
This is 100% true and this has been going on for decades. Itâs just that now people have now started notice and starting to make noise/light of these situations. But honestly, itâs going to keep happening because people like to go to these houses, go to parties and get the âcollege experienceâ (unfortunately for some this is the college experience).
i feel like the main consensus i see is a problem with frats, and it just happened at cornell, the university is fucked for trying to hide this and the âconsequencesâ they gave them. no one here is saying fuck the cornell students youre all rapists and degenerates, everyone is mad at the administration and frat.
i came on here because im mad, people should be mad and condemning people for being mad about this isnât exactly the take you think it is. yes ofc there should be solutions and that should be men being taught how to be a decent human being. this isnât on women to solve, we have always been taught how to keep ourselves safe and do the right things, how to dress, act, etc. maybe for once the men can come up with a solution and if it takes everyone pissed off at them to do that then so be it
They are aware it happens everywhere, but with the added prestige and class influence, yes it has elevated to a disdain for the institution. They chose not to give harsher punishments, and at a certain point one must consider nepotism or big donations as a reason beyond protecting their reputation.