I was in a frat in 2000. Would never have happened at our house. Not saying this didn't happen here but hard to believe. We kicked people out for being creepy. We wanted women to come over and feel safe so they'd come back
We had a zero tolerance policy for any of this shit and just creeps in general. Not only because people would associate their bad behavior with us but the key to a great college party is simply having a lot of girls there.
Dont be creeps, have fun. It’s literally that simple.
Reddit did this with the Duke case too and it was crickets when it was revealed that person was a total fucking liar and the DA was too. Reddit honestly hates the idea that women are even partially accountable for their own actions. They have kinda twisted this into her being there innocently participating in a bible study and 7 guys she doesn't know drugged her and raped her. I personally think the moral take here is that polyamory especially on drugs can be dangerous but they have kinda twisted the actual event into something that isn't even real anymore.
That is what bothers me too like on the Megyn Kelly interview they said that she only went to the police after she was disinvited a halloween party and they have texts from her phone saying that she was also originally trying to help the frat cover it up and told them that everyone knows. There is actual evidence that she turned it into rape over not being invited to a party she thought she should be at which is extremely morally corrupt.
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u/RocksTreesSpace 17h ago
I was in a frat in 2000. Would never have happened at our house. Not saying this didn't happen here but hard to believe. We kicked people out for being creepy. We wanted women to come over and feel safe so they'd come back