Ohio University Female Student Crying Rape......buuuuut the video suggests otherwise (lank inside)

[Midrash]

She was raped alright, especially when she had his hands on the back of that nikka's head holding him in place and running her fingers through his hair.

 

[Elle Driver]

If it's under reported, how would you know if it is actually occurring?

Many reasons, for one they recant their statements because they get threatened, they're pressured by other people, or they know the statistics and realize that the rapist probably has a fat chance of getting convicted anyway and they blame themselves because rape culture has a habit of victim blaming.

 

[Azul]

Trashy. Did she forget that she was on a public street surrounded by tons of people while this alleged raped was taking place? This is why I don't get drunk when I go out. I don't have time to wake up not remembering ish and looking foolish. She needs some cuffs and a cell.

I seldom drink cause' I don't like what alcohol does to my body. Why people think its fun to get drunk to the point where you are powerless is beyond me.

 

[LionofJudah]

Many reasons, for one they recant their statements because they get threatened, they're pressured by other people, or they know the statistics and realize that the rapist probably has a fat chance of getting convicted anyway and they blame themselves because rape culture has a habit of victim blaming.

While I understand the reasons you just gave because I've heard them before, it really doesn't hold up. If a statement is recanted, then they DID report it. Who is going to pressure someone not to report a rape other than the rapist? In that case, they knew who the rapist was and there still wouldn't be any record of it that we can base under reporting off of in that case. The DNA that everybody put so much faith in has been around for a few decades, so assuming a woman goes to the authorities after it happens, they can trace it back to the attacker. If someone is acquitted of rape, there was probably little to no evidence. And the victim blaming thing is made up because the woman is ALWAYS given the benefit of the doubt in public opinion, like this nasty slut who just accused this guy until the video came out.

 

[Coco Loco]

I seldom drink cause' I don't like what alcohol does to my body. Why people think its fun to get drunk to the point where you are powerless is beyond me.

Especially women. That ish is dangerous and not cute. It's about knowing your limit. Oftentimes people don't until they're effed up passed out somewhere and vulnerable or annoyingly obnoxious.

 

[Coco Loco]

Listen, I'm going to give you an out. The only way you can say rape goes unreported is if you claim that even ONE rape that goes unreported makes it 'undereported.' As far as there being some mass under reporting of rape, that shyt is obviously a lie. The reason people say rape goes unreported is that women will claim they were raped years down the line, often not naming their attacker, so their word (much like when it is reported) is taken as the truth. It's a load of bullshyt.

I have to disagree with you here. As someone who has worked at a rape crisis center in undergrad I say a vast number of rapes ARE unreported by men and woomen. A large percentage of the victims blame themselves (especially younger victims) regardless of the situation. Therefore they go through years of shaming themselves for allowing it to happen, feeling unworthy or useless or thinking they shouldn't have been here there or whatever the case may be. As they mature and heal they realize it wasn't them but their attacker who should be ashamed and judged. Once they resolve their issues with it as well as realize they can overcome it they're better equipped to talk about it i.e., tell someone or report it.

Being raped is not something that victims just like to blurt out. First they have to deal with the mental and physical trauma of being raped. Then comes the healing and lastly the confidence to speak on it. How each person responds to being violated is different therefore I would never discredit someone with a rape claim based on a time frame of speaking on/report it.

 

[Ohms Law]

Anonymous needs to put her name and face out on the streets

 

[*L*E*G*A*C*Y*]

shyt makes me REALLY wonder how many innocent men, black, Cac, or otherwise are rotting in prison over false rape accusations...

They've been doing this shyt to young black males since the Scotsboro Boys (read up on it) but I've also read a surprising number of Cac cases where innocent white dudes were sent to prison for 4-5 years for rape until the "victim" had a change of heart and recanted everything. shyt happens more than we think

Hey, prisons got to meet their quotas somehow. Otherwise, they lose money.

And we all know how big of a joke the just us justice system is in America anyways.

 

[patscorpio]

..these little nikkas born in the 90s..are wild

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Many reasons, for one they recant their statements because they get threatened, they're pressured by other people, or they know the statistics and realize that the rapist probably has a fat chance of getting convicted anyway and they blame themselves because rape culture has a habit of victim blaming.

Do u think that this was a case of rape?

 

[Elle Driver]

I have to disagree with you here. As someone who has worked at a rape crisis center in undergrad I say a vast number of rapes ARE unreported by men and woomen. A large percentage of the victims blame themselves (especially younger victims) regardless of the situation. Therefore they go through years of shaming themselves for allowing it to happen, feeling unworthy or useless or thinking they shouldn't have been here there or whatever the case may be. As they mature and heal they realize it wasn't them but their attacker who should be ashamed and judged. Once they resolve their issues with it as well as realize they can overcome it they're better equipped to talk about it i.e., tell someone or report it.

Being raped is not something that victims just like to blurt out. First they have to deal with the mental and physical trauma of being raped. Then comes the healing and lastly the confidence to speak on it. How each person responds to being violated is different therefore I would never discredit someone with a rape claim based on a time frame of speaking on/report it.

Props, I worked at a rape crisis center too and rape culture is all too prevalent in society. Look at most of the responses in this thread, they're all quick to victim blame and rape is just treated as a fact of life.

Do u think that this was a case of rape?

I can't say to be honest. Rape simply put, is sex without consent. If both individuals were drunk and were not coherent enough to consent, then it's not rape but if she didn't consent and he went to town then that's rape simply put.

 

[Deluuxe]

Is she so drunk that she was holding this dudes head like she wanted more but really didnt?

 

[marcuz]

Especially women. That ish is dangerous and not cute. It's about knowing your limit. Oftentimes people don't until they're effed up passed out somewhere and vulnerable or annoyingly obnoxious.

y'all get drunk and do something sexual that you'll regret. we get drunk and wake up with a rape case from consensual sex.

I can't say to be honest. .

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

Anonymous needs to put her name and face out on the streets

Too late, the internet streets already got ol' girl: http://www.crimesagainstfathers.com...id/232/threadid/8012/scope/posts/Default.aspx


They put her address up and everything

 

[wire28]

I can't say to be honest. Rape simply put, is sex without consent. If both individuals were drunk and were not coherent enough to consent, then it's not rape but if she didn't consent and he went to town then that's rape simply put.

unless there is more evidence yet to be released this is looking like a case of "i made myself look really bad last night, let me save my name"

rarely is there actual video evidence of a rape, and to me, and i think most people, thats looking as consensual as consensual gets