Saturday, June 04, 2016

DON'T LET YOUR DAUGHTERS GO TO STANFORD

It turns out the legal establishment and social climate of Palo Alto are unsafe for women.

Quote:
"Former Stanford University athlete Brock Allen Turner, 20, raped an unconscious woman behind a dumpster. Prosecutors wanted him put away for 6 years, but the judge, Aaron Persky, gave him 6 months to avoid being unnecessarily harsh on the boy. He'll be out in a few weeks."
End quote.

[SOURCE: Campus rapist given lenient sentence.]

Got that? Get caught raping someone, and you might get a mere slap on the wrist, if you are a Stanford University athlete. And a frat bro.

He will be out in a few weeks.

"So, what did YOU do over summer break?"

One wonders at the prevalence of roofies in the bars near campus. Probably sky-high. Because, as has been well-established, Stanford caters to rich white families whose boys can do no wrong.

There are several establishments on University Avenue where women should NEVER have a drink, but SHOULD go in carrying both a gun and baseball bat. Actually, scratch that. Not several. ALL.

I used to work down in Palo Alto.

It's a pretentious hellhole.

Lots of dicks.


Do not be surprised if former Stanford student and athlete Brock Allen Turner gets a cushy job at an investment bank some time after being released. Because, after all, he's a good fellow, an all-round decent man, one of us, you know. Clearly mis-understood. One little mistake!
And he went to Stanford University, and is an athlete.

A really swell guy to have a drink with.

He'll fit in with all the boys.

And succeed in life.




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