If a man says that his main goal in college was not academic or athletic, but to get women to sleep with him, it is "violent," "abuse," and he hates women. Merely saying these words is "violent," and "abuse"!

tenchineuro · 2018-04-17T01:34:44+00:00

"Sundaram's speech detailed his sexual pursuits during the last four years," Sanchez continued, "and explicitly stated that his main goal throughout college was not academic or even athletic, but sexual: to get white women to sleep with brown men."

Isn't that what diversity is all about? And colleges are all about diversity.

EricAllonde · 2018-04-17T01:55:24+00:00

The guy basically just said, "I, a man of Indian ethnicity, like having sex with white women". So what?

"VIOLENT, MISOGYNIST SPEECH"

I felt violated. I felt unsafe. I was physically shaking.

Oh, you poor thing. You had to listen to a man telling a joke. It must have been horrible.

One, as I stated before, women never owe men sex. To imply that you deserve sex for any reason completely dehumanizes the body at the other end of that statement.

The guy explicitly lamented his limited success at persuading white women to have sex with him. Nothing about that suggests he thinks women owe him sex.

As a woman, it’s hard to stand up, or simply remove yourself, from situations where you feel unsafe.

Feminism has taught you to remain passive when you're in a situation you dislike, because any time the world doesn't organise itself to cater precisely to your whims and wishes you get to publicly perform your victimhood for an audience of your peers. Just as you're doing here.

This is even more pathetic than the Aziz Ansari story.

thrway_1000 · 2018-04-17T00:23:19+00:00

Misogynistic basically means nothing but goes against feminist thought control.

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mensmod · 2018-04-17T00:08:54+00:00

I wasn't there, and the text of the speech is not available. It is possible that his words were violent and misogynistic. But the article doesn't actually give me that impression, simply that it was sexual.

Regardless, his speech was totally inappropriate for the context, and I see nothing wrong with his punishment. I just am unconvinced that talking about sexual activity is violent and abusive.

KingRobotPrince · 2018-04-17T12:07:27+00:00

"Sundaram's speech detailed his sexual pursuits during the last four years," Sanchez continued, "and explicitly stated that his main goal throughout college was not academic or even athletic, but sexual: to get white women to sleep with brown men."

If you can't see how this is inappropriate for the setting, you may be a little simple.

It's not exactly nice for women, or people with any decency, to hear at such an event.

Hunter_S_Torsion · 2018-04-19T19:35:03+00:00

Of course you assholes want to stand up for this lecherous creep

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