’t get along, so he was suspended anyway.

[@katiek.8808]

The constitution doesn’t contain any laws like that at all. The constitution is rules for government not normal people.

[@electrictroy2010]

Clearly the Drip never read the Constitution because the words libel or slander don’t appear there

[@aaronharlow2137]

Courtney, I absolutely love you for this. I spent TWO YEARS in legal battles before I could even see my daughter again with this restraining order nonsense. I lost my home, was literally homeless, and had to start up all the way from scratch. By the time I had a lawyer and the wherewithal to defend myself, the judge could clearly see the inconsistensies in her claims, but the damage was already done. Dude is lucky he's got money. I didn't. And a lot of us guys don't.

[@Billy-the-Kid]

The whole thing is about accountability. False accusation's should be severely punished.

[@dominiquejohnson5234]

Thank you courtney for interjecting sanity in this crazy situation.

[@CourtneyRyan]

Always a pleasure!

[@Edmond347]

Isn’t she just expressing what any well adjusted person with a moral compass feels? Not sure I understand thanking someone for that.

[@dominiquejohnson5234]

Well you would think so, but having a moral compass depends on the person and even those who have a moral compass have a variation as to what it sais between person to person. some are pretty warped. She could have chosen to say and do something crazy or malignant like agree with the gold digger, never know. I try not to take things for granted, hence the "thanks".

[@Edmond347]

@@dominiquejohnson5234 I think it’s absolutely insane that we feel compelled to thank people for saying what should be a common sense observation. The world has gone completely mad. I for one refuse to participate in this insanity.

[@dominiquejohnson5234]

@@Edmond347 hey calm down. Its just saying thanks. If a cashier hands you a drink do you say thanks? Or do you just grab it from them? Its their job guess i'm the kind of guy who still sais thanks, while your the kind of guy who just grabs it from them cause its their job. But its alot more in the act of thanking someone than just the act. Sometimes small acts of gratitude maybe the difference between someone feeling like an object or a human being. Never know what people are going through, why not just be positive. To be honest your condemnation of my acts for no meaningful gain, borders on cyber bullying, sir.

[@DominickRuocco]

This is beyond messed up. Trevor worked hard his entire life just to make it to MLB, and now it's gone because some woman wanted his money. In the public's eye, he'll probably never recover from this, and he did nothing wrong. Thank you, Courtney, for reacting to these tough subjects. 👏👏👏

[@electrictroy2010]

ALL WOMEN WANT A SLAVE. They want the man to give her his income, so she can buy herself expensive cars, bags, clothes. (And if he refuses, she divorces him & gets 60% of his income for life vis court mandated alimony.)

[@thedredayshow9246]

Unfortunately, It won't stop. A lot of people are in the category of "Guilty until proven innocent" Even if the shit is false, the man is still guilty in the eyes of the public.

[@CourtneyRyan]

Such a shame.

[@BheeOrgh]

@@CourtneyRyan Not only a shame but a requirement for those women who are afraid to have their confirmation bias validated by the court of public opinion with "well grounded truths" such as..., "No man is innocent, they just haven't been caught!".

[@howaboutsomesoyfood]

even being found not guilty in court doesn't help. the damage to the man's reputation is permanent.

[@BheeOrgh]

@@howaboutsomesoyfood And there are women who are proudly stating that "Now a man knows what a woman goes thru, 'cause her life is ruined", basically, so what if he didn't do it, at least he's hurting like so man women, he should take it, embrace it and move it. Notice how society are dragged if ANY MAN, or even some women, say the same to them? They call it victim shaming, post event trauma, devaluing a woman's existence but women can destroy an innocent man's life.

[@dobermanownerforlife3902]

It is illegal to be a man in the US currently. Unless you are hot enough.

[@sleepsound3107]

I was grossly and falsely accused of atrocious acts going through my divorce. Defending my self in Court across two states was not easy being that I had minimal funds for legal defense fees. The day it was over was one of the best feelings I ever experienced. I can definitely empathize with this man. Good for him, the future is bright

[@bhart3321]

Women who make such allegations during court proceedings should be held in contempt & forfeit her case. She walks away with nothing, no car, no kids, no settlement, NOTHING AT ALL. Take away her incentives for divorce & only the people that legitimately need to be divorce (cheating, abuse, mental health, mutual decision, etc) can get them. No one should be able to walk away with cash & prizes without valid reason.

[@TheMelcho]

It's standard procedure now to accuse men of Domestic Violence or sexual abuse of their own kids as a "nuclear option" in family law, because it works...guilty until proven innocent and near ZERO consequences for slander and destroying an innocent man's life (and the kids too) so that a selfish woman can get more.

[@atropiaveteran]

My divorce too, it is the standard and men's divorce lawyers warn you to expect the pantheon of false allegations (grape of her and the kids, abuse of her and the kids and emotional/financial neglect). It is so normalized that it is part of divorce lawyer intake proceedings for men.

[@cp368productions2]

Being accused of something I didn't do is my number 1 fear. Around Easter 2010 I was wrongfully included in the sexual assault accusations of a 16 year old girl. The guy came up behind her and shoved his phone in her face with pictures of his junk. The store apologized a year later for involving me in that, when I had no clue anything like that happened and to this day I don't know who actually did it. I have never set foot in that store since and I became terrified of most girls. Then 8.5 years later a girl who was showing all the signs of being interested in me for 1.5 years and had her friends stalking me, I started avoiding her because she was doing this while in a relationship and living with the guy, the later making me not be interested at all in her. After 2.5 months of avoiding her she went to the sheriff's department and filed a report that I was stalking her, was a threat to her and such. The deputy only listened to her, and came to my house stood in my driveway and threatened me with an order of protection over and over each time I told her that I had been avoiding the girl for 2.5 months and wanted nothing to do with her. For 4 years I have been so scared of females under the age of 50 that they actually made me physically shake in fear, I couldn't go into stores at all. It destroyed my life. Then my mom almost died, and going to the nursing home my mom is currently in ended up putting an end to my fear of all females under 50. And am actually considering a relationship with one of the CNAs.

[@elwoodrussell5097]

As a 65 year old widower I have dated a number of 50+ year old women. I have had two accuse me of assault when the most I ever did was hold ones hand. I never went out with either more than once. It was just their excuse after I told them I had no interest. And these are the two I heard about. Neither one went legal, but they did tell their friends and both told the dating service. Since then I have avoided dating women I don't know beforehand. Just to let you know you are never safe.

[@capitanclassic8624]

Her lawyer should be disbarred. This sort of withholding exculpatory evidence or withholding discovery happens all the time. Especially by prosecutors, but they are rarely held accountable. (Who polices the police. Who lawyers the lawyers. We have investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing)

[@matthewcoombs3282]

Non disclosure of evidence happens more often than you think. Very scary. It has been found to have been a factor in a number of miscarriages of justice here in the UK. It is wrong and the legal professionals who are guilty of it themselves should be barred from practice or even jailed in the most serious cases.

[@christopherdriscoll9281]

You nailed when you said there are true monsters out there. The way she talks in such a predatory way isn't how humans should see each other. Her mindset is no different from a rapist's.

[@dillon22st]

Man if I was her attorney, there's absolutely no way I would've let her do this interview. Her answers are so blatantly unbelievable

[@Andrew--S]

All the word salad jazz of "that's a good question" is only said by people who are evil. Just something i've noticed in life.

[@allenmajors4806]

You can provide legal advice, but the client is always free to ignore it.

[@harryporter3531]

I've been through this, I had no public image to uphold and no money, she was simply out to take my son from 😢. To say I had emotional breakdowns prior to court would be an understatement. She had unlimited funds and I had no money! I fell apart, the thought of loosing my son was more than I could bear, so I didn't give up. I walked into court very scared. The lawyers were women and the judge was a woman. Within about an hour the judge sided with me! The amount of weight lifted off me was immeasurable! To anyone out there going through this type of situation, please 🙏, do not give up, do not give in! Fight for what's right, fight for others, fight for justice, fight for yourself! Your life, your family's life, and your happiness is worth the fight! Please don't go down without a fight!!!

[@jamesturner2126]

This is where all the good men went. This is traumatizing to hear, especially because she is clever.

[@Guildofarcanelore]

I remember in the early 90’s talking to a friend about a mutual friend who was claiming to be SA’d. My friend after talking to “the victim” said a lot of her statements were “inconsistent” with someone who had experienced SA. My friend volunteered at a shelter and as a psych student she interviewed women who had been SA’d. Our mutual friend was not answering in a way that was consistent with her experience. “Would she lie?” Generally I thought our mutual friend was generally very candid (she generally didn’t care about other’s feelings), but when she explained the reason for the question; “oh yea, she’d lie to cover her ass”. She was married, got divorced, child support and alimony from her then husband. A few years later she remarried.. to the man she had claimed SA’d her.

[@joshuabenitez3260]

My ex-wife accused me of rape, but didn't press charges. Soon after we seperated and she cheated on me. She now has full custody of our daughter and I can only visit her under supervision. I have no parental rights to my daughter due to the allegations Her BF blew up the story on social media making me out to be a villian - taken down later, but the damage is basically done. No one cared to hear my story. I love my daughter. My ex from time to time will still try to manipulate me and take advantage. She knows I'm kind hearted and she is gently nudging her son to me as well (her son from one of her flings). I'll be honest. I don't know if I'll ever heal. I'm seeing a psych and on my 3rd therapist. Everyday, I'm fighting a war in my mind because one side of my wants to go to the extreme and break ties entirely. The other still wants to see my daughter. Honestly having to literally see her just to see my daughter is literal torture. I'm still trying to find a woman to love, but a part of feels like I may just be too broken now for it.

[@alexanderg5386]

You need to watch Fresh and Fit, they actually have lawyers on who give good legal advice, and in general give great information on self improvement and dark female nature so you'll be aware. God bless and good luck, you owe it to your daughter to fight for her. Don't give up on her or yourself.

[@MH-br3th]

It's like this in the workplace in general now too. If a woman decides she doesn't like a male co-worker she can destroy his career in a day. All she has to do is go to HR and say he said or did something inappropriate. No witnesses are required and no meaningful investigation will occur. The guy could have worked there with a perfect record for 20 years and they will cut him loose the next day to avoid a potential lawsuit or some other type of backlash.

[@meddyven]

Not only that, but a person has the right to know who there accuser is. All this BS about protecting the accuser, when they are the trouble maker. I was wrongly accused of only checking in yiyr single women, at the airport check in counter. I was suspended for over a month, until the video footage proved it was a complete lie. I should have slapped a defamation lawsuit on the airline!

[@hotpockets69]

Yea you're clearly projecting bro.

[@KJ-md2wj]

Shame on these HR staff.

[@michaelmurray6197]

@@meddyven Knowing who your accuser is only applies to actual court cases, even then there are exceptions that the court will sometimes grant. On the plus side I've worked HR for over half a decade at three different companies. At least in our case we never just assumed that the accuser was being truthful, more often than not for sexual harassment they either weren't or it was some type of misunderstanding. Over half the time it was some woman coming to HR asking us to talk to a guy and tell them to stop talking to her, but when we asked a few questions we learned that she hadn't already asked him to stop talking to her. Apparently they just thought reporting him to HR would be easier. I don't think I've fired anyone for sexual harassment or assault, despite the number of investigations I've had to do. At one point I had nearly 300 employees I was in charge of, so you can imagine how busy I was. The truth is that almost all the investigations and times I had to fire people were because of workplace violence or threats. People say and do stupid stuff all the time, at companies aren't willing to risk the liability that you will do it again or actually do what you threaten.

[@tgan71]

I've been falsely accused 3 times. And yes, I would need a lawyer for each of them and yup, each action cost me my career. In fact, I believe 2 of the 3 got promotions as a result of their known "mental health issues"

[@BheeOrgh]

"mental health issues" = Get Out Of Jail card, proceed to Go, collect as much as they can and move onto the "next victim", as Lindsay Hill so well phrased it.

[@aaronharlow2137]

gotta watch your ass at the workplace. happened to me this year, but thankfully no lawyer was needed. A woman (coworker) I knew for 2 years. I said something that made her think I was going to bump her aunt (who also worked there) out of a job. All of a sudden, she tells the boss I was looking down her blouse and making sexual advances on her. apparently she's been known to act this way before (he knew her longer than I did) and the boss could see it for what it was. She said either get rid of me or she's leaving. She's gone and I'm still there. some folks are not so lucky. also, this is a small company, but if this happened at a large corporation, I'd be gone

[@BheeOrgh]

@@aaronharlow2137 I used to work for a cosmetics company, in their IT Dept. I was pushed out - without legal repercussion - for being "overly familiar with the staff". In the office were 25 women, 5 men, I was one of the 5. The CEO and Directors offices were 2 doors down. If I had been overly familiar with a predominantly, female staff, why was only 1 "complaint" made from a senior member [ older than 35 ] of said staff? This woman was in her 40s, most mornings I would greet the staff, and during company drinks, after works, she was always invited but never attended. On the day of my dismissal, at the local bar, I was informed why I had been dismissed but not by whom , suffice to say she was a senior member - of which there was only 3, not hard to figure out. HR didn't care for my side, as far they were concerned #believeallwoman and I was out.

[@electrictroy2010]

ALL WOMEN WANT A SLAVE. They want the man to give her his income, so she can buy herself expensive cars, bags, clothes. (And if he refuses, she divorces him & gets 60% of his income for life vis court mandated alimony.)

[@andyfranks1575]

Go through a divorce as a man. Zero consequences for a woman to purger herself in court and do everything she can to gain the upper hand (including lying constantly). The legal system simps for women and it’s disgusting.

[@SomeGuy-up4yz]

The future will have a higher body count than the USSR and it's entirely the "courts" fault.

[@iamkAIden]

Remember guys, even the Top 1% of guys are getting played by these women. What makes you think you won’t?

[@drew8979]

This has happened to two guys I know and in both cases, it was revealed that the woman was lying. It has taken an immense toll on both of them and none of the women that falsely accused them were held accountable for lying.

[@kacurtis500]

Thank you so much for this video! I was accused of forcing a colleague into sex, which I deny completely and have the proof to show my innocence. After about 3 weeks, the woman decided that she wasn't going to proceed with the claim so I was told there was nothing to worry about... Well, I've told my boss that I'm going to go after her for making a false claim against me. I literally want my day in front of HR. I've also been talking to lawyers to see if I can sue her. She is evil.

[@rossconrad9665]

Clearing your name doesn’t mean the stigma goes away. Even when found innocent, there will still be the friends and family of the accuser trying to make excuses (such as getting a good lawyer).

[@SomeGuy-up4yz]

No never mind that it will haunt you. It took me years to clear my name and I eventually did, but I will never trust anyone ever again, doubly so if they are a female.

[@WriterProfessor]

Hi Courtney: HR departments encourage a culture of lying, especially since the liar (and I am not talking about sexual things) is never punished even when they are caught making false claims.

[@northcashhh]

I love when Courtney just pauses after she makes a good point lol

[@CourtneyRyan]

😂😂

[@SpoonHurler]

Gotta let those points cook a little... let Court cook

[@sosodave4192]

How can any woman expect any man to ever trust them when things like this go on?

[@mikeb7221]

I think this part of why dating is not something I pursue that much anymore. I watch my parents, and how they both came from nothing, built a life together and retired happily. TOGETHER. I respect that, and I always wanted that. Now that I am 35, being successful, it makes you wonder why a women chooses stick around. Does she love/ like me? Or something I can provide? Willingly or not. Instead of running the race, waiting at the finish line. - That isn't attractive to me

[@Nonsense_With_Jason]

I literally just had a similar experience. Long story short, I was able to defend myself with screen shots of texts and a bunch of other stuff. The two involved tried to make a spectacle of me, but all that happened is that I have two horrible people out of my life. Their behavior wasn't representative of the world. It's just that they are two wretched people trying to bring everyone down to their level. Thanks for sharing!

[@matthewjohnson6360]

Now any job she applies for they'll look up her name on whatever search engine, the door will be closed. And she'll deserve it.

[@doriangray3468]

I had complaints made against me in medical school when we were practicing physical examination of the hip. I literally did what slides said to do and I didn't go past the upper thigh. My teacher paired me with another girl without telling me the allegations and she said I was professional, so the allegations were disregarded. Men can't even study or work without false accusations.

[@thecognitiverambler8911]

I've always believed: "take her seriously, but he's innocent until he's proven guilty." Don't *believe* the woman, just take her accusation seriously and look into it. Isn't that fair enough???

[@jakesmith6233]

You're one of only a few women that isn't afraid of holding other women accountable for their actions. I appreciate that!

[@seanodonnell429]

The deepest circle of Hell itself is reserved for people who plot and engage in this sort of scheme.

[@justvideos3483]

That's an organised criminal syndicate level thing.

[@CaptCanuck4444]

He shouldn't have dropped his lawsuit against her. That was the only way for her to face consequences. It also seems extremely odd that there wasn't a criminal charge for attempted extortion and criminal mischief.

[@Whatisthisstupidfinghandle]

With multiple people in on this it’s a conspiracy. In many states this is a RICO charge. Minimum 5 yrs in prison. He needs to talk to law enforcement. I wouldn’t move on until I had the cops knocking on her door

[@ximonwhhatt3796]

Hey Courtney, I know you probably don't care. But you are actually doing a great service to the men community (showing things from our perspective and how it is irl) and I honestly really respect that about you.

[@CourtneyRyan]

I care deeply! Thank you so much for this comment. It means the world to me

[@Hokieredneck]

Women who do this should be in jail for 5-10 years to figure crap out.

[@wnctube1]

False accusations are called "living murder" by some legal experts. The accuser could potentially destroy his career, financial livelihood, family, relationships, reputation and legacy... With no evidence needed. Did we NOT learn anything from A. Heard/J.Depp trial. Thank you Courtney for speaking truths about this imp't problem plaguing men

[@Caseyisforeverr]

There was a time that I used to think girls who are considered pretty would never conduct themselves in false accusations such as this. Then I had experiences and grew up. The sad thing is that there are a lot more people than I imagined that think the way I did.

[@sonofthesOUth77]

I was that way. It but me in the ass really bad

[@bugeyes5396]

The worst part to me is that it was all premeditated.. it wasn't like maybe he broke her heart and she was scorned, then that resulted to her sinking so low. She went out and decided to do this to him for no reason other than selfishness.

[@SuperSaverPlays]

I told my ex wife to stay off of my property after the divorce. Unfortunate I had to keep communication open with her due to our shared custody for our son. Falsely accusing me of sexual harassment is a frequent and casual thing for her. Most women have no issue making these accusations because there is ZERO consequences.

[@InTheDarkAgain]

I think in instances like this, the false accuser should be subject to whatever sentence the falsely accused was potentially facing, determined by a judge, and served accordingly.

[@ewn0404]

It’s disgusting that someone would ruin someone’s life to make a quick buck. Guarantee that even if she got the settlement she wanted she would’ve squandered it. People who don’t work for anything value nothing.

[@bhart3321]

Yup then she would do it again to some other athlete. She's copying the Brittney Renner playbook. How's that working out for Brittney? Spoiler: it isn't working out at all, men avoid her like the human plague she is & she's deeply bitter about it.

[@tehlaziness]

It isnt even just about the lost money and opportunities. Think about all the emotional damage she did to this poor guy too. I wouldnt blame him if he was celibate for the rest of his life, unable to ever trust women again after this. Ive almost been there too (she only wrecked my personal life, I changed jobs before she could wreck my career). It was terrifying know this little liar held my life in the palm of her hand and nothing I said would hold any weight to anything she decided to say. This happened a year and a half ago, only cost me my social circle and a job I loved and I still struggle wanting to let any more women into my life. I cant imagine what it feels like after being publicly scewered the way this guys has Edit: Lets just call these women what they are; predators. Theyre predators. And lets also call these false allegations what they are; abuse. The fact that any woman can come into your life and destroy it with lies and then face no consequences if shes caught... as a guy, that is terrifying. Men have gone to prison because of false allegations. In this day and age, what incentive is there for men to pursue women?

[@william.the.writer]

"That is a really good question." To every single question 😂.

[@florenbaron7111]

If she doesn't go to prison for a long time, our justice system failed.

[@Andrew--S]

Everyone owes MGTOW an apology. They were right all along.

[@dadteaches]

:) The funny thing, men have been saying and dealing with this for decades around military bases. One of the first 'safety' briefings I'd give my new guys was discussing exactly this, and this was in the mid 90's.

[@oatisb.driftwood8513]

I was seriously abused by a woman that I told to go away repeatedly, since High School. I had become ill with an infected skull in 2010. This woman figured out one of my aunts worked in the ER at the local hospital. This woman fake panic attacks and went to the hospital repeatedly. She told my aunt I was on bad drugs and not ill. It got put in my medical records, and the aunt gossiped it all over the family, for them to gossip to my friends. I spent 10 years in a bed being ignored and starved, only to have to have my head opened up 7 times to grind infection out of my skull. Here we are 13 years later and I'm just starting to get my health back. All this because I WOULDN'T have a relationship with her. There has been no full time job since 2010. My woman left a long time ago. My entire family turned their backs on me. All the friends are gone. My relationship with my son is rocky. My bank account is gone. I hate my family and friends. I refuse to use the local hospital, due to them gas lighting their way out of it. There will never be another girl friend. Why i survived infected skull and physical and mental abuse is beyond me. No one was ever help accountable for any of this. I have nothing after being down ill for 13 years. I was in the middle of raising my son, by my self. The took that away from me. All of my cars and trucks are ruined after setting for 13 years. I have bad anxiety now. I have serious trust issues. This is what I got for refusing a relationship with a woman that was on bad drugs her self. Ya, everyone believed every lie this woman had to say, and I'm the one paying the price. By the way, this woman over dosed 7 months ago and died. She intended to take a life, and karma took hers. She got what se deserved.

[@albertaprepper5372]

When I was in minor league baseball in the early 90s, we were always surroinded by mit bunnies. Our managers and coaches would tell us not to touch those girls or our careers and lives will be over. I would talk to my friends in minor league hockey and they would tell me about issues that happened, and that you should never go to parties or "get togethers" because it puts you in a bad situation to be accused of anything. So, I never trusted a single female that showed up to games as they were there for no good. I didn't go to the local bars where we played or did spring training. It is too dangerous back then, and even worse now. Good luck guys you need it.

[@SigmoidConMan]

I agree with you 100%, Courtney! No one in this crap sack world is or ever will be above the law. Also, I’ve had my left ear pierced since I was 16 and had been wondering if a woman would be turned off by that. I have a date coming up soon and I was just wondering what you would think?

[@Swearengen1980]

It was stupid in the 80s/early 90s, it's even worse now.

[@CourtneyRyan]

Totally depends on the girl! Some are into it and some aren’t ❤️ if it’s authentic to you, keep rocking it.

[@drip369]

Tell that to Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden

[@StandingWithStrangers]

I’ll be honest. I’ve known women to be turned off by it. There’s accessories for women (earrings, bracelets, rings. And there’s for men (watch,chain, belt.) Like Courtney said that one girl might like it. But if you’re talking in general I’d say it’s a turn off

[@JuanMoreno-wo5yb]

@@StandingWithStrangers I am old but I don’t care to be called old fashioned. In my opinion, men don’t wear jewelry of any kind ever. Makeup either! ❤

[@robsolf]

6:50 Reminds me of the Wendy's Finger in Chili incident, except on a much more personal level. I generally root for the little guy, but when you try to destroy an entity's reputation for your own personal benefit, you're also taking from lots of other "little guys". I'd say they should go to jail, but they'd probably celebrate the free room and board.

[@gbart7857]

Extortion charges? If there is clear evidence of a premeditated plan to scam/sue over a deliberate lie, there should be serious jail time coming.

[@bohananbenton9239]

Thank you for standing up for Men. It's getting bad out there and all people should be accountable, not just certain groups.

[@drip369]

Wait she's telling me that he went through thousands of messages in a conversation that he wasn't a part of and he picked the ones that fit the case? That's not framing, that's due diligence. I mean it's pretty evident why she is single and why nobody takes her seriously

[@SpoonHurler]

LOL, I love how Courtney is an expert witness on app filters.

[@CourtneyRyan]

😂 adding “expert witness in snapchat filters” to my resume

[@jimdandy8996]

Why would she lie? To get his money. What a stupid question.

[@dantheman332]

Time for creation of specific laws to punish false accusers of SA

[@markymarknj]

Courtney, I'm about half way through, but I have to comment on WHY women falsely accuse guys. I was falsely accused myself, so this subject is, shall we say, of great interest to me? Women falsely accuse men for more than just money. They may be cheating on a boyfriend, so they need an alibi. They may be angry over something the man said and/or did, so they do it to get even with him. They may be angry with him. There are multiple reasons why women falsely accuse men.

[@CourtneyRyan]

I mentioned this at the end!

[@Andrew--S]

There are cases where a child lies about their dad cheating on their wife because the dad told them no cookies.

[@JimmyMFP]

Just want to say, it’s refreshing to hear Courtney, how precise and delicate you’re being with your language as you discuss this issue. It’s easy to fall into the narrative or specify groups, than to be objective and encompassing. You clearly put plenty of thought and grace into this piece.

[@theflyingsmiley01]

The level of cognitive dissonance that this accuser has is EPIC! I do not think there is any way that I could have held such a calm demeanor when I know I am being a total fraud.

[@seventeenthchild655]

And another thing.. ..even though he was assumed guilty until he proved himself innocent there are still PLENTY of people who will still assume that he is guilty and just 'got away with it' because he has money.

[@paulymac5513]

If they are too spineless to put her in jail they, or we, should expose her and show her face and name publically. This should be on the news worldwide, (although she would probably like that, SMH), she's scum.

[@moodied]

Great video. This again is why I'm single. I'm a wealthy man from Cleveland living in the vapid PNW. I have always taken care of myself educated, bodybuilding, and accomplished. I worked hard to get when I am. At first, It was hard to have a relationship because I lived in LA. Now I'm older 52 and feel like I'm not even allowed to hit on a woman because if you aren't exactly what they want you are creepy for trying. Now I have to worry about them only being interested in me to get a settlement of my money. I think I'd rather spend money on adventure and leave what's left to the republicans upon my death. Life in the US has become impossible for those of us that worked hard and were good honest people. Where do we go from here Courtney?

[@wanderer5200]

Please excuse me, but have you considered living abroad?

[@moodied]

I've started considering it. I never thought it could be that bad here. The question is where.@@wanderer5200

[@audreymusk]

Great idea. Enjoy your life. Love is important but the way women these days are behaving, I can't imagine what it would take for men in The West to trust any woman. Obviously you'd be justified in your lack of trust and it would probably take a lot of work on her part before you were able to trust her. Which in the end would be excessively stressful. And she probably wouldn't trust that you'll be willing to be fully in the relationship. You'll probably always have one foot out the door. At this point it's okay for everyone to just stay single and enjoy their life since we can't read anyone's mind and don't know when they'll turn on us.

[@IanM-id8or]

My violent narcissistic sister falsely accused me of assaulting her. She told everyone she could find. I went full no-contact in 1994. She stalked me incessantly until 2009, when I got a friend to write on her last letter to me "RTS DEC'D" and sent it back. I lost all my friends because of her. My other sister - though she had witnessed the violence against me - joined in with the false allegations. The both bullied me while I was caring for our dying mother.

[@jdogswifty4372]

I was falsely accused. The center of an investigation for 15 months. My family, ex and children were even pulled in and interviewed by investigators. My friends were pulled in and questioned too. I lost many friends over this event. And my dad passed while this investigation was being completed, he was one who was questioned even. The entire event was appalling! I was fully cleared and records expunged. But at what cost for me? Her cost was nothing, no repercussions whatsoever.

[@willarmendariz7663]

Both sides? Are you kidding me? When dies a claim of abuse from man to woman even get taken seriously?

[@Andrew--S]

When i was in the Marine Corps we had a class about sexual abuse and there was a Powerpoint slide that showed the stats. 90% was Male on Female. 5% male on male. 4% Female on female. 1% Female on male. A bunch of Marines chuckled. We got yelled at from some officer because laughing at female on male assault is part of the problem. And that was like in 2007. Idk if men will ever be taken serious when we say a woman sexually assaulted us.

[@MarylandGuy-ey3st]

Happy Friday Courtney! Btw she deleted her Instagram. I guess she couldn’t take the heat lol

[@CourtneyRyan]

😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫 rough!

[@frozendark-8689]

If the texts were taken out of context, release the texts with the rest of the relevant texts to put it into context.

[@RavisherDevil]

Feminism and MeToo have both allowed toxic and criminal women to forgo allot of the usual social punishment that a man would go through if he committed the same offenses.

[@victorashul]

yeah, Courtney... this is why Men Going Their Own Way exists... it is not because we don't like or can't get women, but because of self-preservation.... add to this kind of stuff how men get screwed over by divorce court. movements like met0o, "yes means yes"... and that's why western dating is not worth it for us

[@samsl3497]

Have you showed this to your female friends?

[@CourtneyRyan]

I mean, no. It’s only been public for 3 minutes

[@drip369]

@@CourtneyRyan weeks* lol

[@ContumeliousEggs]

"I think it s a super valid question...totally."

[@Mancer1980]

This female is a professional liar and has been for years. They should really look into her past relationships - pretty hard to believe this is an isolated incident

[@girth_brooks23]

Courtney, you should look into the accusations against Mason Greenwood. He was a promising soccer player for Manchester United. But was accused of r*pe and *ssault. He lost sponsorships, was iced by the team for over a year, and was in legal limbo until the Crown prosecutors dropped the case due new evidence proving his innocence and a key witness retracting their testimony. Despite that, Manchester United loaned him out to Spanish team, Getafe due pressure from feminist groups, sponsors, and Manchester's women's team.

[@WriterProfessor]

Hi Courtney: These women learn this behavior in school. Our educational system encourages them.

[@WriterProfessor]

PS: Teachers are leaving the classroom (10%-20% did not return from last year) because administrators encourage lying among students. (I'm talking about non-sexual things.) If a student does not like a grade, or a policy, he or she can lie, and the teacher is subjected to an administrative inquiry. The process is the punishment because the student gets off scot-free even when they are proven liars. The teacher gets no apology, and usually the school official finds something unrelated to reprimand the teacher (to justify the witch-hunt, etc.).

[@florenbaron7111]

The fact that she is not in prison proves women are extremely priv*ileged.

[@oliverpetroski4205]

Scammers and falce accusers should end up in prison. Simple as that.

[@datruth8991]

No, I haven’t heard about this because as a man I focus on myself, my career, personal development, financial growth, and business. If y’all men keep track about this little news then it’s time to grow up pals.

[@egglunar]

💪🏾

[@datruth8991]

My point is to focus on your growth fellas. My dad died in prison b/c a false accusation, the woman ended up getting hit by a bus and die years later.

[@brianbarrett8739]

​@@datruth8991🤦‍♂️

[@jayfxdx]

I honestly believe there are way way more false accusations than actual victims. Modern women have been using accusations as revenge tactics, extortion etc etc because of poor character development and zero accountability or consequences.

[@BheeOrgh]

"I honestly believe there are way way more false accusations than actual victims." There are and more cases of men being victims of assault by women - and yes, other men - that will ever be known.

[@Andrew--S]

Also, when we count 'grape' in prison that means men are the most at risk for getting 'graped'

[@BheeOrgh]

@@Andrew--S Male r@pe apparently doesn't count, doesn't have the same connotations. 🙄

[@Private-GtngxNMBKvYzXyPq]

What we all need to avoid is a rush to judgment. It is important to take allegations seriously but simultaneously remember the accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

[@BigDaddyBangBang]

Lindsey Hill is clearly THE ABUSER in this case.

[@theolesinator]

I never thought in America a person could have as much power as a police officer’s qualified immunity to prevent them from being held accountable just because of their genitalia.

[@ralphwagenet852]

The standard that the Bible gives us is that if someone testifies falsely in court, then that person gets the punishment that he intended for the person he was testifying against. This seems right to me, and would definitely apply in this case.

[@bluecollarbuilds]

This is the number one reason why I don’t approach or even make any more interaction than necessary with women

[@kerripendragon4888]

Blame the courts and the judges for these corrupt behaviors going unpunished !!!

[@meister-t]

He should sue her _again_ (!) for defamation

[@pozoledegato]

why on earth did this guy let her go, he had everything to completely and deservedly put her in jail.

[@larrysamples9406]

We need laws against this accountability must swing both ways. When a crime is proven to be false someone should have to be punished

[@maniacmatt7340]

Being falsely accused and not having the funds to defend yourself is something that happens every day to too many people.

[@-TeI.egram-RealCourtneyRyan]

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