"...the supposed victims of wrongful sexual harassment claims have had an audience with the secretary of education." Clearly there's only 1 possible class of victims in these cases. It amazes me how often these guardians of higher learning can be so eloquently stupid.

ZimbaZumba · 2017-07-18T03:43:53+00:00

What an astonishingly badly argued article. The graduation ceremony video demonstrates the quality of graduate we are producing these days.

skipjamm · 2017-07-18T03:50:26+00:00

By meeting with these accused sexual assaulters, the federal government risks creating and reinforcing a climate of intimidation against those who report them.

This was the exact same argument used by the KKK. Womynz are too fragile to be subject to cross-examination. She will be re-victimized all over again! Just lynch the nigger!

One could just as easily frame "survivors" groups thus: by meeting with these women who have been accused of trying to destroy men's lives after being dumped or regretting a drunken hook up.

DeVos is correct, however, to take seriously accusations of any due process failures. But let’s say abuses are found:

Lol after spending the whole essay arguing that false accusations are irrelevant or non-existent, he now pays meaningless lip service to due process rights. This reminds me of 'no-platformers' saying things like "OF COURSE we support free speech!". And FYI you jackass, we already have abundant examples of abuse.

In the absence of offering any realistic solution to the problem of false accusations of sexual assault

In fact there is a very easy solution: innocent until proven guilty and due process rights. It's only, you know, the cornerstone of our fucking legal system.

Should she lead an effort to truly uncover and analyze the root causes of campus sexual harassment and assault (including a national review of campus drug and alcohol policies)

By the same token, she could analyze the root causes of false accusations -- which would indeed include regret sex, binge drinking, resentment over being dumped, or something as mundane as not wanting to pay for cab fare (as happened in Toronto).

The willingness of men to throw their own gender under the bus never ceases to amaze.

thrway_1000 · 2017-07-18T06:15:29+00:00

https://archive.is/SPwSL

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