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3	The Making a Difference Project and the unfortunate fuzziness of rape statistics I thought about this, too. There's no reason a university can't make accommodations for students in these situations by allowing the girl to switch classes or dorms. That seems like a fair concession to make. I don't think it's acceptable to demand that they make a judgement on the other person when there's been no conviction by a court. Yes, they might still run into the person on campus but what happens when you're raped while not a college student? Nobody is going to expel that person from yo…	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/01/16 09:09 PM
5	I never got any attention from women when I treated them as equals Exactly, you were joking with them, it wasn't a perfunctory "this is the answer" which is what they would expect from someone who truly had no time for them. Often times guys show interest by joking, it's low pressure.	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/01/16 02:24 AM
3	I never got any attention from women when I treated them as equals It sounds like what you saw as "treating them like equals" they saw as disinterest because you would just help them without any additional interaction. What you describe as "being superior" is just you showing interest which they can then respond positively to. It has nothing to do with them perceiving you as a leader.	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/01/16 02:00 AM
5	The Making a Difference Project and the unfortunate fuzziness of rape statistics People shouldn't be reporting rapes to the university. They should be reporting them to the police. I don't know how people can credibly argue that universities are appropriate institutions for determining and punishing rape. It makes no logical sense.	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/01/16 01:37 AM
4	The Making a Difference Project and the unfortunate fuzziness of rape statistics I'm not sure if you're talking about the same story but there was an article I read about a woman who reported her rape, was convinced by the police to recant it, was then charged by the police for filing a false report, and then police in a different district caught a serial rapist they found a photo of her ID on his camera. For every story about someone who was railroaded by the criminal justice system on an untrue rape charge there is a story of a woman who wasn't initially believed but was e…	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/01/16 12:56 AM

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