Jimmy Huff

Here is what Cornell rape accuser told police actually happened. Too many people are drawing conclusions without even knowing the chain of events. She meets Male 1 (M1) at the frat and he suggests a threesome to which she agrees While the 3 have sex, M1 loses his erection and says he needs a break. She tells M2 to stop and he does. She and M2 resume making out when M3 enters the room and tries to kiss her and she reciprocates. Her, M2 and M3 have a threesome. M1 wakes up and says “let’s make it a foursome” and she says “hell no”. M3 leaves the room and M4, M5, M6 & M7 enter the room. She gets uncomfortable and jumps under the sheets. M7 tries to kiss her but she refuses. M2 climbs into bed with her. The group starts taking ketamine. She snorts it off M2’s p3nis and agrees to allow the group to snort it off her body. M3 enters the room and says “I’m shutting this down” She claims to feel dizzy. The group tells her to sit up and take her time. M1 & M4 take her to another room, do more ketamine and have a threesome. She tells them she is tired and needs to sleep. They stop. In NY an intoxicated person can consent to sex as long as they voluntarily consumed the drugs/alcohol.

My take on the Cornell rape allegations. It’s a horrible situation, but not rape. Drinking and driving analogy. …Bob and Tom go to a party. Early in the evening, Bob asks Tom for a ride home after the party and Tom agrees. As the night wears on, Bob and Tom are both drinking and Tom is noticeably intoxicated. Bob doesn’t care. He’s actually encouraging Tom to have another beer. Tom starts to express concern about driving. “I’m not so sure this is a good idea.” Bob doesn’t care. He doesn’t want to crash on some stinky couch in the basement, he just wants to go home. He tells Tom, “You will be fine.” Tom is too tired to argue, so he agrees to drive. On the way home they get pulled over and Tom is arrested for DUI. Later in court, Tom points to Bob and shouts, “It’s all his fault. He knew I was drunk and he encouraged me to drive anyway!” The judge looks at Bob and tells him, “Tom is selfish and irresponsible. With friends like him, who needs enemies. But, you decided to drink. You decided to drive. This is your responsibility.”

Had Lindsay Clancy been found not guilty by reason of insanity, she would have been involuntarily committed to a mental institution for an indeterminate period of time (likely years if not decades). The hung jury puts the prosecution in a bind. With the jury 11-1 in favor of acquittal and Massachusetts law favoring defendants using insanity pleas, their chances of a guilty verdict on retrial are slim. But if they do nothing, she walks free. The prosecution may have been better with a not guilty verdict and involuntary commitment. So now what? Plea deal? Retrial?

Men should not be allowed in women’s restrooms or locker rooms. If he acted like this in front of a cop, what would he do to a woman he could physically overpower who said “you don’t belong in here?”

There is a huge increase in young able bodied men not working. I think a lot of it comes back to the smartphone. The smartphone has led to a decline in face to face human interaction. As a result, fewer male/female relationships are forming. Online dating is a disaster for men, with most men being completely ignored. It’s no one fault, it’s just that men and women are wired differently and women are not wired to “swipe right/left”. Attraction works differently for women. Males need to be providers. When they can’t find a partner, get depressed, feel dejected and often give up. I think that is what we are seeing now. nypost.com/2026/07/22/busine…

I even got blocked for it. I thought it was just a respectfully stated honest reply.

I was blocked for what I thought was a respectful reply.

Ok, good. Then you should have no problem banning puberty blockers and cross sex hormones for minors if it isn’t happening anyway.

Ok, so then what is “gender affirming care” for children?

How about we make special toilets for biological women. I’m sure they won’t be offended.

I believe it’s people with ASD and other mental health comorbidities trying to make sense of their suffering and they convince themselves or are convinced by others that they were born in the wrong body and transitioning is the cure. This is especially true for pre teen females

Of course. – at Butler, NJ