Hoosierfrog
Tier 1
How difficult is it to understand that? I had a father, a brother and a mother. Three to one male would seem predominantly male even with my decrepit brain.The Frog to be Named Later said:
Baylor football player under investigation after sexual assault allegation
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Would love to hear from any Baylor Fans answer the following question:
Specifically, what 3 things should Baylor institutionally do differently going forward in response to the Tevin E, Sam U, and Oakman situations?
Before answering, save all the victim discussion & how we need to educate our girls better dialogue as that is an equally important yet different discussion.
If the answer is nothing, then just say so.
Specifically, what 3 things should Baylor institutionally do differently going forward in response to the Tevin E, Sam U, and Oakman situations?
Before answering, save all the victim discussion & how we need to educate our girls better dialogue as that is an equally important yet different discussion.
If the answer is nothing, then just say so.
texas_sicilian
Full Member
Hang a sign up outside their field stating how you should treat women, duh. Problem solved.elephant said:
toadallytexan
ToadallyTexan
When BU football players were first exposed to the term "Rape Kit" they all wondered aloud if batteries were included.Jefffrog1993 said:
GlendarrochFrog
Full Member
Good luck fielding a team if a perfectly clean history is one of the requirements. I couldn't have made it because I got a ticket for shooting my BB gun off a boat in a favorite fishing hole of mine my Jr. of high school.steelfrog said:
Oh, and also because I was slow white guy with little athletic ability.
Limey Frog
Full Member
This seems like the kind of depressing story that can only be improved by a little dark humor:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TM2RUVnTlvs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TM2RUVnTlvs
MacarthurTexas
Active Member
Road Trip Frog said:
No one is naive enough to think that everyone has to be chiorboys. However, there is such a thing as calculated risk. A young kid having a few too many to drink and getting in trouble with the law is not the same thing as rape. I think most adults can make some judgement on what kinds of kids are worth a certain level or risk.
And again, this issue, IMO, has been more about what Baylor has done in response to these situations. These types of things do happen on other campuses, but a school's response, to me, tells you about their character and the character of their leaders.
USNFROG
Active Member
Educating young women on how to avoid dangerous situations to prevent rape is great. Saying, "if she didn't put herself in that situation she wouldn't have been raped" is victim blaming.
My comment was with regard to the Baylor posts on twitter and BF so to say that "no one on here has said otherwise" is false first of all but more importantly wasn't the point of my comment.
My comment was with regard to the Baylor posts on twitter and BF so to say that "no one on here has said otherwise" is false first of all but more importantly wasn't the point of my comment.
TCUdirtbag
Active Member
IMO, next time you go to click "post" in this thread, you should just not.TCUSA said:
gohornedfrogs
Tier 1
I agree, but after a rape has occurred, mentioning that "she shouldn't have been there" does nothing to help the victim...so why even bring it up?frogs9497 said:
