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Posted on 11/18/20 at 8:28 am to Desert King
That's the sad(dest) truth about Title IX as it exists...
It proffers a false path to justice and victims are dissuaded from going to the authorities for what is clearly criminal accusations or occurrences. They are suckered into believing this false path will get them justice and all it gets, in the best case, is punitive administrative actions.
If your house catches on fire, while it is burning, do you call your mortgage company? No you call the fire department. After the fire is out you call insurance and notify the mortgage company.
Contact the cops first, then the prosecutor, then demand they notify the school (Title IX) on your behalf.
It proffers a false path to justice and victims are dissuaded from going to the authorities for what is clearly criminal accusations or occurrences. They are suckered into believing this false path will get them justice and all it gets, in the best case, is punitive administrative actions.
If your house catches on fire, while it is burning, do you call your mortgage company? No you call the fire department. After the fire is out you call insurance and notify the mortgage company.
Contact the cops first, then the prosecutor, then demand they notify the school (Title IX) on your behalf.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 8:35 am to Desert King
Unfortunately true. The individuals involved went to the title 9 office. Had a discussion and then refused to report the incident to them either.
No woman should subject to sexual assault... it is awful.
UN fortunately I have an experience of a family friend that went through the legal/police/court system with one of these allegations. The allegation was months after the fact... no evidence of any kind. He said she said situation. Yet the alleged perpetrator was held in jail for 45 days. While the police/DA investigated nothing.. no rape kit no witnesses ..
No woman should subject to sexual assault... it is awful.
UN fortunately I have an experience of a family friend that went through the legal/police/court system with one of these allegations. The allegation was months after the fact... no evidence of any kind. He said she said situation. Yet the alleged perpetrator was held in jail for 45 days. While the police/DA investigated nothing.. no rape kit no witnesses ..
Posted on 11/18/20 at 8:48 am to Lester Earl
So “victims” can tell an administrator about an “assault” but they can’t tell the police? Makes sense...especially when you don’t want people asking questions about what actually happened.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 8:52 am to ColdTurkey
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Unless you know the shame that comes with it, don’t speak about things you don’t know.
Was the problem "shame", that she met a guy, on the first date, got drunk, passed out, was raped, photographed, nude and had the photo posted on public media?
Then instead of going to the police and exposing him as a molester, she made the decision to protect his "reputation". Instead of making it public and warning other young women the guy is a risky date, she kept quite. $hame! $hame!
Posted on 11/18/20 at 8:55 am to Drizzt
The amount of victim blaming here is disgusting yet not surprising.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 9:09 am to DBG
Also a lot of people who have never been falsely accused dragging kids names through the mud without due process...two sides to every coin
Posted on 11/18/20 at 9:13 am to CoachRay
Certainly true. That’s why “believe all women” is nonsense. Women are humans and humans lie, misremember, confuse, and conflate.
But it’s pretty clear now that Derrius Guice and Drake Davis are monsters and as such, they were the focus of the story. That’s the victims I’m talking about.
But it’s pretty clear now that Derrius Guice and Drake Davis are monsters and as such, they were the focus of the story. That’s the victims I’m talking about.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 9:15 am to DBG
Don't disagree with that at all
Posted on 11/18/20 at 9:29 am to DBG
Yes, any one accused should be taken out and shot. No trial, no excuses. Believe all victims! In fact, DBG touched me when I went to his dorm at 3:00 am drunk with a bottle of vodka. I didn’t say yes three times. Go get him.
This post was edited on 11/18/20 at 9:30 am
Posted on 11/18/20 at 11:01 am to DBG
You’re prettty much a disgusting nerd fricking poster, yet not surprising.
Post your pic so we can all understand better.
Post your pic so we can all understand better.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 11:13 am to Desert King
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In the adult world
this is the key phrase here, it's not the adult world, they are kids. Also these are people they know and trusted a lot more complicated than simply going to the police.
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“report it to the police immediately” should be the default response to ANY person who alleges to be a victim of a sexual assault.
this is incredibly naive and also shows a lack of understanding about the issue. One of the many problem with sexual assault is the cops don't always believe the victims.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 11:26 am to I20goon
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ontact the cops first, then the prosecutor, then demand they notify the school (Title IX) on your behalf.
you guys that keep saying this clearly don't understand all these issues. If a stranger drags you behind a dumpster or breaks into your apartment and rapes you you call the cops. If you get really drunk at a party and some frat boy starts trying to have sex with you what do you expect the cops to do/say? and before someone says "don't get too drunk then" that doesn't excuse it. Theses issues are much more complicated and made worse by the attitudes many of you are showing here which only feed the extreme activists.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 11:28 am to H-Town Tiger
Just reading these post shows exactly why rape/sexual assault is the most underreported crime.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 11:39 am to p&g
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Yes, any one accused should be taken out and shot. No trial, no excuses. Believe all victims! In fact, DBG touched me when I went to his dorm at 3:00 am drunk with a bottle of vodka. I didn’t say yes three times. Go get him.
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You’re prettty much a disgusting nerd fricking poster, yet not surprising.
Post your pic so we can all understand better.
Very normal stuff here, folks.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 11:42 am to Booyow
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“Thanks Obama” actually works here. The Obama Administration fricked up sexual assault handling so badly it’s almost as if it was done on purpose. They moved the responsibility from the police to the universities themselves. And it’s been a disaster over and over again.
Posted on 11/18/20 at 11:43 am to The Boat
After all that sexual assault investigation, and we still don’t know who stuck there finger in that one poor fellas booty at a football game!!
Posted on 11/18/20 at 11:52 am to I20goon
That's exactly what they should do.
Cops, prosecutor, and then have them contact lsu.
Then there is no gray area
I know most major college football programs have these problems but damn it looks bad when it's out in the open like this.
People would rather sweep it under the rug.
Rape is an ugly thing.
Just listen to what some of the posters on here are saying
Cops, prosecutor, and then have them contact lsu.
Then there is no gray area
I know most major college football programs have these problems but damn it looks bad when it's out in the open like this.
People would rather sweep it under the rug.
Rape is an ugly thing.
Just listen to what some of the posters on here are saying
Posted on 11/18/20 at 12:37 pm to MT555
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I'm not an anti democrat or an anti Oboma person. You can thank them for this shite.
For holding people accountable for mistreating women? And you think that’s a bad thing?
Posted on 11/18/20 at 12:40 pm to RealityTiger
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True, but victims of sexual assault also have common sense which tells them to go (or not go) to the police who can actually make an arrest as opposed to going the fricked up way of going to the university so they can go to the police and the police can now come to you so they can make an arrest?
Huge difference. If an arrest is made, they would have to testify in court and re-live the incident. There is also the aspect that the defense will try and bring up any and all sexual encounters a woman has had in order to paint her as a “whore” to discredit her.
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