NGRDoctor

[R A W S A L E R T S @rawsalerts]

🚨#BREAKING: “Cornell 7” frat member tells campus police he was too intoxicated to consent to sex with his accuser, suggesting he was the one assaulted.

[MICHAEL SCOFIELD @manjaymoh254]

Get your country a name first. We can't be beefing with a compass direction to Atlantic ocean

[Lance Corporate @lance_corporate]

We had a kid in our friend group accused of SA in college. A year or so later, huge shocker, she admitted it was all fabricated to avoid getting punished for underage drinking.

Without any investigation, our guy was removed from the officer commissioning program where he was one of the most competent and widely loved students in his peer group, and basically blacklisted on campus.

She took everything from him (at the time), most importantly his reputation. Left without many choices, he decided to enlist, and worked his way up to become an officer in one of the most elite and storied units in American military history.

He was and still is a good man, and I'm glad it all worked out for him. But there's a certain level of damage done when you falsely attach certain labels to people that never goes away, even after they are cleared of all wrongdoing. You can tarnish in a millisecond what it takes a lifetime to restore.

It's clear why God prohibits bearing false witness against our neighbor. In many cases, it's more harmful than murder.

[Magills @magills_]

Why no I don’t find it weird that every woman with a TikTok has been the victim of whichever trauma is currently making its way through the news cycle and she’s never brought it up before last week

[Did I Piss You Off? @DIPYOMUCH]

YES YES YES, mandatory DNA testing for every child!!!

[patriotic peach 🍑 @patrioticpeachh]

The Jane Doe case is NOT black and white. There are serious allegations that deserve to be investigated, but there are also serious questions about the timeline, the text messages, and what happened after she was disinvited from the fraternity party. On one side she could have processed what happened to her weeks later and on the other it could be fabricated to protect her reputation. I’m waiting for all of the evidence to come out before fully forming an opinion.

[NGRDoctor @NGRDoctor]

@patrioticpeachh This is the eloquent take you think it is. Thank you.

[NGRDoctor @NGRDoctor]

@KingstonHawk3 @CrookedMedia The progressives are not behaving like progressives anymore when a woman's accountability is involved. It's such a time to be alive.

[NGRDoctor @NGRDoctor]

@Ro7068 This must be a bot.

[Lisa Britton @LisaBritton]

I sat on my thoughts about the Cornell case for a bit. I wanted more of the actual details before I said anything, because the madness flying around social media already was chaos, and I didn’t want to add to it.

A week later I’m more convinced the rush to judgment will do real damage. Serious questions came up about what happened that night at Cornell, and instead of anyone slowing down, a lot of people locked into the ugliest narrative and ran with it. Leaders and celebrities piled on with points that don’t hold up once you look at the record. That part genuinely bothers me. We keep doing this, and then we act surprised when nobody trusts anyone and we have a loneliness crisis.

The thing I can’t get past is the double standard on intoxication and responsibility. It’s looking more and more, from what’s actually known, like this sits closer to regret than to the story that spread. When a woman has been drinking or using, the default idea is that she stopped being a person who makes choices and became something that happened to her. The men in the room are still treated as fully responsible for every decision. I don’t know how we keep pretending that’s fairness.

Telling young women that the moment they’re around guys and substances they lose their judgment is one of the most disempowering things we do. It trains them to see themselves as victims on their own nights out. That belief harms them, it doesn’t protect them. We should want the facts of this case before anyone turns it into a lesson, but in the meantime we don’t have to use it to teach another round of girls that they have no agency once they choose to start partying.

One of the guys said back in 2024 that he felt like he was the one on the receiving end of sexual misconduct because he was too drunk to consent. Almost nobody wants to talk about that. If intoxication wipes out agency, it can’t only wipe it out for her.

And the leap to “fraternities are the problem and should be shut down” is lazy. We hear every bad night. We don’t hear the ordinary ones. As I wrote last month for the Daily Wire, research on men who were in fraternities keeps showing better outcomes later—graduation, jobs, networks, friend groups, family formation, how they rate their own lives. That doesn’t excuse whatever went wrong in that house or in other viral stories we hear, but scrapping the whole thing because of the worst chapters is just throwing the baby out with the bathwater. I’ve learned a lot recently from Fraternities Know Men, and their research shows fraternities could help solve our crisis of young men today—we just need to do more to reduce the cases of bad behavior which is the only thing that makes the headlines.

All of this fuels the divide between the sexes today. A lot of young men already feel like the world is against them, and watching how fast this turned into a mob doesn’t calm that down. Of course some of them are checking out and disengaging. The message they’re getting is that the world has already decided: men are the enemy, no matter what.

I keep hoping a case like this forces us to deal with the actual mess—accountability that runs both ways, the social-media conviction problem, the depravity of society today, the way we talk to girls about their own choices. I don’t think it will. Sadly, I think it just makes everything worse.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

The girl she butchered, tortured, and beat to death also will not recover

[Rabbi David Mivasair @RabbiMivasair]

No. Jews have no right to live on other people's land, stolen from them. Much less to live in peace and security.
Zionism is racism. Zionism is murder. Zionism is theft.
אין עתיד.

[Ann Coulter @AnnCoulter]

Was it like having her skull crushed with a chunk of asphalt?

[NGRDoctor @NGRDoctor]

@LuiSousaSinger @Zigmanfreud You're too slow really. But sure, go on with your false rape accusations about the Cornell 7 students. You can be a pedophile all you want. You'll be caught one of these days.

[NGRDoctor @NGRDoctor]

@LuiSousaSinger @Zigmanfreud It's alright. Keep playing victim and laying false accusations. Gen Z men are moving to the far right because of radical femcels like you. Roe v Wade is gone. The next few years will be interesting. If you claim that women are children, people are going to treat them according.

[NGRDoctor @NGRDoctor]

@LuiSousaSinger @Zigmanfreud "*...used to having..."

It is fine if this is over your head. If someone who is intoxicated cannot consent, the guys were raped too. But I guess you're too slow or indoctrinated in your victimhood for consistency.

At this point, school should be opened 24 hours wherever you are

[🔎🕵️‍♂️Floki, P.I🕵️‍♂️🔎 @Floki_Vt]

Basic Consent isnt good enough, you need explicit consent....

Explicit consent isnt good enough, you need enthusiastic consent.

We are here --> Enthusiastic Consent isnt good enough....Women just can never consent.

[Rikki Schlott @RIKKISCHLOTT]

A generation of women raised to believe talking about the facts of a case is “victim blaming” have been robbed of opportunities to learn how better to protect themselves.

[Casey Putsch @CaseyPutsch]

All I want for Christmas is to see Benjamin Netanyahu hanged for crimes against humanity.