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Morgan Ellison to miss rest of spring season

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Just now, Joe DeLow said:

You believe her because a liberally biased school panel said “screw your proof” because the Twitter police will come after us. You think politics didn’t play a hand in that? No way would Allen have let him return to practice thinking he was guilty. This was a publicity stunt by the stunt and one that ruined a promising athletes life and career. You believe her because you’ve been told to believe all women no matter what.


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Lol still pretending that there’s a grand conspiracy of schools unfairly punishing athletes on trumped up charges. 

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2 minutes ago, Walking Boot of Doom said:

Why would a school want to ruin the life of one of their students if they were innocent?


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Ask all the schools that have done it. For some people it seems to be some kind of sick retribution for past societal wrongs. 

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2 minutes ago, Joe DeLow said:


It is called virtue signaling. And with all the Michigan State and Ohio State activities recently, they wanted to seem better than them. Ellison was collateral damage for a “good mark.” Pretty simple.


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Yup. It looks like Ellison was a sacrificial lamb. I have a feeling he is not going to go quietly into the night and one day it will be shown how bad IU handled this. 

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3 minutes ago, Walking Boot of Doom said:

You two actually believe that a board of individuals are willing to ruin a young man’s life for virtual signaling reasons? There’s just no logic in your arguments.


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Universities frequently screw sexual assault investigations up. It's a problem nationwide. 

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Well including prison, men are raped more than women. One rape is a problem. That’s common ground we can agree on.


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Prison is a whole other set of issues unrelated to this discussion.


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Virtue signaling is fairly common. Makes people seem “good” in the public eye. Look at Starbucks. They got rid of straws because of the plastic waste. Their solution? A lid that has more plastic than a straw/lid combo and giving out paper straws in plastic wrappers. But it was them getting rid of straws that mattered. People didn’t care that they were using more plastic. It made it seem like Starbucks cared and that they were better than the competition. Ohio State and Michigan State are competition to Indiana.


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“Virtue signaling is common therefore that’s the reason Indiana lied and suspended a student for a rape accusation he was not guilty of”

Alrighty then.


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Universities frequently screw sexual assault investigations up. It's a problem nationwide. 

What do you want stats on? 89% of universities reported zero rapes in 2015. 

Stats to back up your claim that universities frequently fail to properly handled sexual assault investigations.


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