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Probably because chances are they were perpetrated by those in positions of authority.
Also because the schools intervene to try and keep it from escalating to criminal reports, the campus cops are there to protect the school, not the people at the school.
Any diversion to “academic” discipline means they don’t have to report it as part of the crime stat.
Not true. Campuses have to report all sex crimes reported on their ground, so it you could get raped in an off-campus, they would much prefer it.
And if it never gets reported as a crime… it’s not a “sex crime”, now is it?
Campus cops are generally paid for by the university rather than a city or state. While they are (usually,) peace officers in the legal sense; they’re still basically a private police force whose paychecks are signed by the school.
Diverting reports into academic disciplinary complaints is a common way of protecting people the school has an interest in protecting.
The school gets involved and tries everything they can to protect themselves, including pressuring victims to accept internal processes that generally go no where instead of going to a proper court of law.
It’s the same as workplace HR departments. They’re going to protect whoever hurts them the least.
Or because it is a hot mess of young, drunken people of which many do not take responsibilities.
The person snuck into her dorm room and raped her. What are you talking about?! Grow up.
Perhaps first read what I reply to, that would enable you to understand my comment and the context. Then you can even reply with something that actually fits my comment.
Well, let's be fair here. What was she wearing? Seems like maybe she was asking for it, no? Should've worn a burka /s
The incels have arrived, folks 😭😂
She had a vagina! That's practically "begging" for it!
/s
Nobody Expects the Incels!!
They've been here, it's just that the population is outpacing moderation. I wish there was a way to fund moderation efforts for popular subs.
We all read it. With the context, it was a shitty, insensitive and inappropriate thing to say.
I know it's hard to accept that you may have made a mistake, but we've all made mistakes. In this case, you made a mistake. At this point, you can choose to accept that you made a mistake, own up to it and do better next time, or you can not. It's up to you my friend.
Remember to rape responsibly, kids.