Men, some subgroup of men in particular, are at a higher risk of false accusations than of sexual assault.
Are they? The former seems pretty much unheard of while the latter ain't uncommon. I think the only subgroup of men where the risk of being "falsely" accused of SA is high are men who commit SA and just don't believe it is SA. Of course perception of risk can vary and the (perceived) severity of the event matters as well.
Always seems weird when people are more worried about accusations than sexual assault/harassement. The latter seems far more common ime, even if you are seen as a guy.
Don't you have to go back to LBJ to find any president who wasn't part of some conflict in the middle east? Granted, Carter's might just be started by the hostage situation...
My fingers start to go numb and my asthma sometimes flares up, so i'd replace the jacket with gloves and a ski mask (which is enough to make asthma okay) paired with shorts and tshirt.
Would not recommend being at closed buildings at like 4am dressed like that though unless you like chatting with police.
All activitypub platforms are activity pub. Also, matrix is a protocol, not a client. There's tons of clients for matrix (element/element x being the main one).
Anyone who is afraid of talking about this issue is gonna do jack-shit about ICE. They're just gonna keep giving them more and more funding and act surprised when they do they same things they've been doing, but now with more agents and more weapons.
Except when you ask it for the meaning of an acronym and they say something with totally different letters. Yet people treat it as a source on something they know so little about that they cannot possibly tell it its just spitting out nonsense.
Just tested out element and had no problem with screen sharing + video in a voice call. Haven't tried out the mobile app for that (but I haven't done that for discord either and on desktop, discord just doesn't screenshare like half the time for me)
Are they? The former seems pretty much unheard of while the latter ain't uncommon. I think the only subgroup of men where the risk of being "falsely" accused of SA is high are men who commit SA and just don't believe it is SA. Of course perception of risk can vary and the (perceived) severity of the event matters as well.