He is Doctor Who Gives A Shit.

Nobody asks for rape. Some people consent to sex, and then lie about it later. Some people behave in ways that could not reasonably be interpreted as doing anything other than consenting to sex, but believe they did not consent because they are not reasonable people.

All "affirmative consent" does is flip the burden of proof from the accuser to the accused. It's a terrible policy to assume sex is rape until proven otherwise.

Check out "Unwanted Advances" by Laura Kipnis or "The Campus Rape Frenzy" by KC Johnson and Stuart Taylor.

These people don't know what rape is — or, more specifically, they are trying to gain cultural currency for a vastly expanded definition of the concept of rape in order to regulate sex for their own political purposes.

It's not rape because someone isn't into it. It is rape if you force sex on an unwilling or incapacitated person.

A groupie on Facebook said she went home with him after a show and he raped her.

The main difference between this guy and Oberst is that this guy markets his music to an audience of intersectional nonbinary social justice activists who always believe the survivor.

Body glitter is a gender, you cishet oppressor.

I am pretty sure Jack and Aku fucked in episode VI.

Give me a break! He was after her money.

Cecil was not a "legitimately good guy" in season 4. Since the death of his parents in season 2, he had run through his half-billion dollar inheritance on things like a $200 million Sealab 2021, and he was trying to get conservatorship over Cheryl so he could get control of her money.

This thing sounds terrible, and these guys seem like a couple of medium-talent chucklefucks.

Beau Knapp petite.

Gamby is weak and selfish and dim and probably sexist and racist, but he is the protagonist. If we, as the audience, are on the way to respecting Brown, we're taking that journey with Gamby. This is probably the story of his transgression and eventual redemption, and Russell rather than Brown will likely be the…

I absolutely think he has an endgame in mind. I am sure the dragons are going to meet the white walkers. Martin just gets lost in digressions on the way there.

In the books, Beric Dondarrion, the red priest who died and was resurrected six times, gave his life to resurrect Catelyn Stark. My guess is that Martin plans to have Lady Stoneheart rather than Melissandre resurrect Jon, and the show short-circuited the Lady Stoneheart subplot in the interest of brevity.

A rock star aggressively propositioned a woman? And me without my fainting couch!

Ray is as full of shit as any of them. He imagines himself as some kind of curmudgeonly truth-teller, but he has no self-awareness. He dated Shosh because he wanted to be admired, and then she outgrew him. He's in love with Marnie because she's hot and she made herself available to him.

I am familiar with the psychological effects of trauma. But in court, when you have a witness who has made conflicting statements, putting an expert on the stand to explain trauma responses only goes so far.