they seem to wait for the supposed accused to come into money or power that they can tap into

Very good points. When I see a mob loudly chanting, “We believe survivors!!!”, I imaging them saying, “We believe accusers!!!” While wearing dunce caps.

The image would make a good political cartoon.

In the future dates may need to be recorded,
“First I need your consent to record this conversation?”
“Uh, Yes.”
“Ok, What gender do you identify as?”
“What! Can’t you tell!”
“I need to ask these questions so I can reduce my liability just in case.”
“Well, I’m a girl. A horny girl. (Wink.)”
“No, I need to know your gender. Which gender do you identify as?”
“I identify as a impatient female!”
“Got that. Just one more question. Do you consent t...”
“Not anymore! I’ve completely lost my moment! I am leaving!”

Democrats were the ones wanting slavery and the KKK. Its part of history that the MSM wants to hide.

Yes that was a media piranha blood bath and legal nightmare..

RememberTawahahahna Brawley 30 years ago, very shameful and it was a big opportunity for the creep Al Sharkfin . You better see that fin coming.
His loud mouthpiece has extorted untold sums from corporations .the payoff was so the racehate farmer would not grow a false crop of bigoted charges and the media BACKLASH (you know like a whipped slaves back would get from the lashes applied by a Democratic plantation owner) associated with just the accusation.
This brainwashing has a long history.
Think Jimmy Snyder. The sacrificial lamb.
Fast forward to the dozen women the Dems brought to claim Sexual abuse from Trump only to be easily shot down but not before the brainwashing message was conveyed.
Many great people would not survive these false
Charges. It is a serious strath weapon that a body guard can’t defend you against.

Back to Jimmy.
January 16, 1988, Snyder was fired by the CBS network (where he had been a regular on NFL Today since 1976) after making several questionable comments about African Americans during a lunchtime interview on January 15, 1988 with Ed Hotaling, an African American producer-reporter for NBC-owned WRC-TV, at Duke Zeibert's Washington, D.C. restaurant. Hotaling said that he had been doing interviews with various people in the restaurant for a program celebrating the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. and what they thought the next step in civil rights progress for African Americans should be. He put the question to Snyder. "It was all on the occasion of Martin Luther King's birthday," Hotaling said. "So I thought it was an appropriate, forward-looking question, and got a backward-looking answer."

One of Snyder's more controversial responses to the question was that African Americans were naturally-superior athletes at least in part because they had been bred to produce stronger offspring during slavery:[1][2]

“ The black is a better athlete to begin with, because he's been bred to be that way. Because of his high thighs and big thighs that goes up into his back. And they can jump higher and run faster because of their bigger thighs. And he's bred to be the better athlete because this goes back all the way to the Civil War, when, during the slave trading, the big, the owner, the slave owner would, would, would, would breed his big black to his big woman so that he could have uh, uh big, uh big, uh big black kid, see. That's where it all started![3] ”
According to the New York Times obituary, Snyder expressed regret for his comments: "What a foolish thing to say." His CBS coworkers publicly stated that they did not agree with Snyder's theories and that they did not oppose CBS's decision to fire him. Black former NFL player Irv Cross said in the 30 for 30 documentary about Snyder that he had worked alongside Snyder for a long time and did not consider him to be a racist at all. In the same documentary, Frank Deford sympathetically noted that Jimmy often tried to sound more educated than he actually was and that his comments were basically him trying to make a point about a subject on which he knew nothing.[citation needed]

In the same WRC-TV interview, Snyder, whose remarks were termed "reprehensible" by CBS, also commented that the only sports realm in which whites then dominated was coaching and that if blacks were to "take coaching, as I think everyone wants them to, there is not going to be anything left for the white people." Snyder, during his remarks, emphasized he was not meaning to be "derogatory" but said the only thing then that "whites control are the coaching jobs--the black talent is beautiful, it's great, it's out there. The only thing left for the whites is a couple of coaching jobs."[2][4]

In 1991, Snyder sued the CBS network for age discrimination, defamation, and breach of contract.[5] Snyder maintained that his firing aggravated his personal health problems, according to court papers.[5] Snyder's attorney, Jeffery L. Liddle, stated that by "firing and repudiating Mr. Snyder, CBS quashed his dream, his dignity, and his spirit."[5] Snyder lost the case.

Not only women are NOT infallible, some of them are downright evil. It is a well known fact, don't make them saints now in the name of politics and PC.

As all movements, the women's rights pushed this issue to the stratosphere, with predictable results.

Decades ago when the woman's movement first raised its ugly head, the same stages were exposed, such as now. It'll blow over again, although it'll claim many victims in the process. Kavanaugh almost became one but thanks to the levelheaded moves of GOP Senators and Grassley, the move was defeated. But not everyone has that protection.