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Show posts MenuQuoteIf she really was raped, why didn't she speak up earlier? Why did she get drunk? Why was she wearing such a short skirt? Why did she walk home by herself?
God, it's exhausting, isn't it? Every time a story about a woman being raped becomes headline news, the same pattern repeats without fail. People accuse the woman of asking for it. They question her motives; they scrutinize her looks; they attack her character. And without fail, she is punished for speaking up.
It happened to Christine Blasey Ford when she accused Brett Kavanaugh, then a supreme court nominee, of assaulting her when they were both teenagers in the 1980s. Ford and her family reportedly had to flee their home because of threats and harassment.
According to her lawyers, her email was hacked and she was impersonated online. Her entire life was turned upside down. Meanwhile, Kavanaugh was praised by Donald Trump and now has a lifetime appointment on the supreme court.
It happened with E Jean Carroll, who accused Trump of sexually assaulting her back in 1996. Trump said Carroll was not his "type" and "totally lying". His lawyer asked Carroll why she didn't scream during the alleged attack and why she didn't go to the police at the time. Carroll's life was upended and the Trump administration opened a criminal investigation into her.
Now we're seeing the cycle repeat with the woman known as Jane Doe in the Cornell gang-rape case. According to her attorney, Thomas Giuffra, Doe is receiving threats from people who have discovered her identity and is terrified for her safety. Doe was even the victim of a swatting episode this week, a form of harassment where someone places a false call to emergency services with the goal of sending armed officers to the victim's location. Giuffra told CNN that officers pointed weapons at Doe's family after a fake tip about someone "killing people in the house" on Tuesday evening. "If you had a trigger-happy cop, or somebody had done the wrong thing, somebody could have ended up dead," Giuffra said.
Nobody ended up dead on that particular occasion, but Doe's character is systematically being assassinated. "What attracts women to those parties – late at night, like Jane Doe – to walk alone to a fraternity house and take her chances?" Caitlin Flanagan tut-tutted in the Free Press. "What she's really looking for is a man. And she has no idea how to find a good one." The underlying message here? She should have known better than to go to a frat party. Silly little girl: she was asking for it.
Rightwing commentator Megyn Kelly, who has been vocal about her experience of sexual harassment at Fox News and should really know better, went even further and attacked Doe's looks. "No one will even consider the possibility that this woman made a decision to get it on with four men total, not seven, and enjoyed it because, I'm just going to be honest, she's not the most attractive gal," Kelly said on a recent episode of her podcast. "She's extremely beefy in like her arms and her legs. She has a whole video online talking about her cankles. And she possibly enjoyed being admired. This is how women make these mistakes."
QuoteEarlier this month, a captain on the school's football team posted, "Free the Cornell 7," on Instagram. The "Cornell 7" has been used to describe the seven students accused of gang raping a Cornell University student at a fraternity party in 2024.
More than 200 Piner students staged a walkout Friday to protest the lack of accountability that the student faced for his post.
Quote from: ursusminor on October 10, 2026, 05:24:17 AMThat's not possible. I've heard of three Tappers, they're all RPI hockey players, and you're telling me this guy isn't related?Quote from: Trotsky on October 10, 2026, 03:14:52 AMMore Tappers. Can another Fusco be long in coming?He's apparently not related to the earlier Tappers.
Quote from: stereax on October 09, 2026, 07:45:12 PMI met his parents in Lake Placid. Great people! I wish Jonathan a long and productive career. He is an excellent Cornell hockey ambassador.Quote from: jkahn on October 08, 2026, 10:39:02 PMFlames broadcast did a nice job of highlighting Castagna pre-game and then also interviewed him coming off the ice at the end of the first. When the broadcast was tossed back to the booth, they praised his "mature interview."They showed his parents too :')
Quote from: underskill on October 09, 2026, 10:15:43 AMSomehow I don't think a drug fueled threesome equates to resisting nazis.
Quote from: TimV on October 09, 2026, 01:51:16 PMQuote from: Trotsky on October 07, 2026, 06:02:00 PMMaybe countenancing the rape culture of jocks and fraternities for the last century?
I agree that something MUST be done. You start. Tear up your hockey tickets and demand to have your name removed from the season ticket list.