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Bill Huber's avatar

Every frat boy who got the text saying "free pussy", who didn't report a gang rape is complicit and indictable.

Burn it all down!

Autistic in the Machine's avatar

Their names should be on the website as well. They could have stopped it but allowed it to carry on, then did nothing about it afterwards.

Dana DuBois's avatar

They are! They’re in the image.

Autistic in the Machine's avatar

I meant the ones who were in the group chat but didn't go in the room. Knew what was happening but didn't stop it so were complicit. Unless I've missed something? I think their names should be listed on the website aswell.

Heather Lea's avatar

I’m shocked the full 57 member list of the Frat House has not come out yet. That list exists and someone needs to find it.

Lauralee's avatar

You got that right.

John Lake's avatar

Indictable under what statute ?

Marti G's avatar

Maybe he’ll add in the guy who doxxed her today. He deserves hell on Earth.

Dana DuBois's avatar

He truly does.

Elizabeth Sowden's avatar

Yes, he got his starting pushing pro-Russia propaganda when they invaded Ukraine. He’s a hideous creature.

Ethereal Fairy's avatar

Or course he did.

BJ Zamora's avatar

Name names. WHO. Is he?

Jeanne Leduc's avatar

WTAF??!!!

Subconscious Signal's avatar

well, I hope this is quick work for the Internet. I don't have those skills.... but times like these make me wish I did.

I have a feeling they're gonna be more people coming after the guy who doxxed her than otherwise.

And I think that he should also be criminal and financially liable for anything that happens

Crone62's avatar

Thank you. Just want us to offer the creep the same courtesy.

Crone62's avatar

Who is the creep?!

SCM's avatar

IDK if he actually managed to get the info, but Michael Tracey put out a call for it on all his socials.

Dana DuBois's avatar

That would be the creep. He’s fucking awful.

Susan's avatar

I heard one was studying to be a doctor. I’d like to know which one and where he is. I sure as hell don’t want him near me or my family and friends.

Dana DuBois's avatar

Oh god, can you imagine?

Eva Perdahl-Wallace's avatar

If convicted he’ll have a hard time getting a license to practice unless he changes his name or goes to a state with a sham/loose medical board.

Paula Simmons's avatar

A piece showed up in my timeline today explaining “where we are,” in the Cornell case. It was all about where this is legally. I don’t fucking care. I’m tired of the algorithm serving me shit I don’t want read. I muted him, so I don’t even remember the name of the writer. And yes, Brock Turner immediately comes to mind every fucking time. As does all of the fucking white men who attended these Ivy schools as legacy admissions, who raped women and then went on with their lives, failing upwards. In Kavanaugh’s case, all the way to the SC.

John Lake's avatar

Kavanaugh was never accused of anything that would constitute rape under any state’s laws

Bev Ferguson's avatar

If I had a daughter considering Cornell, accepted to it or enrolled, I’d get her away asap!

Nancy Bari's avatar

They should be shut down. We all know it will happen again somewhere. I’ve always told my daughters you are not responsible for everyone but you should step in when you see something that is wrong.

Lleni Carr's avatar

I’m reading that it’s most colleges have similar rates of assault.

Sandra Greer's avatar

Thank you for reminding us about: "In 2016, Brock Turner got six months for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman and served three." In this case, the judge did not completely shut down the perpetrator, because he was a promising swimmer.

Jeanne Leduc's avatar

That is the 1st thing that came to my mind when this "broke"...

Rosemary Orlandi's avatar

As a reward to the judge, we successfully recalled his ass !

Alan Williams Cass's avatar

For every New York resident, ask EVERY candidate seeking your vote:

Already holding office:

What have you done to stop sexual assault?

Running for office:

What will you do to stop sexual assault?

Listen carefully,

Vote accordingly.

Rebecca Poage's avatar

As a freshman in a state university and not yet 18, I had a chilling near miss with a “blind date” telephone invite to a frat party. Freshman girls are prime target the first weeks of each school year.

Victoria's avatar

I had to go to the hospital to pick up my daughter first week of college. Too much drinking.

Rebekah Daley's avatar

She is beyond lucky she wasn’t set upon by these evil evil men

Carriebird's avatar

That is so horrible. I’m sorry for her a

Michael Gurbada's avatar

What’s the cops’ defense? “Well she really couldn’t tell us if the acts were consensual or not. After all, she was pretty drunk!” 😵‍💫

Alie's avatar

Really good article! I’d offer that writing the essays is already admission of guilt and that should be able to stick.

Sunny's avatar

Silence is acquiescence.

Every young man who knew, yet stayed silent and allowed that young woman to be brutalized,

is guilty by association.

Show me who your friends are and I’ll tell you who you are.

Cornell’s handling of the crime is appalling.

Heads should roll.

l. murphy's avatar

What about all the alums who were also “invited”? (Saw that there was a text group called “alumns” on photo of message that went out. )

THAT list of Cornell donors may be part of the reason this whole TERRIFYING thing was deep-sized. They are ALL responsible.

Jl's avatar

Leah from Leah files has worked up a chart with Cornell having many ties to Epstein. Check her out. Unbelievable, everything seems to lead to these poisonous spider’s web.

I Will Always Vote Blue⚖️🗳️'s avatar

We may be too late for the Epstein violators, but goddamn it, this woman is not going to be another casualty to be humiliated and

re-victimized by the institutions protecting these sacks of human waste.

ShayDy's avatar

I want the DA’s office to have to produce every single thing they received and formally explain why no charges were filed. I believe they cannot examine themselves without confirmation bias. A special counsel needs to be appointed NOT from Cornell or any stakeholder.

Hayley Skylar's avatar

The governor agrees with you and appointed NY AG Tish James to lead the investigation.

Nikki Holland's avatar

I think you have it exactly. My dear is that everyone will be so obsessed with punishing the exact people involved with this particular case (which should certainly happen) that we will forget to change the SYSTEMS that let it happen. I hope we can take the opportunity to change the systems so it never happens to anyone again.

Gloria Wetzel's avatar

Letitia James is reopening!

Dana DuBois's avatar

OH MY GOD THAT IS AMAZING NEWS