3x Founder / 1x Exit / CA is Awful but Necessary

Atherton, CA
Advice for women: Maybe don't take your clothes off in a frat house Shocking idea, I know.
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Women: You can be protected or you can have perfectly equal rights Protection would’ve meant someone (a man) taking away her ability to drink, to do ketamine, to go to that party, to engage in group sex with multiple men, all of which she chose to do consensually Because she clearly came to regret it later and blamed everyone who participated Protection means protection from your own choices and actions you will come to regret Equal rights means that when you do drugs and go into high risk environments to do high risk activities, you solely bear the consequences and outcome of what happens next because no one has the right to stop you from doing that to yourself “What was she wearing” culture really did a lot to backstop publicly acting like a whore and thus eventually coming to regret choosing to publicly act like a whore, but even that basic line of accountability got stamped out The thing we are so far past being able to say publicly is “someone should’ve stopped her” she’s the fully liberated, fully empowered modern woman, no one is allowed to stop her once she’s made up her mind but in a sane society, there’s a man who would’ve and should’ve stopped this and would’ve had the full authority to do so And she’d be all the happier for it, maybe not in the moment but over the long term No one is allowed to talk to her about her high risk behavior (slut shaming), everyone has to support it, and no one has the authority to stop her or we are reputationally lynched by a mob for even discussing self respect and basic standards of decency with women Then, everyone is expected to blaze a warpath when she realizes she was taken advantage of because she was promiscuous and high entirely voluntarily, everyone is expected to go after men who were engaging in the same reckless high risk behavior
So let's talk about the degrees of rape in New York, what is required for each, and why Jane Doe's statements to police make this an unappealing prosecution. And to get ahead of this: things can be both hard to prosecute under existing law and morally wrong. /1
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I’ve held my tongue for a while, but being from Ithaca, a Cornell alum and a former criminal defense attorney, and seeing how out of hand this story has gotten, I am compelled to comment on the lawsuit alleging a gang rape at Cornell. I cannot purport to know what happened one night at a frat house in October 2024—any more than you can. However, here are a few basic principles much of the public appears not to understand. A lawsuit is a series of allegations made by the plaintiff. It is not proof. Allegations made in lawsuit turn out to be untrue all the time, either due to mistake, intentional misrepresentation, or flat-out lies. Unfortunately, people often misrepresent the truth in lawsuits due to monetary and other incentives. In the past, there have been instances of fabricated rape allegations. About a decade ago, Rolling Stone published a piece about an allegedly horrendous rape that occurred on the UVA campus that garnered similiar outrage to this incident and turned out to be entirely fabricated. I have read the DA’s press release and the lawsuit itself. According to the cited portions of Jane Doe’s statements to police shortly after the incident, crediting it as entirely true, there was simply no basis to charge the alleged perpetrators. Everyone involved was apparently extremely intoxicated. Jane Doe gave consent to the encounter at the beginning and does not explicitly recall any activity occurring after consent was withdrawn. It is possible that, due to her inability to recall, she had not given consent for some of the activity towards the end, but possible is not a basis for a district attorney to file criminal charges. Her current lawsuit is fairly consistent with her initial statement—except it omits the portions where she told the police she gave consent. Is she lying? Did she later remember something she didn’t initially? Is she mistaken? I do not know—and again, neither do you. What I do know is that if we are to live in a society of laws, going after the jobs and reputations young men who may have participated in an entirely consensual incident, and the DA who made the correct decision not to charge, is mindless mob justice. We actually want prosecutors to decline to seek indictments when there’s insufficient evidence of criminal wrongdoing. None of this is to say I approve of what happened as reported in the initial statement to police. That’s a cultural and parenting issue, though, not a matter for law enforcement. I encourage people to let the DA’s office handle the case going forward, and not to participate in the witch hunt against either the prosecutors involved or the young men who, as of now, have not been charged or shown to have committed any crime.
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It sure seems like women believe women are never guilty and men are 100% guilty anytime anyone makes an accusation. How odd everything works in women's favor in their world.
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The actual cure for student loans is simply to make the schools hold the loan. If the school is on the hook for the loan, it has a real interest in a) charging a price that reflects the future earnings of students and b) taking reasonable measures to ensure the students succeed
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It increased the entire planet’s global satellite internet by 1.2% It increased Starlink’s bandwidth by 3.25%.
SpaceX added ~1% to global internet bandwidth with today's Starship launch.
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Sen. Warren is in BIG trouble. Even some Massachusetts Dems are demanding she resign after her use of the autopen under Biden was CONFIRMED by West Wing door logs. She allegedly entered the room 116 times & signed 112 documents, pardons & executive orders. She's cooked! #mapoli
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Global internet is 2200 Tbps Starlink V3 is 1 Tbps So just 2200 Starlinks can theoretically carry all of Earth's internet traffic That's 38 Starship launches, assuming 60 V3s per Starship Read that again - 38 LAUNCHES to replace the internet
Replying to @aaronburnett
It is increasingly probable that Starlink will carry a majority of Earth’s IP traffic long-term. At that point, Starlink would de facto become the Internet and everything else would connect to Starlink.
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Young women LOVE being disgusting whores and fucked every possible way. They HATE when people find out about it and feel ashamed. Hence, rape accusations.
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Women have effectively made it illegal to so much as look at them in the workplace, and yet they wonder why all of their male coworkers avoid them.
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Replying to @Variety
Silence from these low lifes until they find out the perpetrators are white. Blacks, Muslims, Latinos can rape and murder at will and silence from idiots like this twat. Fuck her.
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That's absolutely insane.
SpaceX added ~1% to global internet bandwidth with today's Starship launch.
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LOL. It turns out that if you quote post or reply to any of @RoKhanna’s “eat the rich” posts with pictures of his mansions and golf clubs he deletes the posts. I’ve already done this to him twice. Give it a try.
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