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False equivalency: "I have neither been murdered nor been falsely accused of murder. I still feel pretty confident in my ability to form an opinion of which would be more damaging."
I've never had my $100 pen stolen at work, nor been false accused of stealing one, but I can imagine the false accusation would be far,

Without a doubt Winston has had some celebrations as you call out.

Since we can't all be grownups, how about we consider withholding the name of the accused just as we do the accuser, until the final outcome of the legal process?

"The harm of rape on the one hand, and the harm of false accusation on the other. Again, if you don't think the former is more harmful, you're nuts"

Only addressing your comment about selecting someone else to extort instead of college athletes: 17-22 year old men are the easiest population to convince to have sex in the known universe.
Sure, there are some rich, old guys in Palm Beach that would serve the purpose, but are they going to be able to provide the

"I don't know if Jameis Winston is guilty, but the statistics say he almost certainly is."

They are "more than fine" because they were smart and wealthy and poised individuals already. They didn't profit from the horrible, disgusting false accusation. What they went through was reprehensible. Any reparations they received were likely seriously dented in repaying attorneys' fees.
Being assaulted by a

Treon Harris got struck by lightening?

I guess Jerry Jones got hit by lightening, too.

Her intoxication was such that it would have been illegal to drive, but not such that she could not give consent. Meggs (who is the State Attorney in the closed investigation) is known for being particularly hard on FSU football players, not easy.

This particular University is terribly closed aligned with the government of Florida. FSU is a public university. Their employees are paid by the State of Florida. Actions of those employees are government actions. I would not be okay with FSU taking an action that the government is not specifically permitted to

Agreed - do we really want a situation where if a small group of individuals, acting by regulations that are not state or local law, feel in their gut that someone committed a crime, they can dish out punishment for that crime? I do not. Auburn University did something very much like that - kicked a young man out of