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In reply to the discussion: Columbia University sued by male student in ‘Carry that Weight’ rape case [View all]MADem
(135,425 posts)come right out and say what you mean.
For someone who talks a good fight about "face to face" communications, you're being pretty snarky and oblique. Your accusations against me re: homophobia were quite rich--and false, too.
I say what I mean, and I mean what I say. I have an opinion on this matter--as is my RIGHT--and I am discussing it on a DISCUSSION board where I am a member, where members DISCUSS issues of interest to them.
Not sure why you have a problem with this, but that's your problem, not mine.
FWIW, the school has covered "his side" of the story in their campus newspaper, but only AFTER he came out publicly. Before that, they protected his privacy and didn't name him when he was accused, or when their meaningless little "misconduct" board didn't find enough "evidence" (he said gets fifty percent weight/she said gets fifty percent weight, and no one wins) in the testimony to find against him.
My opinion remains that he doesn't have a case, and it's not the school's job to protect him against his own dumbass actions. On the contrary, the school ran around obliterating the names of rapists that students scrawled in the restrooms, and the university newspaper took care to obliterate the names when they took pictures of the graffiti. What more would you have them do? Station guards with cleaning gear in every restroom on campus? Maybe he shouldn't have behaved inappropriately with not one, but three different women at Columbia, and then maybe he'd not be in this fix?