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The Cornell Rape Case, from a Rape Expert, ME Ultimately, schools and fraternities have an incentive to handle this stuff, and if they don't, you can bet your ass it was fake All in all, people jump on these bandwagons because "rapists" as an idea are unsympathetic villains Women...

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Melina3 days ago

You do look like someone who has been fucked in the ass a whole lot

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Morrissey Groyper3 days ago

where the cat tree sellout

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AI Kansas City Chiefs Fan.3 days ago

You’re completely disconnected from facts. Clown.

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Alex Mahnk2 days ago

You're a joke, dude. You reek of the same frat entitlement most campus mongoloids excrete. College campuses DO handle it. By covering it up.

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Callimachus3 days ago

The poster-girl principle is that if the case that the national media uses as a symbol of a supposedly general trend is a hoax, the vast majority of the other lesser known examples of the same trend are also false. If the national media had a better example than Duke Lacrosse or the UVA fraternity, they would have used the better example to start this "national conversation" about how men generally, whites generally, the wealthy and upper class generally are guilty of perpetuating a rape culture, they would have used those other examples as the basis for their stories. These high profile cases were ultimately proven to be hoaxes, ergo...

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Wolf Cola3 days ago

Cover your drinks around this creep

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JoshuaWinne2 days ago

Accountability is women’s kryptonite.

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E2 days ago

This video will live forever. I guess you don’t care about future employment? It’s also maximum cringe. Based on how you dress, you know that your future is shit already.

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Green Light Enjoyer3 days ago

Your body, my choice

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Natasha M2 days ago

You're a "rape expert" because you've clearly gotten away with it before. You're disgusting.

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aus3 days ago

I’m shocked as a European that I’ve never met a raped girl (that I know) but you with the 2A, have met a ton of them. Also, isn’t the ban on guns on blue states anti constitutional? Supreme Court should do something about it.

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🥣2 days ago

Why are you a rape expert

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Ed S.2 days ago

You’re a F’NG retard

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The Ruffed Grouse2 days ago

How does one become a Rape Expert? Lmao

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Hi2 days ago

Hi pal I’d bet my life on it that you’re a massive pedophile.

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x2 days ago

I have actually beaten rape charges recently so I could talk pretty extensively about this. It’s all a power grab.

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E2 days ago

“It’s so easy to attack rapists”

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Stamford Sam3 days ago

Bro you need a tailored shirt lol

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Pikakewl2 days ago

I feel like your a rape expert, because you know how to get away with rape. “It’s all the woman fault, they did it to themselves” - Aidan, the rape expert.

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