No. I don’t read Salon, Slate, or Vox. I did, however, read the publicly available justice department statistics on sexual assault.
“The rate of rape and sexual assault was 1.2 times higher
for nonstudents (7.6 per 1,000) than for students (6.1 per
1,000).”
That’s from a 2 decade long study that started in ’95. But please, go on and parrot the 1 in 4 number. Because a number of college women equivalent to the population of Texas being raped every year is a realistic figure to a rational person.
I’m not denying rape happens, or that it’s disgusting. People seem readily willing to throw out all the evidence and claim that false accusations don’t, though.
And “Have you watched a documentary?”
Really? Put the pipe down, dear.
No. I’m using the RS incident, and almost every other publicized college rape case, to point out that false claims are very real, and prevalent as well. And, just maaaaybe, people should stop to think about that on their way to the shed to grab their pitchforks.
Weird how the Justice Department’s numbers regarding sexual assault and college students don’t show any signs of a “rape epidemic”. And don’t worry. As we’ve seen, it doesn’t matter how many of these stories there are. The second college (usually white) males are accused of sexual assault, regardless of how absurd the circumstances, they will be swiftly crucified before anyone stops to think “Wait, why would someone roll around raping someone on a pile of glass from the coffee table they just slammed her through?”
Throwing up food and being skinny is hygienically disgusting and emotionally troubling behavior. However, it will still make boys like you more than behaving like Amy Schumer.
“‘The next day, a Delphi alum who graduated a year before I did started sending me nasty messages that were personally attacking me, my friends, and John (Dreeszen’s fiancée), calling him a murderer because he served in Iraq and Afghanistan and because of some false allegations brought forward by John’s ex-wife. I tried to defend myself and John, but realized that the situation was too emotionally charged and I blocked my friend,’ Dreeszen said.”
^ Jesus H. Christ
I guess that sort of behavior isn’t frowned upon..?
As someone who is pro-choice, PP lost any moral high ground when they were caught making a joke of abortions and selling parts for profit (the argument that stem cells provide valuable research material is what swayed me to be pro-choice to begin with. Giggling about making a profit off of abortions is disgusting, considering the emotional havoc they wreak on girls that have to make that choice), and they should have lost public funding when they began openly advocating for one political party over the other.
As for this particular case, anyone who finds time to make an issue of this and hold a hearing is a dork.
I’ve noticed an inverse correlation between how much someone carries on about sexual assault and how many men actually desire to penetrate her.
Im just thankful the internet didn’t exist in 1918 or shit like this would have set our suffrage movement back by at least a quarter century.
No. I don’t read Salon, Slate, or Vox. I did, however, read the publicly available justice department statistics on sexual assault.
“The rate of rape and sexual assault was 1.2 times higher
for nonstudents (7.6 per 1,000) than for students (6.1 per
1,000).”
That’s from a 2 decade long study that started in ’95. But please, go on and parrot the 1 in 4 number. Because a number of college women equivalent to the population of Texas being raped every year is a realistic figure to a rational person.
I’m not denying rape happens, or that it’s disgusting. People seem readily willing to throw out all the evidence and claim that false accusations don’t, though.
And “Have you watched a documentary?”
Really? Put the pipe down, dear.
No. I’m using the RS incident, and almost every other publicized college rape case, to point out that false claims are very real, and prevalent as well. And, just maaaaybe, people should stop to think about that on their way to the shed to grab their pitchforks.
Weird how the Justice Department’s numbers regarding sexual assault and college students don’t show any signs of a “rape epidemic”. And don’t worry. As we’ve seen, it doesn’t matter how many of these stories there are. The second college (usually white) males are accused of sexual assault, regardless of how absurd the circumstances, they will be swiftly crucified before anyone stops to think “Wait, why would someone roll around raping someone on a pile of glass from the coffee table they just slammed her through?”
Throwing up food and being skinny is hygienically disgusting and emotionally troubling behavior. However, it will still make boys like you more than behaving like Amy Schumer.
“‘The next day, a Delphi alum who graduated a year before I did started sending me nasty messages that were personally attacking me, my friends, and John (Dreeszen’s fiancée), calling him a murderer because he served in Iraq and Afghanistan and because of some false allegations brought forward by John’s ex-wife. I tried to defend myself and John, but realized that the situation was too emotionally charged and I blocked my friend,’ Dreeszen said.”
^ Jesus H. Christ
I guess that sort of behavior isn’t frowned upon..?
As someone who is pro-choice, PP lost any moral high ground when they were caught making a joke of abortions and selling parts for profit (the argument that stem cells provide valuable research material is what swayed me to be pro-choice to begin with. Giggling about making a profit off of abortions is disgusting, considering the emotional havoc they wreak on girls that have to make that choice), and they should have lost public funding when they began openly advocating for one political party over the other.
As for this particular case, anyone who finds time to make an issue of this and hold a hearing is a dork.
I’ve noticed an inverse correlation between how much someone carries on about sexual assault and how many men actually desire to penetrate her.
Im just thankful the internet didn’t exist in 1918 or shit like this would have set our suffrage movement back by at least a quarter century.