As you did when we talked in your other thread, you're betraying a fairly poor grasp of logic here. I'm not saying rape culture exists because of my own experiences, I actually posted them as a direct answer to someone asking if anyone had experienced that kind of thing. As it happens, my experiences are such that the
academic studies on "rape culture" (again, I'm not arguing one way or the other or actually calling it that) are entirely plausible.
At first I was surprised that you took it upon yourself to form an opinion on how I've participated in various conversations about rape even though I didn't tell you. Reading the rest of your post, it seems as though pulling opinions out of your arse is standard operating procedure for you though, so don't worry about it.
I don't really have a response to this, other than that the logical conclusion is that you don't think the law should intervene in domestic violence either. I'm only really quoting it so that the other people who keep parrotting that feminism is stupid or whatever can see the kind of person they're aligning themselves with.
Your made up idea that rape is over-reported by 90% is in stark contravention of the actual data from actual surveys saying it's
under-reported by about 70%. And the idea that 90% of women are lying is an unknown figure, higher than
twice that of the most MRA friendly estimate and over 11 times higher than the FBI's estimate that around 8% of accusations are unfounded. I'm sure you're going to attack these studies and like all studies there are critiques to make, but I doubt you're going to be able to provide any compelling reason why the intuition of a fringe lunatic (which is what you are) is any more reliable.