Cornell 7 Case

[LordFall]

It's a pretty wild case and I think it's worth deconstructing from several angles

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Cornell_University_rape_allegations

The case has been reopened by a New York District Attorney so you'll be hearing a lot about it in the coming months.

I think there are a lot of problematic behaviours involved and these frat guys were very irresponsible. I think the accusation of gang rape is insane though and many details of the case I was not aware about until I saw a couple of good videos on X this morning about it. 

https://x.com/allie__voss/status/2105310401890041881/video/1

https://x.com/ItsAllPoliticss/status/2105368863932047823/video/1

I think a big elephant in the room is slut shaming and peer pressure; this angle is mostly buried in the mainstream conversations though. I saw texts of her admitting worrying about her reputation and being labelled the campus slut. I would be extremely curious to hear if her family is very religious or if they're sex positive hippies type, I will make the guess that it's the former. It's not that long ago that a woman would be beat and her loved potentially killed if they had sex out of wedlock without their family's approval. 

I've seen firsthand women shaming their friend for sleeping with a guy I knew that was a bit unhinged even though I saw them hooking up and it was perfectly consensual but the story still changed afterwards.

Some women are very reputation oriented and can be pressured to make false allegations. It was always recommended to me as dating strategy to never be rude to a woman after you sleep with her and don't ghost her to not make her feel bad and reduce the chance of a false allegation happening.

Once again there are some grey lines here with substance use and inviting other guys to join in on the group sex but you can watch the videos and read the full case if you're curious and make up your own mind on it. 

Since it's reopened its going back in front of a grand jury and both sides will get cross examined further so more details will come out and I think this question will be answered. I think this case is very interesting because it touches on the sex culture of America and it's puritanical roots as well as the very real issue of young people coming of age and experiencing with substances and not understanding what smart sexual conduct looks like. 

[yetineti]

As an American, this is not so interesting. We need to have patience, let the details and facts present themselves overtime like the videos you posted suggest.

I’ve noticed this post and the one regarding clavicular, you’ve shared your opinions. In both cases, the conclusions seem to be somewhere in between there being horrible conduct and inaccurate accusations, with lots of potential inferences.

I’d suggest being careful. Letting situations or events like these lead to speculation or generalizations of any kind, without knowing the outcomes and with the considered grey areas, may present odd and not age well.

Edited 11 minutes ago by yetineti

[yetineti]

If she is lying, this post basically platforms a terrible narrative about seven guys we probably wouldn’t have even known about and probably do not want this talked about or distributed.

If she wasn’t lying, there are now some interesting comments about women and/or general conduct here now.

I proceed with caution on these sorts of things, as most Americans do now. The only thing interesting about this is our media’s ability to capture attention.

The story is as old as time.

Edited just now by yetineti