The World’s Most Dangerous Trail on Mr. Huashan Leads to a Teahouse.
Wild.
What goes through my my mind when I read the news with my morning coffee. …Or for the Simon's Rockers in the group, this is my response journal.
Teen in Mo. sex assault case stable after suicide try
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Five Reasons Why You Should Probably Stop Using Antibacterial Soap | Surprising Science
Ayup.
Suckers.
Called that one twenty years ago.
Behind-the-scenes doc shows moment Romney learned he had lost the presidency – Yahoo News
What happens when out-of-touch people surrounded by yes-men make decisions.
Kicked out of high school for ‘public lewdness’ after reporting rape – U.S. News.
People will not act right simply because it is the right thing to do.
To break horrible patterns like these there need to be some serious consequences for the adults involved if they mishandle a report of sexual assault.
I think tossing any adult involved in this decision into jail where they can be raped without any access to recourse would be a nice start.
Probably too good for them though…
Obama sets one-year timeline for military sexual assault reforms – NBC Politics.
says something decisive, with a timeline to boot.
who the fuck is this guy and what did he do with our spineless, spoilt-brat, ineffectual president?
hopefully lawsuits like these will bring the schools involved to their knees financially.
there is no other way to ensure they handle these incidents with more honor and humanity.
“Dr. Lisa Wade, an associate professor at Occidental who runs the Sociological Images blog, told Gawker that the flood of false reports is an example of a privileged class lashing out over losing some of that privilege. “The men targeting Occidental’s anonymous report form are mad that women are being listened to, that men’s voices are no longer given so much power that they can effectively drown out the voices of women,” Wade explained. “They’re mad because they’re not the only ones that matter anymore. I get it. To them, it really does feel unfair.”
hmmm.
A 3 year old thinks it’s unfair that they can’t ice cream and candy for every meal. Just because the toddler thinks something is unfair, doesn’t make it so.