The continuing collapse of 'The Hunting Ground,' a campus sexual assault propaganda film

Keiichi81 · 2015-06-04T13:58:35+00:00

In short, The Hunting Ground relies on false statistics and twisted accusations in order to convince its audience of a preferred narrative that rape is around every corner of college campuses. This wouldn't be necessary if the problem was as real and as rampant as they claim.

This. If campus rape was as widespread as feminists and SJWs try to paint it being, virtually every "gotcha" example of it they find wouldn't be so easily proven false or distorted. There would be hundreds if not thousands of examples to point to that clearly and obviously point to a rape epidemic on college campuses if such an epidemic actually existed.

DavidByron2 · 2015-06-04T15:40:23+00:00

Why did he receive such a minor charge? Because the evidence wasn't there

And when there's no evidence of guilt for an accused man, people feel it's best to just convict them of some arbitrary lesser crime anyway.

In fact the journalist claims that a couple of the jurors she interviewed said that they were split 11 to 1 in favor of saying the man was completely innocent but then couldn't get the twelfth juror to change their mind so in the end they (bizarrely if true) decided what the fuck let's compromise and make him guilty of something we think he's completely innocent of just to satisfy the one juror.

Literally this is punishment even if found innocent. Add that to all the raft of punishments the kid had already taken and had ruining his life before he even came to any trial. the libel, the lost time at school, the loss of reputation and the expense.

Sour_Badger · 2015-06-04T15:59:25+00:00

Both Winston cases are a farce. The Hunting ground claimed Erika Kinsman was drugged despite multiple Tox screens hours after the incident. They fail to mention the accuser change stories more than five times. They fail to mention even her best friends give her 0 credibility about the incident. It's a hack job.

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Tmomp · 2015-06-04T16:46:30+00:00

The lack of specifics in the inquiry, coupled with the lack of any appropriate request for comment from the other side, sound very reminiscent of the problems that brought down Rolling Stone's gang-rape article.

What article did Rolling Stone publish on gang rape?

EDIT: A Rape On Campus was about a woman lying to a reporter, not about gang rape.

Title	The continuing collapse of 'The Hunting Ground,' a campus sexual assault propaganda film
Author	desmay
Upvotes	85
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Date	June 4, 2015 12:31 PM UTC (11 years ago)
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