If such claims were instead sometimes true, then they would sometimes be made.
I don’t see how this is relevant? No matter if these claims are sometimes true, rape victims know these claims are made, and this knowledge will impact how they experience receiving “wisdom”.
Offering advice after the assault has already happened can come across as scary because of the fear that you’ll follow up with “well it’s your fault for wearing that” or “well if you were drunk then I don’t believe you because you might have misremembered something”.
Presumably the existence of such claims would make this more scary?
I don’t see how this is relevant? No matter if these claims are sometimes true, rape victims know these claims are made, and this knowledge will impact how they experience receiving “wisdom”.
Presumably the existence of such claims would make this more scary?