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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Elyse Dorsey isn't an "imperfect victim." She's not a victim at all. That relationship was consensual.[/quote]

Especially when she was a student and Wright was her professor — that was totally great. And the subsequent 6 students he tried it on with.

Honestly, it’s depressing to hear you guys do this and make these arguments. Do you know you’re just proving my point?  Maybe you should add some negative comments about her appearance, too, just to get it out of your system?[/quote]

No question he was a predator who should have been fired.  But fully three of the students, including Dorsey, had consensual relationships with him after they graduated that lasted 5 to 10 years each.  He got two jobs at Wilson Sonsini and I believe two followed him to the FTC.  Wright is a total scum bag, who did all kinds of inappropriate things as a FTC commissioner (basically influence peddling) and he was married throughout.  And yet these former students actively competed among themselves for his attention.  It would make one hell of a movie, but it certainly isn’t a textbook case of harassment.[/quote]

Yeah, that was exactly his defense.  "I slept with all of these students but I rewarded them all with jobz!  So I did nothing wrong, and look at how they're defaming me now!"

I mean, I don't want my law school to work that way, and I am glad that the women reported this man and got him to resign, and that he lost most of the positions of power he had been privileged to hold.  Am I going to blame the women because they got involved in relationships with him when they were his students and those relationships went on to last a while?  Again, I don't need women who report SH to be perfect victims because I recognize that most perfect victims don't report at all.  Why would they, when they could just move on?  But feel free to attack these women since that seems to be where you are headed.  [/quote]

If we’re being honest, they should’ve reported him when he propositioned them instead of taking him up on the offer. These sorts of cases are murky, but I agree with Candace Owens when she asks where do you draw the line between sugar baby and victim? [/quote]

Who is actually quoting Candace Owens in this thread anymore?  Are you for real?[/quote]

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