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Abomination Accusation Attack
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Accusing someone of being some kind of monstrous predator — sexual or otherwise — can be a really efficient weapon. It can make people hate the accusee, maybe even get them to hate themself. Or, simply use it as a particularly nasty Chewbacca Defense to shut him up. In some cases, it may backfire if the accusee decided to become what he was accused of and bites back the others. Don't bother to do a Frame-Up: False evidence can be disproved, false testimony can be questioned. Instead, just go for the lower instinct, make people so afraid that they dare not disregard the accusation. What if it's true; we can't really take that risk, can we? After all, there's no smoke without fire, so let's just bring out the Torches and Pitchforks and start the big Paedohunt or whatever. This can be done against individuals as well as groups. Supertrope of All Gays Are Pedophiles and Slut-Shaming. When an AAA is honest, it's often caused by Aggressive Categorism or Black-and-White Insanity. Don't be surprised if these people resort to Activist-Fundamentalist Antics. Please note that false accusations of actual rape or child sexual abuse is Frame-Up rather than this trope. Same goes for non-sexual examples, such as accusing someone of ''eating'' children in a literal non-metaphorical way: It's this trope if the accusation is that he will eat your children, or has eaten children in general. If it's trying to pin the disappearance of the local missing kid on him, then it's Frame-Up instead. Honest & sane accusations have nothing at all to do with this trope: Just like Frame-Up, it's entirely about the malicious kind. In real life, this sort of thing tends to invite defamation suits (for obvious reasons), but that doesn't mean that they don't still occur, especially since being sued can often result in the party making the accusations becoming a martyr and/or looking like they were on to something, because why would anyone file suit if the accusations weren't true? Sadly, this sometimes works. If this is used in a debate, it's a form of Ad Hominem and a very frivolous one at that. Compare Godwin's Law for similar accusations of being a Nazi, and Hitler Ate Sugar for a method often used in both kinds of accusations. If used consistently, this trope becomes a form of Demonization. Compare Van Helsing Hate Crimes. Happens plenty of times in real life, but that's the most we will say. |
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From day one, Naofumi in The Rising of the Shield Hero has been victim of this. On his first day, Naofumi was accused of trying to rape his only party member Princess Malty after she steals all of his loot while he slept For the Evulz. Because the king has a personal vendetta against him for being the Shield Hero and the other Three Heroes think he is beneath them because his weapons and stats are less impressive than theirs, everyone instantly believes her. The only thing that saves him from being publicly executed is the fact that having all four heroes is essential for fighting off the oncoming evil. | |
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Used by Morgoth in The Silmarillion to make the Noldor disobey the Valar, and it works to some degree. He argues that the Valar are greedy and want the Eldar to be dependent on them. A fair number of the Noldor at least seriously consider that his argument could be valid. However, they end up seeing that he was twisting things up fairly quickly (but after they've already disobeyed the Valar and been slapped with the consequences). | |
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Kotoura-san: this is how the Crapsaccharine World's Tatemae ideal is maintained, even if the esper is perfectly innocent since everyone else sees them to be a threat. | |
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In Wolf Hall, Thomas Cromwell makes use of Lady Rochford's hatred of her husband when she accuses him of sleeping with his sister, Anne Boleyn. He finds it hard to believe at first, but it's an incredibly useful accusation for him to use in his Kangaroo Court and allows him to include George in with the other men who mocked Cardinal Wolsey's death in a masque. | |
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In A Practical Guide to Evil, after the Tenth Crusade's initial offensives into Callow get clobbered, Queen Catherine is declared Arch-Heretic of the East, despite not being a Dread Empress. This so infuriates the Callowan priesthood, who see it as cynically whitewashing the latest Proceran invasion, that they in turn declare the entire conclave that made the first declaration to be heretics, and the associated heroes to be imposters. | |
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In Beauty and the Beast, Gaston doesn't believe that the Beast even exists. When Belle proves him wrong, he changes his position to accusing him of eating children - never mind that the Beast has been around for a long time and the only person who had been missing was Belle herself! Or that the villagers believed Gaston over Belle despite that Gaston was proven wrong immediately beforehand. | |
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The Wizard features a trio of children who basically run away from home so that one of them can join a video game tournament on the other side of the country. They're chased by a private detective hired by the boys' mother. When he finally corners them, the girl of the trio shouts out "HE TOUCHED MY BREAST!" This successfully gets him dogpiled by random bystanders, giving the kids the opportunity to get away. | |
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Attack on Titan: It's known that Eren is capable of turning into an abomination, the attack is against his fundamental humanity and whether he's a threat to the rest of the humans or not. Quite a few people want him dead for their own reasons and in order to achieve that, they accuse him in a half-assed way about him killing two human traffickers as a kid despite the fact that: 1) they want to have him executed and 2) they have shown willingness to kill deserters which makes the whole accusation of being a murderer without respect for human life, very ridiculous and hypocritical. Not to mention that killing human traffickers is more like an execution anyways. | |
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Cheshire (Miraculous Ladybug): Played With. The Black Cat Miraculous was lost long ago and has a long, uncomfortable legacy of being used by Evil Holders. Due to this, Master Fu and the other kwami are wary of Cheshire and Plagg, and determined to retrieve the Ring for fear of what she might do with it. However, Cheshire has been using the Ring to help out her community through countless acts of civilian-level heroics (stopping muggings, rescues, helping old people across the street). When Misterbug and Pegasus attack her, seemingly unprovoked, it's their reputations that take a nosedive, with Cheshire becoming Paris' most popular hero. | |
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Kamen Rider Blade: A friend of Kuriharas starts suspecting that Hajime Aikawa murdered her boss, the family's father, after she accidentally found a family picture in Hajime's possession and made the obvious but wrong conclusion. He didn't kill her boss; he was just there when the man died after passing him the photo and asking him to take care of his family. Investigating her suspicion, she finds out that he might not even be human, which leads her to accuse him of being a monster out to destroy the world after seeing him transform in Kamen Rider Chalice. She is convinced to drop her threats later on when Hajime protects her from an Undead and provides some explanation. What she didn't know is that he really is a monster out to destroy the world. He doesn't want to, because he is enjoying human life with his Found Family, but it's not in his control. | |
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Not Always Right has one episode with a woman going totally overboard with this trope as she visits the movies and decides that she owns the place and has the right to deny random strangers the seats they have bought, all in the name of Think of the Children!—accusing two random young women of being potential child molesters and thus disqualified from being treated with basic human respect. There's more stories like this on the site, too—take for example the man who accuses a student working at a library of stealing books and planting a bomb for absolutely no reason, or the woman who sees someone stop a runaway cart with her baby in it and promptly calls the police on him for attempted kidnapping. Both end with the accuser arrested instead (the man for lying and wasting police time and money, the woman for abandoning and endangering her child). |
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In Persona 2, this is Katsuya Suou's idea of negotiating with demons. | |
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In Turning Red, Ming all but explicitly accuses Devon of grooming her daughter. | |
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In TwoKinds, Maddie (who looks about 12 but is actually 17) accuses local ladykiller of trying to molest her to trick the leads into helping her stay on his ship. Which she had stowed away on, and he wanted her off of right now, even threatening to throw her overboard (although he promised to give her a jollyboat under duress). | |
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In Doctrine of Labyrinths, Thaddeus does this a lot, whether he's arguing that gay men are too sex-obsessed to think straight, that a refugee belongs to a "particularly pernicious cult" (it's actually pretty benign), or that all refugees from an oppressive regime should be assumed to be spies-in-waiting (when, in fact, he is himself a former refugee from said oppressive regime). Unfortunately, dissuading him is pretty much impossible, since he sincerely believes all of it, despite the fact that pretty much everyone else thinks he's cuckoo. | |
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Oddly Enough: In "The Passing of the Pack", the narrator's friend Wandis is accused of using witchcraft to seduce a woman's husband away from her (said narrator thinks it's more likely that the woman's own nagging is what drove him into Wandis's arms), and then the narrator is accused of witchcraft simply for sticking up for her, and both are found guilty and sentenced to death. Fortunately, they're rescued by the wolves. | |
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Played for laughs in Lost & Found (1999), when a bratty kid decides to get revenge on the jerkass man who pushed in front of him on the way to the bathroom. The man comes out of the restroom to find the cops waiting for him and the boy accusing him of molestation. He had earlier stated the threat of this was how he got random men to do his bidding. | |
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In Exiern, Tiffany despises Theresa, among other things because Theresa is happy with having been magically turned into a woman. In one very public argument, with the population of Theresa's home city as audience, Tiffany talks as if it was a fact and common knowledge that Theresa is a Pedophile Priest child-molester. Of course, this smear has no basis other than Tiffany's own malice—and she eventually realizes what a bitch she has been. | |
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In the Pokémon fanfic Jessica, the first unequivocal sign that something's off in Cameron's Pokémon Black game was this quote: | |
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Spider-Man: Spider-Man is constantly a victim of this because of the Daily Bugle, which (because of Jonah Jameson) constantly accuses him of being a criminal despite everything he does to protect New York. | |
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Hatfields & McCoys: After Hatfield ally Jim Vance takes exception to Union soldier Harmon McCoy's presence in town, Harmon accuses Vance of engaging in sexual activities with his dog. Yeah, Vance takes that about as well as could be expected and Harmon soon meets his end even though Harmon's wife Martha asked Devil Anse Hatfield to intercede on her husband's behalf. | |
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In Boston Legal, Alan Shore's opposing counsel, representing the defendant in a defamation case, quotes a deceased real-life judge, whom Alan then claims was a drunk and a pedophile. When called out on it, Alan admits that the judge was neither of those things, but that it goes to show how easy it is to defame someone. | |
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Subverted in Bitter Virgin: The Clingy Jealous Girl tries to accuse her boyfriend of rape... to the girl who has good reason to know she wouldn't react like that. | |
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In the Springhole article about predatory people: Predators will not hesitate to do this to innocent people in order to gain or increase their status, to get some amusement, or just for the sake of it. Syera advises against mislabeling people as predators just for having occasional or superficial similarities with one, as it can lead to the accused being unfairly ostracized, harassed and targeted, either by well-meaning but ignorant vigilantes or actual predators. |
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Into the Bloodred Woods: To secure his claim to the throne and give his subjects something to fear and rally against, Albrecht paints the werebeasts as a savage army hellbent on revenge and led by his sister, convincing the kingdom that they must be wiped out. | |
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Lucifer: In the first issue, a young woman gets angry with the protagonist when he doesn't stop her from touching some wet paint, explaining only afterward that it's actually blood. In retaliation, she threatens to call the cops and claim that he's a pedophile who has kidnapped her. | |
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South Park: In "The Wacky Molestation Adventure", Kyle is furious at his parents for not letting him go to a Raging Pussies concert despite him fulfilling a ridiculously difficult task they had assumed he wouldn't be able to (get Fidel Castro to abandon communism). Cartman tells him to just call the police and tell them his parents had been "molestering" him, even though none of the boys know what molestation is and treat it like a magic spell. Sure enough, the cops haul the Brofloski's away with no proof whatsoever, and social services don't even bother to check that anyone else looks after the kids, and Kyle relishes in his newfound freedom. Soon, all the kids begin accusing their families and teachers of molestation, and shortly after, the entire town is left to the kids. It takes only ten days for them to regress to a full Children of the Corn scenario where they begin sacrificing themselves to a statue of John Elway. | |
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Vermintide II: The Witch Hunter Victor Saltzpyre reminisces that a corrupt baron once accused his mistress of witchcraft to cover up their affair. Being unusually concerned with proof of guilt, Saltzpyre investigated, acquitted her, and forced the Baron to donate half his fortune or burn in her place. | |
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Of Mice and Men: Crooks gets fed up with Curley's wife coming into his sleeping quarters and threatens to complain to Curley about it. Unfazed, she snaps, "You know what I could do to you if you opened your mouth? You know what I could do?", all but stating that she'll accuse him of rape/attempted rape/or even merely looking at her and get him lynched. Cowed, Crooks shuts up. | |
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In Cyberpunk 2077, "Beat On the Brat" ends with a match against a pro boxer, and you're told that Throwing the Fight will get you a bigger payout. Immediately after, a random little girl shows up and tells you that said boxer murdered her father. If you win the fight, it's revealed that the girl was a plant set up by one of his rivals to get you to help destroy his career. | |
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In Monkey Dust, the Paedofinder General is universally feared for his ability to call anyone a paedophile (and then get the randomly accused person killed). For example, he kills the fiddler in Fiddler on the Roof for fiddling on the roof, implying that it must be a euphemism for paedophilia. | |
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In the Diagnosis: Murder episode "An Innocent Murder" when Mark Sloan confronts the killer in the high school hallway and accidentally rips the sleeve off her shirt she threatens to report him for sexual assault if he doesn't drop the investigation. | |
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Abomination Accusation Attack / int_f43b3a51 | |
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Abomination Accusation Attack | |
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Zinnia Jones used this trope for satire in the episode Conservative Christians Are Rapists And Pedophiles. | |
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When suffering through an intervention to find out why she hates The Little Mermaid, The Nostalgia Chick at one point ends up pointing a finger at her friends and calling them "Disney zealots". | |
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