It would be nice if posters here used the dismiss button to get rid of derailing instead of responding to trolls and taking them out of the greys.

The difference in “called offensive names” is pretty easily explained by the part where the study finds that men mostly experience harassment in gaming environments, which also likely accounts for the “physical threats” difference. I see you COMPLETELY ignored the “stalking” difference. You can disregard nuance if…

The only people who think putting a finer point on information is “disingenuous” are those who take that finer point personally. You are fighting the air here. Spend less time copy pasting and more time figuring out why you want to handwave this so badly.

Yeah, its the Ivy League. I went to Yale, you pretty much have to do something as heinous as rape or murder to get expelled, unless you just like stop going to classes forever.

you threaten people with a gun and you call yourself “less disturbed” brb dying of laughter.

Oh come on. Are you suggesting that “Called offensive names” is comparable to being stalked or physically threatened?

This “narrative” (hereafter referred to as “the fact of the matter”) is confirmed by this exact link. Maybe you stopped reading right after the first sentence here:
“In broad trends, the data show that men are more likely to experience name-calling and embarrassment, while young women are particularly vulnerable to…

My first attempt at doing this in Kinja:

First, the Ivies has started to figure out how to get around the scholarship problem, and is fielding stronger and stronger teams in marquee sports. They’re doing it because their alums REALLY want this. As per this article, Yale is going to March Madness this year.

Given that, what do you imagine would be bad enough…

I can’t stand it when an article like the last one about the possible sexual assault that the team captain did at Yale gets shared with Gawker, and I get a bunch of guys telling me how they know a “cunt” who lied about rape and there’s no victim and that basketball is more important than trying to see if a sexual…

It’s like a douchebag critical mass. One imagines that athletes at such a prestigious institution as Yale bring all the insufferable elements of being an athletic star to the deep sense of entitlement at the core of the elite Ivy League education. The nickname “Gucci” confirms my suspicions. These bros are the…

Did you just call a fucking basketball game something “real” compared to the the possibility of their team captain committing sexual assault? Let me reiterate:

Pft. Go to any other Gawker-site comments section and you’ll see people complaining about Jez.

Women have been harassed for being women since the dawn of time. But sure, we’re super surprised it happens online too.

Ah, my apologies, small correction: I haven't actually done my homework but I spoke with the dog, who confirmed he was probably going to eat it.

Zendesk, one of our customer support platforms, contacted us to say that their search tool would not return a name such a ‘Don Draper’ when searching for the word ‘rape.’ However, such a search would (and did) return names that start with the letters R, A, P, E — even if the ticket itself had nothing to do with a…

that was their excuse? that is... wow. I just, can’t .

How horrifying. But also, how gratifying to hear that the rescue people on the scene seemed to be legitimately concerned for her safety and dignity.

um, this is the ivy league, they are lucky to field a sports team at all

I mean, what if!