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NCFM Member Tom Martin says in debate sex slavery is “voluntary” and rape statistics are inflated

March 2, 2012
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Click on picture for more about Tom Martin and his gender discrimination complaint against the London School of Economics.Please donate to help him with legal bills.

Click on picture for more about Tom Martin and his gender discrimination complaint against the London School of Economics.Please donate to help him with legal bills.

by PAVAN AMARA

Published: 02 March 2012

West End Extra, London Independent Newspaper —

Inflated rape figures claim by ex-student suing LSE – Tom Martin says sex slavery is “voluntary”

A FORMER gender studies student who is taking the London School of Economics (LSE) to court for alleged sexism has claimed that sex slavery is “voluntary” and that official rape statistics are “inflated”.

The event, entitled “Is Feminism Sexist?”, was held at University College London in Bloomsbury on Tuesday.

Tom Martin, 39, debated with the National Union of Students’ women’s officer Estelle Hart in front of an audience of 200 people.

Mr Martin said: “My belief is that 50 to 90 per cent of rape claims are made up, the rape statistics are inflated to make men look more rapey than they really are.”

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4 Comments
Ivan
14 years ago

Finaly a real man with balls !!! Not like the rest of us . Tom is my hero . I wish I have the mony Tom ,I wish !!

me
4 years ago
Reply to  Ivan

It seems like there link is gone

Kratch
14 years ago

Seems a rather hostile article towards Tom. I'm curious, is there any footage or transcripts of the debate?

14 years ago
Reply to  Kratch

Don't know, but you can go to his website (click on picture above), send him and email, and ask.

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