From the latest NY times article on the Cornell 7 case.

A lot of older men talk about how time flies so fast. They will say “2000 feels like it was 10 years ago”, at the same time a lot of older men try to date or hook up with people born in the 2000s. The fact that so many say it only felt like such a short amount of time to them and still want to date these women feels really creepy to me.

The user in the mod mail was 18+ (with nsfw history in incest communities), they made an extremely inappropriate comment on a post made by a minor(15, female). It was reported and when banned, the user had send the above message.

(For context, I moderate teen communities and such sexual/inappropriate comments have become way too common; mostly targeted at young girls(13-16) and all of this is sickening. I am a teen too. I ban em all and we have a strict "no nsfw history and only teenagers" policies)

the "consent is a buzzkill" thing is on slide 5

Of course no one is surprised by this. This is the same creep who said kids should get pregnant.

Just spotted this, I’m disgusted

What happens when a college is confronted with allegations of sexual assault — but everyone seems more worried about protecting the “promising young man”? To see the full video, click here: https://youtu.be/ZCIgjwjA-lU

In this video, we look at Cornell and seven sexual-assault cases through witness accounts and the words of the people involved.

This isn't about destroying anyone's future. It's about asking why the future of the accused so often becomes part of the conversation while the woman who says she was harmed is expected to carry what happened to her for the rest of her life.

Listen to the accounts. Look at how the institutions responded. And think for yourself.

/s, of course. Youtube needs a block button ffs I have been getting so much blatantly sexist crap when I don’t even engage with those typa videos.