It’s still time to delete this
Fucking wild how many men are just fucking awful and you’re joining that list
This is from the Cornell alleged rape victim's lawsuit. It says that before she arrived at the Chi Phi fraternity house on the night in question, she had "consumed about 10 standard drinks within the past 3 hours." Looking at the plaintiff's timeline, it appears nearly all of that drinking took place at her Tri-Delta sorority house. It appears she began drinking at the sorority house before she went to a bar (accompanied by the sorority's adult "house mother") where the sorority was having a party. There, even though she was underage and she was in the presence of the sorority's "sober monitors," she had one drink. Then she went to another bar where she did not have any drinks at all. Then she "stumbled alone," in the words of the lawsuit, to the Chi Phi house.
The lawsuit says that in her first minutes at the fraternity house, the guy she came to see gave her a beer, danced with her for a while, and then propositioned her for a threesome. The lawsuit says, "In her drunken state, Plaintiff was incapable of consenting to this proposition." That means she said yes, as the Cornell Office of Civil Rights investigation concluded.
At that moment, according to her own lawsuit, the alleged victim had consumed no ketamine and not more than one beer at the fraternity house. And yet she was "incapable of consenting." It seems that if her lawyers, and maybe New York Attorney General Letitia James, want to blame someone for making the alleged victim "incapable of consenting," they might want to look at the Tri-Delta sorority house.