[quote="Marillac" post=313942][quote="Jack Williams" post=313929][quote="Mike Zaun" post=313927]Victimology sells and it also gives you power. It's been weaponized unfortunately. If I had a son, I'd be extremely nervous if he was going to college right now. It's the victim olympics and universities are scared to death and constantly give in, positively reinforcing this mob mentality. Instead of demanding evidence or being objective, they give in to the mob. Asking for even a bit of evidence and the mob will turn on you, accusing you of being part of the problem. In undergrad, I saw a protest on campus. When I asked someone what it was about, they said "I honestly don't even know". But they participated. No joke. This is what happens when college campuses are allowed to get this radical. If you look at their profiles and posts/retweets, you will see there's a clear political agenda. It's all about identity politics and victimhood even before the hashtag started.[/quote]
And what if you had a daughter? Again, I feel like I can’t state this enough, if you are worried about your mythical son being falsely accused of rape at college, why aren’t you worried about your mythical daughter actually being sexually assaulted?? Given that one happens more than the other?
If I had to guess it’s because you can place yourself in your sons situation and not your daughters.
Here’s a pretty great story that the GOAT Dave Chappelle told in one of his last stand up specials.
He said when he was in his early 20s he used to do stand up sets for drug dealers as they counted their money. One time he had a really great set and the drug dealers invited him to a back room and gave him 20,000 dollars cash. He put the money in his backpack and got on the subway to go home at 1AM.
He said he remembers how scared he felt having that money on him. He said if these people knew how much money was in this backpack, they’d kill me for it. He said he was so scared because it was the first time in his life he said something that other people would want.
And then he said, imagine what it’s like to have a vagina on you at all times. Something that men desperately want all the time.
We simply don’t know what it’s like to live like that. Which is why you get more upset about false accusations, in my opinion, it’s something you can actually grasp. And relate to. Which is understanble but I ask on behalf of my sisters and my friends and my cousins and every woman I know, don’t be so shortsighted. Understand that while false accusations are wrong, women are going through something traumatic at a much higher rate and it SHOULD be addressed and we need to help any way we can[/quote]
This is weak. Good men shouldn't have to suffer because of violent, stupid, mentally ill, and poorly raised men. That will always exist.
Rape culture is a myth. There is nothing in our society less tolerated than child molestation, yet it is rampant. Nobody would say we have a molestation culture.
Women lie more than ever. It can be monetized now. They become heros overnight. Mattress girl had a million supporters before her lie was exposed.
I have three sisters and multiple nieces. I am far more concerned for my son and my nephews. I'll make sure those boys have an app granting unambiguous consent by the time they are 17 even if I have to do it myself.[/quote]
Being more concerned for your son and nephews is like living during the bubonic plauge and being more worried you’re gonna die of a common cold.
And what if you had a daughter? Again, I feel like I can’t state this enough, if you are worried about your mythical son being falsely accused of rape at college, why aren’t you worried about your mythical daughter actually being sexually assaulted?? Given that one happens more than the other?
If I had to guess it’s because you can place yourself in your sons situation and not your daughters.
Here’s a pretty great story that the GOAT Dave Chappelle told in one of his last stand up specials.
He said when he was in his early 20s he used to do stand up sets for drug dealers as they counted their money. One time he had a really great set and the drug dealers invited him to a back room and gave him 20,000 dollars cash. He put the money in his backpack and got on the subway to go home at 1AM.
He said he remembers how scared he felt having that money on him. He said if these people knew how much money was in this backpack, they’d kill me for it. He said he was so scared because it was the first time in his life he said something that other people would want.
And then he said, imagine what it’s like to have a vagina on you at all times. Something that men desperately want all the time.
We simply don’t know what it’s like to live like that. Which is why you get more upset about false accusations, in my opinion, it’s something you can actually grasp. And relate to. Which is understanble but I ask on behalf of my sisters and my friends and my cousins and every woman I know, don’t be so shortsighted. Understand that while false accusations are wrong, women are going through something traumatic at a much higher rate and it SHOULD be addressed and we need to help any way we can[/quote]
This is weak. Good men shouldn't have to suffer because of violent, stupid, mentally ill, and poorly raised men. That will always exist.
Rape culture is a myth. There is nothing in our society less tolerated than child molestation, yet it is rampant. Nobody would say we have a molestation culture.
Women lie more than ever. It can be monetized now. They become heros overnight. Mattress girl had a million supporters before her lie was exposed.
I have three sisters and multiple nieces. I am far more concerned for my son and my nephews. I'll make sure those boys have an app granting unambiguous consent by the time they are 17 even if I have to do it myself.[/quote]
Being more concerned for your son and nephews is like living during the bubonic plauge and being more worried you’re gonna die of a common cold.
