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TL;DR: Female initiates sex with a male who is blackout drunk and doesn't remember the incident. She texts her friend after, admitting she had been making out with him at a party earlier and that she knew he was too drunk to think straight. 21 months later, when her friends have all abandoned her for being a dirty whore who fucked her roommate's boyfriend, she files a rape claim. Despite ample evidence that she raped him, Amherst finds the male guilty and expels him.


Here's what we know:

  • After a night of heavy drinking, two Amherst college students had sex.
  • The male, "John Doe", a sophomore at the time, was so drunk he has no recollection of the experience. (Amherst's tribunal found this claim "credible.")
  • After the encounter, the female, Sandra Jones (not her real name), texted her friend, "Ohmygod I jus did something so fuckig stupid." You see, John had a girlfriend, that girlfriend was Sandra's roommate and Sandra didn't want her reputation destroyed. Sandra and her friend discussed plans to lie about the events of the evening. During this exchange, Sandra wrote, "Also I'm pretty sure (John Doe) was too drunk to make a good lie out of shit."
  • Sandra invited another guy to her room that night and had sex with him, too. Her roommate would later sign a written affidavit regarding "Sandra's regular weekend practice meeting men and having brief sexual encounters with them."
  • The truth eventually comes out and Sandra's friends abandon her and call her a slut.
  • Sandra makes new friends with known victim's rights advocates and a leading anti-due process activist on campus named Liya Rechtman.
  • 21 months after hooking up with her roommate's boyfriend, Sandra files a claim of sexual assault.
  • In a kangaroo court hearing (no lawyer, no discovery, no direct cross-examination), John Doe is found guilty of rape and expelled.
  • Even after learning of the damning texts, Amherst refuses to re-open the case and continues to blame John, claiming the process "worked as it should have in this case."
  • John Doe has filed a lawsuit against Amherst.

During the internal college hearing, Sandra was assigned as an advocate a tenured professor, Rhonda Cobham-Sander. Rhonda was an influential figure on campus and Amherst's first "diversity czar" who had previously delivered a victims' rights-oriented address. John, on the other hand, was assigned an Amherst administrator named Torin Moore who lacked tenure protections and whose academic training was in "social justice education." Moore's performance was so lackluster that John is suing him as well.

Once the hearing began, Sandra presented herself as too traumatized to articulate her thoughts verbally, though she had no such problem when the investigator initially questioned her.

Here are some direct quotes from the "victim" Sandra:

Asked whether the two went to her room voluntarily to hook up, Sandra replied: "Yes. Well—although in would like to say that I did feel some—I did like well feel like well some—I did... I did like well feel like well some like... well... some like... like... some like well pressure to do so."

A panel member wondered about this "pressure", as Sandra had not previously mentioned it. Her response to that questioning: "So as we were making out in the common room, so some of the students there, so I think, so I think, so I think, [another student] included, were just like, well, chanting like well, things about me. Like, like, like, like, I mean, like, like, I mean, like, I mean like this, I mean like, I mean like, I mean like slut, and like that kind of thing. And they also like told us, get a room, so, yeah."

When a panel member wanted to know what Sandra did after the alleged assault, she responded, "So after he like walked out, I didn’t... So I didn’t... So I didn’t... So I didn’t... So I didn’t... So I didn’t... So I didn’t... So I didn’t... So I didn’t..." The panel then allowed Sandra to type a response, an option she repeated pursued during the hearing.

Full transcript of the hearing here.

I encourage you to read this particularly damning article on the incident.

Watch your backs, gentlemen. The deck is stacked against you in every way imaginable on the modern college campus.


[–]putsch80204 points [recovered] (20 children) | Copy Link

At some point, someone in the U.S. is going to remember that there is still due process guaranteed under our constitution, and these universities are going to find themselves on the receiving end of a pretty harsh financial fucking in lawsuits brought under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 for deprivation of rights under color of law.

[–]newls 117 points118 points  (2 children) | Copy Link

Money talks. I'd love to see these universities get a financial butt-fucking in court. For satisfaction but also for all the innocent young guys whose lives have been damaged by the kangaroo courts.

[–]TruckerJohn2 points3 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

And that financial buttfucking is going to result in our tuition increasing again :/

There's no winning.

[–]TheSelfGoverned 2 points3 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Unless you refuse(d) to buy into their awful heavily-propagandized educational system.

[–]Crushric 45 points46 points  (10 children) | Copy Link

Aren't there already of number of lawsuits against universities for just such things? That's not counting the one revolving around mattress girl's university, since they didn't expel Paul, just humiliated and allowed a little liar to ruin his life.

[–]1independentmale[S] 62 points63 points  (9 children) | Copy Link

Aren't there already of number of lawsuits against universities for just such things?

There are. Several men have brought lawsuits against their universities under similar circumstances. I'd love to see the government step in and start nailing these universities to the wall, but I can't see that happening when our very own president is repeating the "one in five" bullshit.

[–]Crushric 14 points15 points  (6 children) | Copy Link

As a side note, what are the chances of the lawsuits winning on behalf of the men? Since most schools are private business, a precedent for the falsely accused and expelled suing the schools and winning would put the universities into one hell of a bind. Comply with the "dear Colleagues" letter or risk being sued out the ass on a matter they are likely to lose on.

[–]well-ok-then 8 points9 points  (3 children) | Copy Link

Coeducation is a failed experiment

[–]xray77719 points [recovered] (1 child) | Copy Link

No one has ever done less work to get a degree than an attractive girl in an engineering class. Hooooly shit the stuff I saw (and did) as me and my beta peers attempted to get their attention. I cringe at how they viewed us.

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

I came to the same conclusion some time ago. Not just at university level, but at all levels. One problem we have at high school level is that teaching has become dominated by women, and with it has come a gynocentric attitude to everything, for example that competition is bad, there are no 'winners'; but boys love to compete, it is what drives them. Also, not enough physical exercise, which is fine for girls but boys find it hard to stay still for so long. It is not surprising that girls are now outperforming boys; we first put the two together, the changed it to suit girls. How could it end up otherwise? This is more serious than the reverse situation would be, because it is men that build and maintain civilizations, not women, and education is supposed to be training to do that.

[–]TominatorXX 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

The suits will win. A real court will look at this with horror and do the right thing. Generally.

[–]real-boethius 5 points6 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

I'd love to see the government step in and start nailing these universities to the wall

It is precisely the government that is pushing this. Search "dear colleague letter".

[–]Endorsed ContributorMetalgear222 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

isn't the government in charge of the largest percent of student debt? Didn't they fight to keep local banks from lending to students directly? Sounds like that is a conflict of interest that ends in no action. I also heard this from an unreliable source so I do not know if what I'm saying is complete bull shit, but worth acknowledging.

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

I was suspended for a purely criminal offense (petty misd). I could probably bring something against them.

[–]Captain_Unremarkable 4 points5 points  (3 children) | Copy Link

That's not how the Constitution works. Constitutional rights only apply to the government, and more specifically, the Federal government, albeit adapted to States through the doctrine of incorporation. As Amherst is a private university, they can kick out a student for any reason they wish.

This, on the other hand, is a tort, as Amherst may have breached their duty.

[–][deleted] 14 points15 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Thats not how it works. If the institution receives federal funding, Title IX kicks in. Many of these lawsuits are ingeniously using Title IX as a weapon, claiming that the school's policies (which they adopted purportedly to comply with title ix to stop discrimination against women) violate title ix by denying men due process of law.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

Which is why a boycott could be successful here.

[–]1KyfhoMyoba 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

there is still due process guaranteed under our constitution, and these universities are going to find themselves on the receiving end of a pretty harsh financial fucking in lawsuits brought under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 for deprivation of rights under color of law.

They already are. The problem is that the "Dear Colleague" letter the Dept of Ed. sent to the schools mandates that the schools use the "preponderance of evidence" standard, which, as is obvious to any school boy, violates said right to due process.

[–]nantucketghost 136 points137 points  (23 children) | Copy Link

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[–]newls 59 points60 points  (10 children) | Copy Link

He regained a reflexive, but unconscious, control of his body and through muscle spasms continued to hold her down, of course.

I don't know whether to laugh or cry.

[–][deleted] 15 points16 points  (2 children) | Copy Link

This isn't just some sadistic parody? This was accepted by sober adults? I hope he successfully sues the shit out of all of them.

[–]newls 8 points9 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

It was a sarcastic comment under the article, thankfully.

[–]IronMeltsinmyHands 2 points3 points  (6 children) | Copy Link

I have to physically hold down my vomit at that. What the fuck is up with people?

I think they still teach logic in schools right? So why can they not figure out when people are inventing ways to make a man look guilty?

Unconscious control? Muscle spasms? Jeezus...

[–]ThePopeDoesUSA 3 points4 points  (5 children) | Copy Link

They've never taught logic in schools...

[–]2012Aceman 2 points3 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Never let your schooling interfere with your education.

[–]IronMeltsinmyHands -4 points-3 points  (2 children) | Copy Link

college. university. you know what i mean you jackass.

[–]TheSelfGoverned 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

They don't teach logic there either.

[–]FACEisEVERYTHING 40 points41 points  (4 children) | Copy Link

that is the entire basis of feminism summed up in 1 analogy

now here the entire basis of feminism summed up in 1 pic

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-4fZZubW1arE/VRvFPy_bl_I/AAAAAAAAAR0/wHKPU1tPUmY/s800/robertc_personal_cartoon27.jpg

[–]Bwhitty23 2 points3 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Exactly. The floodgates open once someone slightly above them comes walking by. No fucking principles at all. Just throw it out and be that chameleon they are to attract the man. Feminism has and will always be a joke. Now we just need the government and MSM stop sucking their teat.

[–]jtzabor 12 points13 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

It is insane to me that that logic is allowed to work anywhere.

[–]eagle2401 3 points4 points  (3 children) | Copy Link

I've never thought of this. So if someone gets drunk behind the wheel, it's still their fault but if a woman has sex with a man who was equally intoxicated, they can't consent? Fucking horseshit.

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Of course they can't consent. Did you never take Feminism 101? You see, women need to be helped to become 'Strong, Independent Children Womyn'

[–]TRP VanguardCyralea 4 points5 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

The interesting thing is that if you take the feminist interpretation to its logical conclusion, they're arguing that women are more mentally feeble than men. Men are expected to be personally accountable for their drinking, but women are inferior mentally, and thus incapable of such responsibility. We should accordingly afford them less rights, being the children that they are.

I have never seen anyone come up with a response to that.

[–]BlueFreedom420 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

That should have been his whole defense.

[–]Senior Contributordr_warlock 79 points80 points  (19 children) | Copy Link

We're getting to the point where the false accusation and the actual crime are one in the same. Just look at Spain's situation. Mandatory 48 hr imprisonment when falsely accussed by a woman, no evidence required and the burden of proof is on him. This kid was in jail because 13 girls conspired to falsely accuse him of raping all 13 of them "to teach him a lesson for being a player", no physical evidence. Women that intentionally falsely accuse men of rape and abuse, deserve to be raped and abused. Fuck you.

edit: Some people say that she should just serve the same sentence, but a man going to prison for rape is not equal to that a women would experience for any crime no matter how heinous. Man on woman rape is considered worse than murder. Gender incarceration experience is not equal. Not even close. She will never experience the fear inside or out. Not to mention what happens to him afterwards. No one's gonna whiteknight for him and give him a job and people often hunt down men on public sex offender's watch list to harass, vandalize, assault, or even killing them. Society never punishes women to the same extent as men. She deserves worse than what she'd recieve in practice.

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[–][deleted] 5 points6 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

This was covered in another comment some time ago. It is illegal to get a personal paternity test, without a court order. However, if you apply for one you will get one. It is about not secretly taking DNA material and using it however you want, it isn't specifically about paternity testing. The mother would have to be informed, but her consent is not required if the man can give reasons for wanting the test. That is my understanding, anyway.

[–]outraged-man 8 points9 points  (2 children) | Copy Link

Europe is pretty culturally Marxist/radically feminist as it is but Spain takes it even further and is practically a failed state.

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

Europe is pretty culturally Marxist/radically feminist

Seriously? In Europe, there are very few prominent feminazis in the media (Jessica Valenti being a notable exception), there are no "Yes means yes" laws (yet), and there are no kangaroo courts. This are all trends originating in the US.

[–]RomusLupos 9 points10 points  (3 children) | Copy Link

I would disagree with this, but I would go as far to say that if you falsely accuse a man of rape and abuse, you should have to serve the same punishment he would have faced if he were found guilty.

[–]Senior Contributordr_warlock 27 points28 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

A man going to prison for rape is not equal to that a women would experience for any crime no matter how heinous. Gender incarceration experience is not equal. Not even close. Not to mention what happens to him afterwards. No one's gonna whiteknight for him and give him a job and people often hunt down men on public sex offender's watch list to harass, vandalize, assault, or even killing them. She deserves worse than what she'd recieve in practice.

[–]199639 5 points6 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

I think we should fit the punishment to the severity of the outcome to the victim (the falsely accused). What you essentially are doing is depriving a man of his liberty (jail) with the threat of violence (police and DOC) through abuse of the criminal justice system. To me it's clear the charges against a false accuser should be kidnapping with a deadly weapon, as well as separate charges for abuse of the system and false reports.

[–]Kid_Crimson 2 points3 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

This! For so much of the SJW "muh feelz" crime-think addled world the process is the punishment. You may eventually get exonerated but not after having your reputation and finances.

[–]IronMeltsinmyHands 2 points3 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Women that intentionally falsely accuse men of rape and abuse, deserve to be raped and abused.

Bring back The Code of Hammurabi and you'll bring back sanity.

[–]Assassin1476 30 points31 points  (5 children) | Copy Link

......and people wonder why the birth rate is decreasing exponentially in certain countries.

[–]theforgottenpeen-2 points [recovered] (4 children) | Copy Link

Honestly, the declining birth rate is probably a good thing. The current generation really shouldn't be reproducing.

[–][deleted] 3 points4 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Birthrate is declining overall, immigration is rising. Do that maths

[–]TRP VanguardCyralea 1 point2 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

Not for the economy, it isn't.

[–]TheSelfGoverned 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

Good. 3/4 of it is fake anyway. Let it die.

[–][deleted] 29 points30 points  (5 children) | Copy Link

This is getting to be an epidemic. It’s open season on straight men on college campuses.

Here’s another egregious case IMO that’s even worse than the one OP posted.

A male Chinese student (3.8 GPA) at Vassar College who’s on the rowing team attends a team party, gets drunk and hooks up with a female member of the team. HE loses his virginity that night.

The woman messages him multiple times on Facebook apologizing for taking advantage of him. Some quotes from her messages:

  • “I'm really sorry I led you on last night I should have known better than to let myself drink, yet I really don't want this to affect our team dynamic or friendship”.

  • “I did not treat you very well, it was disrespectful on my part to do what I did because I was drunk."

  • "I care about you and I never ever meant to hurt you and we were both drunk."

Fast forward a year later, someone is accused of sexual misconduct and expelled from Vassar College. Must be the female student, right? According to the Facebook messages, she clearly took advantage of him and regretted it.

Fuck no, that would make too much sense. The female student pressed charges against the male student, claiming that the messages "did not correctly reflect her feelings" due to her being in a state of "shock and disbelief" about the encounter. The male student was expelled and recently lost a lawsuit against Vassar.

[–][deleted] 16 points17 points  (4 children) | Copy Link

That's my favorite fucking part. Ohhhh those messages are NORMAL for someone who just got raped. Appearing like a fucking liar is usually what happens!! Fucking joke dude.

edit: no they wouldn't dare say "usually happens" it's "any range of behavior could happen, including acting like a liar"

[–]1independentmale[S] 10 points11 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

Basically, nothing she says or does after the supposed rape counts, period. What a way to run a fucking system of "justice." This shit is whack.

[–][deleted] 3 points4 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

She was skipping around and laughing about how she got an innocent person arrested ---> OH THAT'S HOW SOME PEOPLE PROCESS THE EVENT!!

[–]Modredpillschool 4 points5 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

Being a victim is basically like a giant full-time life mulligan.

[–][deleted] 6 points7 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Women are appalled and shocked whenever they actually face consequences for any of their actions. Come to think of it I can't even think of any situations where women face real consequences. Legal system I guess, even though it's under half of what a man would face.

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[–]Precocious_Kid43 points44 points  (2 children) | Copy Link

Or allege she stuck a finger up your ass while you were intoxicated. That's female on male rape that you didn't consent to. File a rape charge to counter hers and watch the whole trial implode/devolve into a he-said-she-said cluster fuck.

[–][deleted] 11 points12 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

I think you're onto something here.

[–]netgrey3 points [recovered] (1 child) | Copy Link

Fuck that, come out as preop trans woman.

[–]pilledwillingly 21 points22 points  (3 children) | Copy Link

If two lesbians get drunk and have sex, how do they know who the rapist is?

[–]roseffin 54 points55 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

Whichever man is nearest them. ;-)

[–]truthiesttruth 56 points57 points  (21 children) | Copy Link

Do NOT have sex on a university campus!

Leftist liberal feminists cunts have taken over the space and therefore all male rights ARE GONE. You are a rapist in their eye should any of them chose to say so, regardless of circumstances.

They will even police your language and prevent you from using words that potentially could harm feelz™ such as tramp/whore/slut/rape.

Your best bet? Move into a house off campus in your first year, dont even bother with residence. You will lose exposure to campus girls but its worth it to retain basic civil liberties.

I hope Amherst and this lying cunt get destroyed in the court system. The guy deserves a free meal ticket for the rest of his life.

It is only going to get worse from here on out.

[–][deleted] 14 points15 points  (11 children) | Copy Link

The wellesley college consent rules rules went public about a decade and a half ago when I hit college. I resolved never to have sex with a girl if she was drunk (the first time) that was a real game killer. I need two hands to count the pieces of ass that it cost me. And the kicker is that they got nailed by guys, often the next day.

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[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (2 children) | Copy Link

sober girl said she was a squirter. I feel like she pissed on me. no squirt.

[–]Modredpillschool 0 points1 point  (1 child) | Copy Link

I'm pretty certain that's what it is.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

Oh, yes, its most definitely pee. But it presented as incontinence, and not a powerful release.

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[–][deleted] 9 points10 points  (5 children) | Copy Link

eh, I'm not. I spent 15 years of my life in LTRs. At 33 I'm single after my divorce and Im looking to double my N count from 5 to 10 by years end. @ 7 since June. Decent, but not spectacular clip.

[–]ioncloud9 4 points5 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

Im well into the double digits. After a while its all the same. Focus on yourself instead of your count.

[–]user_none 6 points7 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Isn't that the truth?

I've been married, umm, let's leave it at "too many times" and during the single periods of my life I've done quite well in the getting some strange department. I'm to the point now that it takes a special kind of freaky, or really awesome chick, to have me close to believing the sex was all that good.

"Do I go for a run, or do I go on a date? Eh, fuck it, go for a run."

[–]waynebradysworld 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Fill those holes bruh, fill those holes

[–]i_forget_my_userids 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

5 in 5 months should be cake. Have faith.

[–]NineInchPitchfork 4 points5 points  (5 children) | Copy Link

Idk if that resolves anything as most school's Honor Codes apply to relations between students regardless of location. If your desired approach is to avoid all possible risk on this issue, restrict your sexual activities to those with non-students.

[–]truthiesttruth 13 points14 points  (3 children) | Copy Link

Its been my understanding that the bullshit kangaroo university court system only has jurisdiction over the campus, whatever happens off campus has to be dealt with by the actual law, in other words little ms lying cunt has to phone the police instead of the campus rape line. Filing a false police report has more legal ramifications than lying to the campus feminist feelz center.

Perhaps someone more versed in the law could weigh in and clear this up...

[–]NineInchPitchfork 4 points5 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Those are two different matters. Campus police have jurisdiction over actions that occur on the university grounds and local law enforcement for those outside. That is geographical jurisdiction. However, the Honor Code governs behavior involving students. For instance, if you plagiarized your term paper but did so while sitting at an off-campus Starbucks it does not matter. That is offence jurisdiction.

In this instance, she made an academic complaint which means the Honor Code governs. She could have made a concurrent criminal complaint which would have been dealt with by the criminal justice system. Two different processes are in play in these cases.

[–]unassumingusername7 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

Or students of other universities.

[–]watch_ping 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

It's not just that. It's anything related to students. I work for a university and I'm part of a university club team that is mostly students. If I even overhear a claim of abuse by anyone there, I'm required to report it or I could lose my job. It's just plain silly.

[–]surfjihad 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

I agree with what you're saying and your logic is sound but if you don't live in the dorms the first year how you going to make all those friends with whom you can room with off campus next year? Plus the dorms are a wild raging party

[–]RealRational 15 points16 points  (5 children) | Copy Link

Man, I started thinking you fucked up on the keyboard or something... I can't even read that. Her quotes.

[–][deleted] 7 points8 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Look at that strong and independent woman making great use of the expensive college education that Mommy and Daddy paid for, by hardly being able to formulate a complete or coherent goddamn sentence.

Christ, if I interviewed someone for a position and that's how they responded to questions, that interview wouldn't last 5 minutes.

[–]Melon_Balls3 points [recovered] (1 child) | Copy Link

[–]RealRational 3 points4 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

lol, it's like they get stuck in a feedback loop. The oldest children in the house indeed.

[–]Ibex3D 2 points3 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

I thought it was mocking her. Holy shit. Im not always the best with words but fuck, how do you screw up that bad?

[–]1independentmale[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Easy to screw up that bad when you're a dumb, super basic bitch. What astounds me is that any of this nonsense was believable by the supposed adults running that college. They're so fucking enamored with these precious little snowflakes and their progressive, feminist ideologies they are literally blind to the truth.

[–]cariboo_j 23 points24 points  (4 children) | Copy Link

Historians will look back on this time period as McCarthyism 2.0.

Or maybe witchhunts 2.0.

[–]razorwan 7 points8 points  (2 children) | Copy Link

Unfortunately that's unlikely, as much as whatever victim complex we may feel tells us. This is because the punishments aren't skewed enough, nor do they get enough attention. Not to mention that when you're targeting a spectrum as wide as males, it's hard to pinpoint specific demographics being mistreated. As such it's even less likely to be labeled as sexist.

Maybe in a decade or so people will shit on feminism for a variety of reasons, though. Already seeing seeds of discontent on popular media.

[–]cariboo_j 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

You're probably right... Rape hysteria is confined to universities and doesn't affect the general public all that much. It probably won't make it into the history textbooks.

[–]jewishclaw 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

I'm not supporting or condemning McCarthy, but let the record show, after the fall of the Soviet Union, documents made it quite clear that there many paid soviet agents in the US, including members of congress. This is not controversial or conspiratorial. McCarthy's paranoia was very well founded and now supported by mountains of hard evidence. His methods, on the other hand...

[–]evilquesadilla12 points [recovered] (7 children) | Copy Link

This will not stand up in court, which is why it never went to court as rape. This is only in colleges and universities, because they are taking the easy way out by sacrificing male students to get federal funding.

Eventually, they will stomp on students whose families have the financial means to fight back, as with a case I believe in UC San Diego. As more and more of these incidents happen, more and more lawsuits that colleges will lose, when finally it hit their pocket books in a negative manner, they will start to change their policies. It's not about ethics, what's right, what's wrong, it's about money. But we all know that. The number one goal of these education institutions is to make money.

Luckily this, so far, has not extended to outside of college campuses. And personally I believe it is extremely unlikely that it will. But bad news for any men going to college, or have a loved one that is.

[–]tyrryt 3 points4 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

All the incentives are on one side, it's a no-brainer:

if they find the guy innocent, they risk a shitstorm from the sjw screeching whackos, mattress stunts, "activists" and politicians using the case for media opportunities, boycotts, etc.

if they find him "guilty", nothing happens, and they pick the next sucker in line to pony up the $200k in loans.

[–]TRP VanguardCyralea 0 points1 point  (1 child) | Copy Link

Thing is, it won't change anything. They've likely factored in lawsuit payouts as part of their operating costs. It's cheaper to pay the odd lawsuit here or there than to lose enrollment by women. They're the primary applicants, after all.

[–]TruckerJohn0 points1 point  (2 children) | Copy Link

I never even thought to follow the money trail in this situation. The more women their school has the more funding they get. Do you have a source for that?

[–]NineInchPitchfork 24 points25 points  (5 children) | Copy Link

Coincidentally I was asked to review the transcripts and disclosure of this matter and write an article for a legal publication (about the denial of the right to have counsel present and assist during these hearings). That aside, I think there are some lessons to be learned here.

Allegations: she alleges that they hooked up at party, she was tipsy, he was drunk. She started performing oral sex on him in her room that she shares with roommate (who happens to be dude's gf). She says during this time she told him "what if E.K. shows up, we should stop." He ignores her. She then explicitly tells him "no" but he refuses and they continue until he ejaculates.

He says: I was so drunk I don't remember but I am not the kind of guy who would do something like this, so find me not guilty.

Lessons:

(1) He should have obtained legal advice prior to hearing, ideally the minute he first heard about this allegation through friends or social media. His approach at the hearing sucked and this could have gone way better.

(2) Do not talk about shit like this on social media. A tremendous portion of the evidence in this case was as a result of social media exchanges between the alleged victim, the accused and their friends. This is yet another instance where the preoccupation of a virtual life was at the expense of the real one. Stupid.

(3) Check your intoxication. If you get totally blasted to the extent you have no memory of events, you are totally at the mercy of other peoples recollections. His defence was not a legal defence. People come to court and say I am a good person blah blah blah all the time. He gave no basis for the board to reject her version of events. Stupid.

(4) If you do have sex with another student, document it in some fashion. Even if it's simply a post-fucking text exchange that shows it was all nice and everyone was happy. Better than that though, is know the person you are having sex with. A random is risky.

(5) Curb your enthusiasm about bragging. In this case it was his repeating the story within the friends group that got the whole ball rolling. If he had shut up about it, she likely would never have made a complaint.

Bottom line: all told, these conduct hearings at universities are a joke when it comes to maintaining some sort of standard of fairness and due process. Avoid them by making smart decisions. If you get accused, shut your mouth and call a lawyer.

[–]1independentmale[S] 14 points15 points  (3 children) | Copy Link

She says during this time she told him "what if E.K. shows up, we should stop." He ignores her. She then explicitly tells him "no" but he refuses and they continue until he ejaculates.

It was unclear to me whether they fucked or she just gave him head. If the latter is true, then how in the hell does a guy "refuse to stop" when she's the one sucking the dick? She didn't claim he used force or threatened her in any way. It sounds like she sucked his cock a bit, said "No, we should stop", then went right back to sucking... and this is somehow his fault?

I guess when you live in a fantasy world where women have no agency and are not responsible for their actions, this is what you end up with. "He wanted me to do it and I wanted him to like me so I did it even though I only kind of sort of wanted to, like not really wanted to, like, apparently, like not really, but I kind of did, so I did it because, like, yeah. So that's totally like rape, or something. He raped me. I was raped. Rape. Rape rape rape. Someone please give me attention?"

[–]NineInchPitchfork 9 points10 points  (2 children) | Copy Link

It was just oral sex so her story is that she felt compelled to continue. You would have thought that would have raised some questions at the hearing but they just 'blew' right past that. Honestly, all kidding aside, it makes no fucking sense whatsoever. The only other times I have seen allegations of sexual assault by means of forced oral is where weapons were held on victim or violence used/threatened. This girl could have simply walked away. Ridiculous.

[–]Endorsed ContributorBluepillProfessor 2 points3 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

they just 'blew' right past that.

Both the victim and panel blew right past that.

[–]cariboo_j 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

she felt compelled to continue

Compelled? What does "feeling compelled" consist of? That's so vague it can be abused easily.

[–]SolarLiner 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

So we've come full circle. Rape has become a weapon against anyone, especially women against men. We men do have a weakness though, explained so well by that Robin Williams quote:

God has given us a brain and a penis, but not enough blood to run both at the same time.

Rape is pretty tough to talk about; there's a lot of victim blaming, and yet supposed "rapists" tend to be declared guilty most of the time, in spite of facts. And let's not forget that this is a taboo as well, and that "rape" has different meanings in different people.

The only way to be fully protected? Film it. Save it somewhere with correct metadata filled in, and backed up so that you have it as proof. Then call a lawyer to approve the footage as legal evidence.

Oh wait, she'll sue you anyway because you tried to film it and she didn't openly express her consent before the act, and is shocked to see that a condom is not the only thing he prepared his protection with ...

[–]CS192837465 5 points6 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

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What is this?

[–]B_Campbell 8 points9 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Two fucking years later she changes her mind? Only way after her friends started calling her a slut. Jesus Christ. This guy should get two million dollars. School needs to feel the pain. Take it out of activities and put a line item in every tuition bill "false rape claim settlement"

[–]the_red_scimitar 14 points15 points  (5 children) | Copy Link

Note: Guaranteed unpopular opinions expressed herein.

Dear college-going men,

I finished college before you were born, and the one thing about the current crop of college-goers that I know is that you will become the new "general population", over time, and the values you have will influence what is considered normal.

I believe this culture of zero-tolerance, which really means zero justice, zero rationality, and zero common sense, is becoming more and more "normal". And honestly, if you want to blame women and feminism, then aren't YOU denying YOUR own agency? If it's "their fault", then only "they" can fix it.

But it's not, it's yours, and mine, and collectively "ours" as (hopefully) thinking men and humans. It is well understood and oft written about that women in our society have, through social feminism, created a huge safety net for themselves, almost entirely at the expense of men.

Where is the safety net WE made? Where are the organizations that will defend a man in such cases as this? Where is it's funding?

TRP is NOT going to fix this. It makes us painfully aware of this, and necessarily so, but it offers essentially no social solution, and I don't believe it was ever intended to. Which makes stories like this both illuminating, and seem like whining, at the same time.

"Watch your backs" is poor advice. We don't need to just become paranoid, frightened people. The advice is too general, and the tone of TRP often seems to take one that would foster actual fear of women. And I'm sure some of you think fear is exactly the right mindset, but I think it is entirely the feminine imperative's mindset. It is precisely how YOU get knocked down into beta-hood, grant your agency to them (who neither have nor want any, actually). I believe the sole power of feminism is men who have granted it that power, and that includes every TRP-er who feels that women are now dangerous. I'll tell you what is dangerous: beta, feminism-poisoned men who hold positions of control or power, and that would definitely include many prosecutors and judges. I work out regularly with an Assistant DA of a major metro area, and his perspective is entirely the one given him through feminism. He is a danger to you and to me.

What good is all your PUA moves, if it results in an unacceptable increase in danger to YOU, of legal action and incarceration? It would seem to be of negative value, since by using your PUA skills, you increase the chance you will be called out as a "rapist", merely because you know how to get a woman to WANT to bed you (at least at that moment).

Yet, that is precisely what the feminine imperative mandates. Abandon your PUA stuff and get in line. YOU must grant them your power, in the form of time, attention, finance and largess of all kinds, physical prowess, protection, fatherhood, etc. And increasingly, what you are told to expect back is nothing. And TRP makes that point even more emphatically than the feminist agenda does.

The "men's rights" movement is, at best, a joke, no matter it's good intent. And I mean it is a joke at actually matching the kind of social pressures that feminism has. It simply has done nothing of the kind.

We need a real call to action. I personally know a man who, in his mid-20's (about 10 years ago) was falsely accused of domestic violence, and had his entire life essentially destroyed before the young lady admitted she'd made it all up because he broke up with her. And despite involving the legal and penal systems, and causing certainly thousands, and likely 10s of thousands of dollars (or more, for all I know) to be spent prosecuting and incarcerating my friend, there was exactly no blowback from the so-called "justice" system. He was released, and she never heard anything further about it.

That was 10 years ago. The situation on the college campuses seems to have become one in which this kind of reason-less knee-jerk reaction has become institutionalized.

I am not even offering a solution, but the problem is real, and if it is allowed to move into the mainstream as you (college men in general) graduate and permeate society, then much of TRP will become useless. I could easily envision laws enacted which would consider PUA information "terrorism", or at least on a par with such information as bomb making,or with threats of murder, etc. Can you not imagine feminist men, and gleeful, man-hating feminist women, saying how traumatized they were simply seeing a website of such information? How it made them distrust all men (lol) and ruined their lives, blah blah. And it would not only be believed, but would become a cause célèbre. It could become a point of evidence that you frequent the manosphere, read its books, etc. Frankly, I'm willing to bet it already has, if not in a court of law, then certainly in some university's "investigation" into a "rape" allegation.

And none of this says there isn't such a thing as rape, and that it isn't violent and frankly evil. But, as with the example OP has given us, the shape and color of rape has now been given to many things clearly not only not rape, but so far from it as to constitute a prejudice against men, on par with racism.

So, men in institutions of higher learning, the front lines of this battle: I see your generation as being more connected, more potentially powerful at leveraging ideas into social movements, than any past generation. Perhaps it's going to take some spectacularly unjust and hugely visible occurrence to start any momentum, but still - you guys are the vanguard of what comes next for our society. Be on the lookout for your opportunities.

[–]GiraffeOfTheEndWorld 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

I'm not even sure what to say.
You just make an incredibly good point, sir.

[–]1oldredder 0 points1 point  (3 children) | Copy Link

It is precisely how YOU get knocked down into beta-hood, grant your agency to them (who neither have nor want any, actually).

Nope. Avoidance of risk is how you become a man going your own way - MGTOW, the core red pill path.

[–]the_red_scimitar -1 points0 points  (2 children) | Copy Link

You missed the point. Also, you are aware the manosphere is not at all in accord on your point? There are many who see people using MGTOW as an excuse to just have no game. That's the type of risk avoidance that DOESN'T work.

[–]1oldredder 0 points1 point  (1 child) | Copy Link

No, you missed the point. My comment was the point. Clarified.

Having game or not is never important, having your life in order is what's important. Worrying about having game to pick up women is like worrying if you have skill as a carpenter. You can pick & choose your skills as suits you.

just have no game. That's the type of risk avoidance that DOESN'T work.

It works 100%.

[–]the_red_scimitar 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

We aren't going to agree, and we aren't even arguing. Thanks for your perspective.

[–]libertypole 6 points7 points  (2 children) | Copy Link

Amherst College is the epitome of the disgustingly leftist elitist liberal arts colleges. you cannot go there unless you're a special snowflake. rich and you spent your high school years chained to a desk. it's not well adjusted people.

[–]cosmicartery3 points [recovered] (1 child) | Copy Link

Not just Amherst, I visited Emory University (ranked 21st) for a semester and a half and boy are there some elitist fucks there. Everyone was fake. Everyone. There was something off about them all... my guess was everyone was on some kind of medication to cope with the amount of fucked up

[–]DylanRed 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Friend from high school goes there and she brought back a friend to a party in our home town and that's the same vibe I got from him

[–]ProudRedPill6 points [recovered] (2 children) | Copy Link

Man its shit like this that makes me want to just not try to learn game anymore because god damn these kind of girls sound like they could be anyone.

That cute girl from your class or that girl that is a hot barristo.

I mean these people get their LIVES fucked up because of a one night stand.

AND IN THIS CASE THE MAN IS NOT EVEN THE GUILTY ONE. Like how the fuck is this even possible?

[–]jewishclaw 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

For $300, you can record every sexual encounter you have. At some point, signal her to get on top. Even in this femitard wasteland, no one is going to convict you of raping a girl with video evidence of you on your back and her riding your dick screaming for more.

[–][deleted] 4 points5 points  (2 children) | Copy Link

WOW, do I have something to say about this story. For those of you who do not know, please allow me to describe the reputation of Amherst College to all of you. As an undergraduate student at UMASS Amherst (About a mile or so away from AC), I've been to more than my fair share of AC parties. AC has a few student dorms that they allow students to throw parties in under the guise that the parties are "under control" because they're technically on campus property. But that is far from the case. Every weekend during the academic year these party dorms turn into an absolute shitshow. Screaming girls, shirtless bros, packed dance floors, you name it. Oh, and the kids are constantly hooking up with each other. In fact, a decent portion of the kids partying at AC are actually UMASS kids; because AC has a reputation that it's relatively easy to pull girls out of the parties there. And to be honest, it really is that easy. One time, i pulled a girl from one of those parties and banged her in her dorm room. When I told her I didn't go to AC, she started to get upset and remorseful; and that's when I decided to save my ass and run out of her dorm. From what I've experienced, a large portion of the women at AC are catty, bitchy, entitled idiots that think they can just sail through college on daddy's money while heavily riding the CC. Amherst College, of course, wants to save their reputation so they did the only politically correct thing to do: punish the guy. An unfortunate tale, to say the least.

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

Smart move to run dude, seriously.

[–]PlayerXz 4 points5 points  (2 children) | Copy Link

The thing that scares me most about this is that she only files a rape claim 21 months later and is still taken serious. How the fuck is that possible? Wouldn't you think that if a woman got actually raped she would press charges straight away?

What is the time limit for these kind of accusations? Or do women have an unlimited time span to accuse you of rape if you ever had sex with them?

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

Like at some point, if someone wronged you, you have to come out and say it. Let's be fucking real 2 years is a goddamn joke. This is fucking insanity dude. Jesus Christ.

[–]antihostile 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Every man in this society lives with the Sword of Femocles above his head. At any time, that thing could drop.

[–]surfjihad 3 points4 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

I have taken heart that a lot of these men that are unfairly accused of rape and expelled from college are turning around and suing the shit out of the colleges or Rolling Stone and making legal progress

[–]MrRexels 2 points3 points  (4 children) | Copy Link

How the hell do you drink so much you don't remember anything or blackout? Did I just get lucky genetically and was born with an iron liver or something? Like, I drink in a way that would make an Irishman jealous and I've never had that kind of shit happen to me.

[–]imthemanyesiam 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Fraternity pledging helps

20+ shots in a half hour can do it

[–]GiraffeOfTheEndWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

Probably, I mean holy shit. My Love can drink half a bottle of jack and be drunk but not sick or passing out, yet he doesn't remember half of anything.

Most people experience lots of memory loss during heavy drinking.

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Men, stop going to Amherst. Its really that simple. Not like its the only university in the US.

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

Crying rape is the greatest form of ASD the woman has ever come up with.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

The amount of false rape accusations are undeniable proof women don't give a flying fuck about men.

[–]indlife3 points [recovered] (1 child) | Copy Link

It sucks that a young guy can't have fun with girls willing to do the same because now more than ever there is always the possibility that a young woman will claim what was a consensual sexual act was really her being taken advantage of in some fashion. You get kicked out of school after spending tens of thousands. The DOJ and DOE at the federal level are putting all these rules upon higher education because they don't like what they are seeing. The way I see, these "everyone is equal" types want young women to be able to drink at the same level as the guys. However, they want it put upon the men to not be men when it comes to hooking up, but they want young women to be given a pass. They want it to be OK for young women to flirt, twerk, etc. while drinking, but demand that young men "do the right thing" and not be tempted by this obvious flirting.

The thing is, stuff like this will just continue to harm the US (and likely other countries as well). Oh well, I'm as prepared as I can be for the eventual collapse of this country. Destroying your male population is one sure fire way to make sure a country has no future. We are pretty much there right now. Young men will tread carefully in college, and once they have that degree and money, they will be able to finally go out to the bars to have fun. Of course this will likely push the age of marriage back closer to 40, as these young men will have years to make up for, which will be added to the back-end of the traditional "slowing down" age most follow. This will result in us seeing even more articles from 30 and 40 something women complaining about men not "growing up" and giving them the life they want with a devoted, rich husband and two kids.

[–]1oldredder 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

Yup. If a drunk girl tries to pick me up at the bar I have to make sure she has zero ability to trace back to me or I dodge. The risk of false rape accusation is too high. The society i'm in says she can strip naked and beg for sex but if she's drunk, it's rape.

[–]1raceAround126 1 point2 points  (19 children) | Copy Link

Gentlement, cameras. The camera never lies.

The real shame is drunk fucking. The times I have drunk fucked with a girl, it's been awesome. Complete loss of inhibitions, letting loose and crazy... it's shit like this that will end a man and woman to have good old fashioned drunk sex.

This has really gone too far. Women need a solid fucking kick up the arse and learn that shit in life have consequences and not every sexual encounter is rape.

Until that day, if you want to fuck a girl, take her to your place, cameras all over the fucking place.

I currently have five cameras around my place all dumping to hard disk. It's shit like that which makes it necessary.

[–]SolarLiner 2 points3 points  (17 children) | Copy Link

But then she enters, notices, and sues you because she didn't openly consent in being filmed. She wins because this is technically porn material acquired without consent.

Or, she doesn't, then sues you for raping, you throw your "I recorded everything" card, and then get put in jail because you don't have the right to film her.

Either way, she wins, you lose, feminists are happy because "another rapist thrown into jail", and your whole life is fucked up because once you took one too many sip.

[–]cosmicartery5 points [recovered] (11 children) | Copy Link

You don't have the right to film on your own property? I know so many families who have cameras around their property, whether or not ppl know they're there.

[–]SolarLiner 1 point2 points  (10 children) | Copy Link

You can use video-surveillance for security purposes, however filming sex acts is pornography.

Disclamer: Not American, but that's how it works here in France, I'd assume that would be somewhat similar. And if she sues you for raping, she sure will try (and will most likely win) to take down the recordings.

[–]1raceAround126 1 point2 points  (3 children) | Copy Link

The UK law is open to interpretation on this matter. The bedroom camera is there for security purposes as are all other cameras in my property. Protection against being wrongfully accused of a crime falls under that category. While I have not checked this with a lawyer, I would happily present the case that my justification for security is valid as the footage disproved a serious and damaging claim about my behavior and character.

Maybe I should explain what prompted me to do this.

I had a FWB for a few months. She was sweet, good looking, we fucked like bunnies, all the rest of it. She wanted the girlfriend upgrade. Moreover, she wanted her own key kinda girlfriend upgrade and was pretty serious about it. I played it down the first few times until I eventually had to be firm and reiterate that I was not into a long term relationship with anybody and no interest in sharing my life to that degree.

Against my better judgement, we went out together the week after. She had a little too much to drink, as far as I was concerned there was no way I was going to sleep with her like that. My plan was to put her in the guest room to sleep it off.

She was in my living room and demanded why I wouldn't man up and be exclusive with her. I had to tell her again and she got pretty angry really quickly. At that point she hit me across the face. I said right then and there that she was leaving and she could wait outside for a taxi I would call for her.

She got even more confrontational and actually threatened to call the police on me. She threatened to call the cops on me. She even dared me to hit her back and at that point there was a tonne of shouting, etc.

I walked out my front door so the no looking neighbours could see me outside. I spoke to her from the front door as she stood there drunk shouting at me. I told her to leave my house and that was that.

Eventually she stormed out and sauntered away. I closed and latched the door on her.

The whole experience shook me badly. Stories of fake rape cries and cops knocking on my door played with my mind. I didn't get a wink of sleep that night. This after an early start and big workout that day too.

The way I see it, I shaved a bollock on that one. She turned from cute and cuddly to fucking scary in a millisecond. And the reality is, if she had called the cops, she could have told them ANYTHING and I would not have been able to say blue duck quack fuck about it.

I ordered the cameras the next day and took the next off work to install them all. There is no way ever at all that I will ever take another chance like that again. Not a hope in hell will I.

So frankly, I would quite happily welcome a follow up suit of filming a sex act without permission, or however you want to call it and defend that. Because it's simply far easier for me to defend this rather than a he said she said rape case which, as is evidenced by countless kangaroo courts, I am not going to stand a chance in. While I would like to trust that not all girls are that psychotic and that our friends with benefits trust level extends to the realms of good fun and consensual sex, I cannot trust women enough. There is just too much evidence to the contrary in the world. And the way I see it, I already had my warning shot. You don't need to give me a second warning.

So really, the tables are reversed. Girls just have to trust that I won't make any footage available to the world. And I will not. But the fact is, I don't trust women enough anymore.

Don't get me wrong. I like the girls I'm with. As far as I know, they're all straight up girls who like fucking me and that's it. I have no intention of making sex tapes available to anybody ever. And to be honest, I am far more reliant of the cameras downstairs. Simply because that's where this girl turned into she-beast and threatened me.

She has contacted me since, but my radio silence I think has told her for certain I want nothing at all to do with her.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (2 children) | Copy Link

It's insanity that you can't in some places use cameras to exonerate yourself. I'd say that's more "home security purpose" than ANYTHING. It's a lot fucking more urgent of a need than preventing a robbery is, fuck.

And what the FUCK do you want us to do? If a girl wants to say "he hit me" or "he raped me" with no evidence, WE'RE FUCKED. Like literally what are we supposed to do? Oh you can't film in your own home, that's illeeegaaal. But we also don't require any evidence to put you away for 40 years and ruin your life. FFS man goddamn

[–]1raceAround126 0 points1 point  (1 child) | Copy Link

Well it does serve a double purpose. Thinking about the ultra-negative, if a girl does pull the rape card and a judge dismisses my video evidence, I am perfectly fine with posting the video of the so-called rape up on the Internet for the world to see.

I never thought anything like a girl threatening to set the law on me would ever happen. I figured it was the trope of Internet folklore and unfortunate circumstances. That was until I had it in my very own living room in my own home. And there was absolutely no warning shot, she turned within seconds. I made the good decision by walking outside the front of my house the second she wouldn't leave after slapping me.

Luckily she never followed through on any threats; but I only have the rest of my life to worry about if one day she isn't going to hamster up a story to get back at me for not falling on my knees to commit to her.

[–]cosmicartery1 points [recovered] (3 children) | Copy Link

This might just be pointless debate, but I believe my logic still stands: First of all, the recordings won't be up anywhere (except in court if proof is necessary). And second, the recordings WOULD be for security purposes, i.e. in showing proof in a court that it wasn't rape and that it was consensual.

And isn't filming sex acts only pornography if intended for a pornographic audience? I mean look at the movie Nymph()maniac--real sex scenes, yet you wouldn't classify it as porn, but as cinema. Just sayin

[–]SolarLiner 0 points1 point  (2 children) | Copy Link

I did oversimplify it, yeah. Of course not every footage of sexual acts is pornography, however this is how it can be perceived, especially by a girl (and her lawyer) that sued you over a night of sex.

What I'm saying is that you gotta be careful when you start recording stuff people don't want to see being filmed.

[–]cosmicartery1 points [recovered] (1 child) | Copy Link

I would assume hard logic would ultimately win in court over subjective perceptions. But hey I hear you. I wouldn't film my dog and I getting it on

[–]1oldredder 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

France is fucked up - how it works in other countries is a better baseline. In France you can't even force a paternity test - a court will deny it for the good of the woman and les enfants.

[–]1raceAround126 2 points3 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

This is the UK. I don't need anybody's consent to record them in my own home. I don't need to inform them nor warn them of their presence.

The cameras can be set for either motion sensing, continuous or off entirely. The camera in the bedroom is very well hidden. It doesn't actually even look like a camera.

I'm not interested in making secret porn videos and have no intention of uploading anything to anywhere. The machine the cameras dump to are on a private network that has no connectivity with the outside world.

They are there for my protection. If somebody breaks into my home and i have to defend myself, the camera evidence is there. If a girl cries rape, then the cameras will prove otherwise. And, "Sorry, officer. I must have forgotten to turn the home surveillance system off in the heat of passion when I came in the door."

[–]OrpheusV 2 points2 points [recovered] | Copy Link

Most sane courts will throw that out if there is a sign posted near the entrance stating "These premises are being recorded". Although at that point that's too much just to cover our own asses.

Shit's fucked.

[–]SolarLiner -1 points0 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

Lol, the moment you plant that sign, is the moment you can also say RIP to your sexual life. Or, you'll have to find women that fits into a very specific category ... not sure if want.

[–]1oldredder 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

yes sure if want - women who want to be filmed having sex is awesome.

[–]1oldredder 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

if there's signs up her consent isn't required

[–]1oldredder 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

good but only if you publish. Any judge can dismiss it.

[–]1favours_of_the_moon 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Amherst is gonna lose that case.

What would happen if the girl put something in the dude's butt? Would SHE then be guilty?

[–]lesleysnipes 1 point2 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

Reminds me of Ched Evans. UK law.

Promising young British footballer has threesome with male friend and one night stand female in hotel room.

Female wakes up in hotel alone. Doesn't cry rape only that drink was spiked. Officers find traces off weed alcohol and cocaine but no roofies.

Both males cooperate with police and admit they had consensual sex with female. Female then changes her story to rape. Friend of ched who also had sex not charged, Ched

Evans a £20,000 a week footballer convicted of rape as female was too intoxicated to consent. Sentenced to 2 years in prison and now is not allowed to play professional football. Might I add he would of gone on to play in the top tier EPL no doubt.

https://www.crimeline.info/case/r-v-ched-evans-chedwyn-evans

[–]Tqbfjotlds 2 points2 points [recovered] | Copy Link

The deck is stacked against you in every way imaginable on the modern college campus.

These people are graduating and bringing this indoctrination into the real world. It won't be long before this ideology infects the corporate world and justice system.

[–]1independentmale[S] 1 point2 points  (3 children) | Copy Link

Nah; in the real world we still have this little thing called the Constitution. None of this shit would fly in an actual court of law, which is why these dumb ho's won't go to the police with their lies.

My first rule of rape accusations: If she won't file a police report, she's a fucking liar and it didn't happen the way she claims.

[–]1oldredder 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

actual courts of law have already stomped all over the 1st, 2nd, 4th amendments with glee.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

a-fucking-men.

Oh but but but she didn't want the traaauma, no fuck you, you're a fucking lying cunt. fuck off.

[–]BlackHeart89 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Its a good thing I never get that fucked up. Not even about getting accused of rape. Rather, I don't trust anybody around enough for that. People out here are full of shit, bro.

You have to always watch your back. Sort of hard to do when you're fucked up.

[–][deleted] 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Hi... Just a quick question... How bout filing a false rape accusation claim as soon he knew he's accused of rape and going to the kangaroo court??? I mean the police definitely has the jurisdiction over the campus... Isn't that a way to say "Fuck you... We are going to a real court..."???

[–][deleted]  (2 children) | Copy Link

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[–]psycho-logical 7 points8 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

That's a rational mentality. Get the fuck out of here.

[–]YoungRedOne 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

So he was blackout drunk and couldn't defend himself from a slut and got taking advantage of big deal he's wrong and he's a man...he should just man up and take responsibility for what he did and rot in prison. Filthy bastard....

[–]mr_one_liner 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

The literal transcription got me laughing. Nice.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

God Americans are fucking dumb. Bury your heads in the sand until all your men leave.

[–][deleted] -2 points-1 points  (6 children) | Copy Link

I think the real point of these policies is to act as a deterrent to young males who aren't otherwise frightened off by the prospect of potentially having to support a kid they didn't want or weren't ready for, or from having to go on the lam.

Society doesn't want men to knock women up UNLESS they can support the child. Some might say that they want a bunch of single mothers dependent on the government and the private sector. But how much sweeter to have DIVORCED single mothers. Children had out of wedlock can only get child support payments. Also, think of the earnings power of some teenager versus a guy in his thirties having a kid for the first time. A teenaged father will be barely scraping by, especially in this economy.

Therefore, they put most of the responsibility on the male to discourage them from trying to have sex when they are relatively young. Also corporate American wants the young women in the workforce on the treadmill for as long as possible to keep that labor pool nice and large, as well as divided.

[–][deleted] 5 points6 points  (2 children) | Copy Link

You're giving way too much credit to the people who thought up these policies.

That's not how this country works. There's no long term, deep thinking in the US Government or on college campuses about how society should develop. It's more like you've got this group lobbying for shit and that group, and some of those groups are stronger or more organized than others. People in power want to remain in power, so they make knee-jerk fixes to placate the more powerful groups. Then you end up with a patchwork array of laws with different methods of enforcement, some of which are grossly unfair.

Women's advocates are far more organized, vocal, and numerous than men's advocates are. That's the root cause of most of our problems here.

[–][deleted] 1 point2 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

Eh, it's not just the women's advocacy groups, it's the men in power that go along with their agenda to fuck over other men. In the same way people say there is no sisterhood between women, there is also no brotherhood between men, because the strong men bully and oppress the weaker men in various ways. They don't uplift all men, only the few they see potential in. The rest get beaten down, and feminism is yet another tool in the arsenal, aside from factory labor, slave-jobs, prisons, the military, taxes, religious institutions, years of compulsory formal education as requirements for initiation into aforementioned institutions.

Lots of guys on here talk about men being powerless, but that's bullshit. The men at the top "get it," and they know that they're largely immune from the rules, and in any case, their wealth can make problems go away if their power can't. Men at the top who don't act like flagrant assholes all the time are getting harems of women who basically pay their own way and compete for the privilege of riding elite cock. Men at the bottom get internet porn and video-games as virtual replacements for the wives and jobs their fathers and grandfathers had because no woman worth a damn would want anything to do with them unless they had giant monster cocks.

[–]fortifiedoranges 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

You have underestimated and misunderstood the enemy. These people play the long games. Decades or even centuries. This was put Into motion long before we were born. Hitler tried to stop the Bolsheviks, they just came here instead.

[–]SolarLiner 1 point2 points  (1 child) | Copy Link

But, the whole answer to "let's not have young dad who can't support the child" is contraceptives! Guys uses condoms, girls uses pills. Plan B is there if the condom failed and that she didn't somehow take the "normal" pill.

Using rape charges to hold men off is NOT an acceptable way of doing it.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (0 children) | Copy Link

Ideally, this would be true. The harsh reality is that people often DON'T use condoms because of the heat of the moment, the superior sensations, trust in the other person, cumbersome nature of condoms, etc.

Also, it's about terrorizing low-value men. Women may have sex with them under the influence, but they'll regret it later. Drugs and alcohol are social equalizers, so low-value people appear better than they are, especially if the setting is conducive, such as dim lighting, and higher value people have lower inhibitions and want to follow their feels.

I've head plenty of homely women aggressively grope me and hit on me because they know from experience that it works eventually if they do it enough. They also are more into initiating kino. The only difference is, nobody will say I was raped if I regret the sex after the fact. They'll just smirk and make a joke about a dry spell or beer goggles. Men are brainwashed to look at regret-sex as a story with or without a moral, or an experience, and women are brainwashed into constructing it as a rape because of the implications that come with having some omega's child. Since women are way more valuable than omegas, the omegas are terrorized with the threat of being charged with rape. It's also about discouraging them from reproducing. It's just the high school dynamic writ large, where rather than bully the weak with shoves and punches and lower their self esteem with insults to discourage them, the strong actually criminalize their behavior.

[–]BlueFreedom420 -1 points0 points  (0 children) | Copy Link

I hope he gets a alot of dough in the lawsuit.

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