Just to emphasize how thoroughly selfish and damaging Allen’s behavior is: Soon Yi wasn’t only his girlfriend’s adopted daughter, she was also the adopted older sister of his own children with Mia — Moses and Dylan, whom he co-adopted, and Ronan, their biological child. As Ronan said of him, “He’s my father married to…

Good grief. When did he do those things?

Type “Sanders protests,” or “Trump protests,” or “Sanders violence” on Google like any other 3 year old could with common sense and look through the crazy amount results. The only reason I’m not listing them is there’s too many. They’re all started by the left.

‘I don’t think he’s predatory, I just think he spends most of his time around his teenage students so that’s where he forms his relationships’.

Good grief. Did you read the article?

One of the reasons Yale/Havard expanded their financial aid programs is so they can get poorer athletes to come.

Thank you!

You’re surely aware that, as scandal after scandal has shone, the education student athletes receive is in name only.

We had a guy get booted for cheating on exams when I was playing college sports and they wouldn’t even tell us that.

Yale does not award athletic scholarships, or any scholarships for that matter. All financial awards are based on financial need.

...he is also a uber-talented musical genius.

Tanner, Sage, Chase, Hunter, Tristen... Does anyone else think these boys were all named after fictional characters depicted shirtless on the cover of a mass-market paperback?

It’s not slut-shaming. It’s pointing out West’s double standard for slut-shaming.

Now I miss Kroll Show again.

For some reason, I read that in the article as “existentially sexually harassed.” And didn’t even blink.

Work in the stats of the ratio of men and women murdered at all and get back to me. The numbers will be far more alike.

Not as often as men to be sure, but yeah, they do it all the time.

Men have a higher liklihood of being murdered than women.

You may have picked the wrong test case to make this argument. Seriously, what other dynamic could you think is at work here?

Are you saying that fear is what defines rape? I think the argument that lack of consent defines rape is pretty compelling. (Note that the author’s question seems to be a moral one, not a legal one.)