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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
“You wanna know how I got this charge? The girl, was a drinker, and a K fiend. And one night, she goes off crazier than usual. Girlie loses the invite to the Halloween party. She doesn't like that. Not. One. Bit.”
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
For the millionth time, reporting the plaintiff in a civil action that's already had huge cultural/legal/political ramifications, including the appointment of a SPECIAL PROSECUTOR, and elected officials demanding new "rape" legislation, is not "doxxing." It's called "reporting"
Replying to @mtracey
What would be the point of doxxing her anyway? The discussion isn't about HER its about the greater conversation. So what would be the benefit of outing her name?
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
Thought experiment. Which of the two scenarios seems more likely? A) Cornell buried 1,193/1,200 sexual assault cases to protect rapists B) The vast majority of these allegations were false Gee - this one is really a thinker.
What the hell is happening that one college campus - @Cornell - has 1,200 sexual assault cases in SIX YEARS???? THAT IS 200 SEXUAL ASSAULTS PER YEAR FOR SIX YEARS. THAT IS AN EPIDEMIC.
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
Replying to @nypost
If this is actually true that any father that allows their daughter to attend college is a terrible parent.
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
Stuff happens in college. You have a taste of freedom for the first time but you don’t have the judgment to exercise it responsibly. One time this woman came over looking for a hookup yes, me and the boys got a little crazy. Alcohol, cocaine, god knows what else. It went on for like 18 hours straight before my buddy Dave noticed that she had left.
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
Governor Hochul recognizes that the unpleasant incident at Cornell probably didn’t meet a definition of rape under New York Law. As defined in New York law, a person who has voluntarily consumed alcohol and drugs can still consent to sexual activity if they are conscious and able to speak. There is significant evidence, including the complainant’s own statements, that indicated Jane Doe in the Cornell incident verbally consented to the sex acts that occurred in the Chi Phi house, and that she actively participated in them, and that she only began to perceive these acts as nonconsensual weeks later when the fraternity’s president disinvited her from a Halloween party at the frat house that she badly wanted to attend. The only argument that these acts were nonetheless rape is if the woman’s apparent consent was invalid due to her intoxication. The law in New York is clear on the question: It was not. Governor Hochul therefore wants to expand the law to recategorize a lot of sex that is currently noncriminal as serious felonies. Despite the fact that Governor Hochul, by arguing that the law in New York needs to change to encompass the events at Cornell, she is implicitly recognizing that those events likely do not meet the legal definition of a crime that can be prosecuted, she has removed the local district attorney for reaching a legal finding consistent with this analysis. She has appointed Attorney General Tish James to go to Ithaca and prosecute these men without regard for what the law says.
Choosing to have a drink is not consent, and it’s never a license for sexual assault. New York law should reflect that. I support closing the voluntary intoxication loophole and will work with the Legislature to get it done.
Community note
There is no law in New York saying choosing to drink means consenting to sex. Current New York law says voluntary intoxication does not invalidate an individual's ability to give consent, as it does not meet the state's standard of "mentally incapacitated". nysenate.gov/legislation/la… nysenate.gov/legislation/la…
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
The fact the Jane Doe is also suing the bar for serving her one drink when she was underage shows how she doesn’t believe she should held responsible for anything she did leading up to the going to the fraternity
Governor Hochul recognizes that the unpleasant incident at Cornell probably didn’t meet a definition of rape under New York Law. As defined in New York law, a person who has voluntarily consumed alcohol and drugs can still consent to sexual activity if they are conscious and able to speak. There is significant evidence, including the complainant’s own statements, that indicated Jane Doe in the Cornell incident verbally consented to the sex acts that occurred in the Chi Phi house, and that she actively participated in them, and that she only began to perceive these acts as nonconsensual weeks later when the fraternity’s president disinvited her from a Halloween party at the frat house that she badly wanted to attend. The only argument that these acts were nonetheless rape is if the woman’s apparent consent was invalid due to her intoxication. The law in New York is clear on the question: It was not. Governor Hochul therefore wants to expand the law to recategorize a lot of sex that is currently noncriminal as serious felonies. Despite the fact that Governor Hochul, by arguing that the law in New York needs to change to encompass the events at Cornell, she is implicitly recognizing that those events likely do not meet the legal definition of a crime that can be prosecuted, she has removed the local district attorney for reaching a legal finding consistent with this analysis. She has appointed Attorney General Tish James to go to Ithaca and prosecute these men without regard for what the law says.
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
“Hello Police? Yeah…listen…we just got a text for free pussy. … Yes, free pussy. Yeah, I understand—but, this is kinda weird. … I mean, we’re just having a party here and— … Yes, we are a fraternity… Yes… it kinda DOES tend to happen like that with sororities... But I mean, she’s kinda crazy man. She’s snorting K off dicks and sucking dudes back awake. Okay fine… Yes, I understand that if I don’t WANT the free pussy I don’t have to go fuck the whore. Right. Okay, thanks. Goodnight.”
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
I think Jennifer Capriati went into a Pittsburgh area Great Clips and asked for “The Jagr.”
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“Officer, I’d like to report a promiscuous woman at my fraternity house.”
57 men got the rape text, free pussy. No one called the police. 57. @Cornell
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
Rick Santelli's last job report; farewell sweet prince.
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
A self-portrait taken on the set of FULL METAL JACKET using my Rolleiflex's self-timer in 1986. Although never spoken in the film, Private Joker's real name is J.T. Davis (as seen on the back of his PT sweats). He was named after Specialist James T. Davis, the first U.S. casualty of the Vietnam War. He was killed in action on December 22, 1961. If interested in supporting the @FMJDiary project and exhibition, click on the links below. ebay.io/m/IxjGyd ebay.io/m/J04FYp
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
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Have you noticed the Cornell rape allegations have created far more outrage among women than the 250,000 British girls raped by Muslims I wonder why that is?
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
Several years ago a woman in the porn industry accused a man of abusing her on set. But the entire thing was filmed, including her agreeing to everything that went on - so she didn’t get very far. It’s bizarre to say, but since people on college campuses are basically mimicking what they see in porn, they might consider filming everything, getting consent for everything on camera, to avoid a Cornell scenario. Or they could just knock this shit off and try to have normal, meaningful relationships.
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
Feminist arguments have somehow circled all the way back to: “Women need men to supervise their decisions.” She drinks too much? Men should’ve stopped her. She makes a bad sexual decision? Men should’ve known better for her. She regrets it? Men should’ve protected her from herself. So after decades of “women are independent adults”, the solution is apparently… treat women like children with male chaperones.
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
Sure Mr. Obama, the world will be so much better if women ran everything!
Texas mom shoots daughter, 4, in murder-suicide hours after losing custody battle trib.al/w9wWrfJ
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
🚨#BREAKING: IT'S HAPPENED AGAIN!!!!!! A TEXAS MOTHER HAS BEEN ARRESTED FOR SH00TING AND K*LLING BOTH OF HER SONS!!! ...a 21-year-old and a 15-year-old boy. According to a search warrant affidavit she told deputies: "I SH0T both of my kids." On Thursday, October 1st, at 4:13 in the morning, a 911 call came in reporting an "unknown emergency" on Big Sky Drive. When Ellis County deputies pulled up, they say a woman was yelling at them to send MORE UNITS... and telling them she had a GUN in her hand. Christopher was pronounced d*ad at the scene. His 15-year-old brother was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. He didn't make it. Their mother, 42-year-old Colleen Nichole Lemmon, was found with non-life-threatening injuries. Investigators say evidence at the scene shows she was responsible for sh00ting BOTH boys. Two counts of capital m*rder. Bond: $2.5 MILLION. There is still NO word on why. Their father now has to bury BOTH of his sons. WHY DOES THIS KEEP HAPPENING?!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
Just got off the phone with the great Rick Santelli. I told him what an absolute honor and privilege it has been to be his colleague for over 20 years. In a world where everyone is replaceable, it will be extraordinarily difficult to find another with his intellect, integrity, passion, and expertise. I wish my dear friend nothing but the best for the next chapter of a well lived life.
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The Ruffed Grouse retweeted
There are 3 kinds of people reacting to the Cornell story. 1. Sane humans who have looked objectively at the evidence released so far and say, damn, what a bunch of freaks, but it all sounds consensual. 2. Women who are defending this woman as a 'rape victim', because they are also tigers in the sack when they get a few too many, but can't admit it. 3. Guys who think they are going to fuck #2, so pretend that they are horrified about a drunken gang bang. Thank you for attending my Ted talk.
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