"In an interview with CBS, Aela said her note was never intended to single out anyone as a rapist, but was rather highlighting the issue of sexual assault."
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Holy crap — a girl posted "There's a rapist in our school and you know who it is" in her school, which, of course, led to rumors & bullying. The ACLU argued that this was taking a "public stance as an ally for victims and survivors of sexual violence."https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-50171701 …
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It boggles my mind that anyone with two neurons to rub together thinks that spreading false rumors about the presence of a rapist is helpful to actual rape victims
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Yikes dude
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I've seen more than a couple of cases of this, people doing false accusations as... performance art? It's what I think they think it is. It's... Worrying.
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well we would have thought the aclu right is just helping bully's... how the mighty have fallen.
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