What’s up with Big Ten schools and sexual abuse and assault?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are there seriously people who think sexual abuse is only a problem at Big Ten schools?

To date it seems that way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:...assuming these OSU allegations are true of course. The others are pretty clear.

Of course they are true!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So...did Tennessee ignore a 15 year long child sex abuse practice on its campus? I mean, because everyone does it, right? I guess we should call for an investigation there. Absurd. Didn’t happen, and no one who isn’t blindly partisan would make such a ridiculous assertion. Big Ten has a black eye and while I don’t see how it’s somehow indicative of a conference sickness it has now happened on three Big Ten campuses and that’s a terrible look.

Citation?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are there seriously people who think sexual abuse is only a problem at Big Ten schools?

To date it seems that way.

Right, it’s just a matter of time before others are discovered. Don’t think all schools or organizations you associate with are immune. Use some critical thinking skills.

But there’s a ton of superior people on this forum. Oh it couldn’t possibly happen to MY college!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are there seriously people who think sexual abuse is only a problem at Big Ten schools?

To date it seems that way.

Right, it’s just a matter of time before others are discovered. Don’t think all schools or organizations you associate with are immune. Use some critical thinking skills.

But there’s a ton of superior people on this forum. Oh it couldn’t possibly happen to MY college!

+1000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So...did Tennessee ignore a 15 year long child sex abuse practice on its campus? I mean, because everyone does it, right? I guess we should call for an investigation there. Absurd. Didn’t happen, and no one who isn’t blindly partisan would make such a ridiculous assertion. Big Ten has a black eye and while I don’t see how it’s somehow indicative of a conference sickness it has now happened on three Big Ten campuses and that’s a terrible look.

Citation?

Citation for what? It’s sarcasm. Lord you’re dumb.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So...did Tennessee ignore a 15 year long child sex abuse practice on its campus? I mean, because everyone does it, right? I guess we should call for an investigation there. Absurd. Didn’t happen, and no one who isn’t blindly partisan would make such a ridiculous assertion. Big Ten has a black eye and while I don’t see how it’s somehow indicative of a conference sickness it has now happened on three Big Ten campuses and that’s a terrible look.

Citation?

Citation for what? It’s sarcasm. Lord you’re dumb.

You must be a BIG TEN supporter!

[Anonymous]

It’s not just the Big Ten (which I very much dislike by the way. I’m an SEC gal). A good book to read on this topic is Missoula by Jon Krakauer, about sexual assault at the University of Montana.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is there a UVA scandal? I mean, one that isn’t fake?

No expulsions for sexual assaults since 1998 (could have changed since article posted)? https://www.vox.com/2014/11/26/7294789/uva-sexual-assault-rape

Taking $2.3B accumulated primarily from (non-profit status) medical center surpluses (e.g. from medicare, medicaid, insurance, out-of-pocket), deceptively relabeling it, and using it to support pet projects on the academic side?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is there a UVA scandal? I mean, not a fake one?

Besides the serial rapist murderer Jessie matthews.

[Anonymous]

Jim Jordan may be a Pedo...

[Anonymous]

Gym Jordan!

[Anonymous]

Penn State- Sanctuary City for Pedophiles!

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JoePerv Paterno was a pedophile!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are there seriously people who think sexual abuse is only a problem at Big Ten schools?

To date it seems that way.

The Big 10 are sports obsessed and as long as the teams keep winning, the system will protect the men who run it. Winning programs mean money for the university. As long as the teams are winning, these men were allowed to do whatever they wanted to male and female students.