So, is all the rapey stuff at KU getting overlooked because of Baylor?

[deputy dawg]

http://www.kansascity.com/sports/college/big-12/university-of-kansas/article135531583.html
 
Apparently the writer at the Dallas Morning News thinks so.  It happens so often, we're kind of numb to the rapes, assaults, etc. in Lawrentucky, but the guy has a point.

[sonofdaxjones]

Uh-Oh! 


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[Rage Against the McKee]

Those comments.

[Joker]

I don't think this has anything at all to do with Baylor.  It's just business as usual.

[Sandstone Outcropping]

Those comments.

Philip F Cardarella · Works at Self Employed Attorney
Here is the basic problem: I really do not care about KU basketball and care even less about the teenage angst of the teams' dating issues. Hormones make kids both horny and crazy -- and adults do no one a favor by by treating every slap or shove as a criminal "domestic violence" matter. Nor should we old folks treat these kids and their personal lives as "reality" shows for our entertainment.

FYI? Kid with big foot kicks car. In a sane world (free of the NCAA Nazis) some deep-pocket fan would fix the car, and everybody is OK. In NCAAWorld, doing that would get more sanctions than Putin stealing our Presidency. So, the dent goes on!
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[steve dave]

in answer to the author: Yes

[Spracne]

Yeah, well, the Dallas Morning News writer is a Baylor alumna, so...

[catastrophe]

I love reading news stories about recent stories that were in the news (and then message boarding about them).

[pissclams]

Yeah, well, the Dallas Morning News writer is a Baylor alumna, so...

victim blaming

[Spracne]

Yeah, well, the Dallas Morning News writer is a Baylor alumna, so...

victim blaming

I certainly get how Baylor Alumnae--including this broad--would feel victimized by the conduct of their university, but that doesn't justify engaging in false equivalencies in order to minimize Baylor's blameworthiness.

[pissclams]

Yeah, well, the Dallas Morning News writer is a Baylor alumna, so...

victim blaming

I certainly get how Baylor Alumnae--including this broad--would feel victimized by the conduct of their university, but that doesn't justify engaging in false equivalencies in order to minimize Baylor's blameworthiness.

my God, hasn't this poor woman had enough?

[Spracne]

By the looks of things, yes.

[Joker]

By the looks of things, yes.

Good one, Fitz.

[420seriouscat69]

When in doubt, post how ugly that bitch is.

[sonofdaxjones]

Fitz Lite


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[Spracne]

Hmm. Yeah. Even though I don't like her attempts to minimize Baylor's rape problem, that was a little mean-spirited. I'm going to remove the photograph.

[420seriouscat69]

I was just busting your balls, but it's kind of Phog-ish.