theRighting

The campus rape industry cannot tolerate Jane Doe’s earlier honest self-evaluation. If females take full responsibility for their own behavior, the lucrative, bureaucracy-bloated grift will come crashing down. So the college assault complex has a surefire method for erasing such moments of clarity: Don’t believe those “survivor” statements.

By Robert McCain: I despise everything about Cornell University It’s the same with all our rotten “elite” universities. Cornell is almost as bad as Harvard, and nearly worse than Brown. The faculty at Cornell leans so far left, they’re practically horizontal, and the students are mostly Communists, who rioted this week in support of “Jane Doe.”

Why does a young woman on a college campus think it’s the right thing to go to a fraternity and have a threesome? To let strangers snort drugs off her body? To snort drugs off someone else’s body? Why do these young men think that inviting a girl you barely know — or don’t know at all — to have an orgy is a perfectly fine thing to do?

The Cornell 7 scandal is meant as an ‘identity politics’ case: alienating women from the Republican Party and the conservative movement, and amplifying Democratic Party turnout by women.

Two decades ago, a spectacular allegation of gang rape at a prestigious university seized the public’s attention. We all know how the Duke lacrosse case ended: with the prosecutor disgraced and disbarred; the accused students declared innocent; and (albeit much later) the accuser admitting that she lied.