Recent content by shadow21

Is it really that disturbing? I happen to know her personally, that's the only reason I knew about the social media getting deleted. Of course, I cannot speak for everyone. Regardless, harassment is most definitely not okay in this situation, whether you know the accuser or not.

I haven't seen anyone degrading her for that reason. Most of the discussion has been arbitrary. But then again, I joined the discussion about 70 pages in. Also, just because there are a few posters on here who have no interest in discussing, but rather ignorantly making statements, whether it be...

Not that I am aware of.

I'm not here to argue. I do agree that there have been posts that probably should not have been posted. However, I'm sorry that you are so close-minded, and I will leave it at that.

Her parents would have no reason to delete their social media accounts, if they were not being harassed to some degree.

Which is something that should happen sooner, rather than later, for most college students.

All of her social media, as well as her immediate family's, have been taken offline.

Why is it such a bad thing? We can't, as a society, just ignore everything around us an pretend it doesn't exist. There are real problems and issues that need to be discussed. I understand if you don't care about the society we live in, but some of us do.

I noticed that her social media, as well as her families, have been removed.

Personally, I don't attend college parties, I have in the past, but not anymore. I much prefer the casual drink at a bar, or at home with friends. College parties only lead to trouble and regrets. Nothing good ever comes out of them.

Most of those studies are based on surveys administered to large samples of college students. This essentially means that 1 in 4 women believed they were raped based on their own definitions. Some may claim that they were raped, just to internalize regret for actions they may have taken. This...

I was thinking the same.

Which is exactly what I'm referring to. If you take away these cases, the percentage of woman that have been raped is reduced significantly. People are using these cases as part of their research to say that rape is becoming more prominent and a common problem. In turn, it becomes a huge...

I honestly don't think that is the case in this situation. I could do some research, but I'd be willing to bet that 100 years ago, there were far less of these "gray area" rape cases. Young girls were most definitely having sex at parties, but how many of them claimed to have been raped.

Which has to raise some questions. Why has this only become a controversial subject recently? Have 1 in 4 women just been getting raped for centuries, and no one was aware? I think the the main thing that changed was our definition of rape. Whether or not this change was taken too far, or is...