A gang rape allegation has been made. It must be investigated. Local authorities looked into it, and no charges were filed. Now, a couple of years later, a new civil suit has been filed, past documents have been reviewed again, and the victim's statement is entirely different. I’m talking about the Cornell gang rape allegation, where a Jane Doe alleges in October 2024 that she was gang raped at a fraternity party. And the legions who have gone deep into debt on worthless, fake woke degrees are having their day in the sun.
There will be numerous hot takes, each stupider than the last, which is why these stories are never reported accurately. It’s not a Gen Z thing — the media has always been trash, dating back to the Duke Lacrosse rape story, which was a total fabrication. Believe All Women is a crock, and its life support was shut down after some very prominent liberal men were accused and some allegations were merely bad dates or regrettable sex, neither of which is rape.
That appears to be what happened here: Doe got high and drunk, then had group sex. No judgment, but later she concluded that she was raped, which is where we are now. This case isn’t as bad as the UVA gang rape hoax, where key parts of the Rolling Stone piece were debunked within days by The Washington Post. There should be an investigation, but determining whether there was consent will be tough, and the people leading this probe — New York Attorney General Letitia James — are simply not qualified or serious enough to pull it off. A circus is coming.
One side is blaming President Trump for this incident. It shows the depths of how broken and irrational liberal white women are and makes the case for terminating women's suffrage if they can’t get it together. First, Trump has never been convicted of rape. The civil trial was a crock, and E. Jean Carroll, who comes off as a bowl of cereal, doesn’t seem to act like a victim, and her story is remarkably similar to a Law and Order episode. She has planned a massive spending spree with her civil suit money. Again, is that how survivors act? Anyways, we have some people taking potshots at Trump, while others are doing their screaming-into-our-phone-all-alone bit, missing a key fact: Trump wasn’t president when this attack occurred. That would be Joe Biden. So, yeah, silly season has already begun. We knew it was coming, but with Trump, it’s going to be extra insane.
“We can go to the President for this one.” On @ThisWeekABC, @mcottle of NY Times blames Trump for Cornell incident: “You can’t send those messages, no matter how drunk you are as a frat boy, without having some kind of misunderstanding about what women are there for and whether this is a real person you’re dealing with. And that, I think starts, you know, we can go to the President for this one. I mean, we are in a moment in this culture where the glorification of being thuggish and swaggering and mistreating women is kind of making you a cool kid.”
— Brent Baker 🇺🇲🇺🇦 🇮🇱 (@BrentHBaker) October 4, 2026
The Cornell incident took place on October 20th, 2024! Can someone please tell this low information unhinged Karen who was in the White House at this time! https://t.co/iEkdf5MJOS
— Vince Langman (@LangmanVince) October 3, 2026
Jane Doe filed a civil suit on September 16, 2026.
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