So, this looks like it might be an interesting initiative, but I question the foundation you're building this thing on when you write,

If you believe men and women are equal you're a feminist, simple as that. I don't know why this is so hard for people- especially men- to understand, but I'm glad there's growing public discourse about it because it's a perception that needs to be changed.

Or because it didn't happen in a major Western capital full of news media organizations and their reporters?

The bunnies are great and all, but isn't it a little bit traumatic for them to open their little bunny eyes, look up and see a tree full of owls staring down at them?

How exactly is this guy a "bro?"

Someone's paying them to make feminism look bad

You also shouldn't lie to them or ridicule them, or hurt their feelings or disappoint them, or cheat on them or betray them.

Here's what the awesome Dave Bidini wrote to Mitchell after she did an interview with Maclean's .

How exactly does he come off as an asshole?

(you're free to reject that figure if you wish, but keep in mind that it's generally accepted by people who study this stuff seriously

(you're free to reject that figure if you wish, but keep in mind that it's generally accepted by people who study this stuff seriously

(you're free to reject that figure if you wish, but keep in mind that it's generally accepted by people who study this stuff seriously

How are you purporting that victims who don't tell the police but are somehow *still* making it up harming those poor innocent menz?

Something to keep in mind. Approximately two percent of rape allegations made to police are false, according to various studies, including those cited by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Well, if you read the reporting in the WaPo you'll probably see that rather significant portions of both the Rolling Stone story and the account she is currently sticking to seem invented out of whole cloth.

So, after a little digging, it's the "campus Republican" detail that specifically ties Barry One to Lena's book. The other details appear to be unverifiable.

No, they found a person matching her description, it's just that he isn't the rapist according to Lena.

She described him as a campus Conservative, mentioned he worked at the library, named his radio show, said he had a mustache, called him a poor loser at poker. That's a fairly specific portrait of a person. Also, elsewhere in the book she specifically mentions that a name has been changed, but doesn't do so in the…

Oughtn't you mention that there were numerous details mentioned in Lena's books that matched the Barry in question? She described him as a campus Conservative, mentioned he worked at the library, named his radio show, said he had a mustache, called him a poor loser at poker. That's a fairly specific portrait of a…

I was about to say something similar. This opens the door to a joint US/Canada Olympics. Or a EU Olympics. Either of those options would reduce the need for new facilities drastically.