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photo credit: Raw Story Yup, Princeton bitch is back, and this time, she is hitting 'below the belt.' Just when you thought Princeton Mom couldn't stoop any lower, she proves us wrong. Princeton Mom, aka Susan Patton was on CNN the other day and she stated that the modern definition of rape was meaningless, and she does not understand why women in that situation can't just get up and leave. Also, she said that women who have been raped probably use the term to cover up a clumsy hook-up or a regrettable sexual experience. She called rape a "learning experience." The host of the show, a domestic abuse survivor spoke her mind to Patton. The host concluded her schpeel, saying that she will never contact Patton for support if, God forbid, she gets abused in the future. Patton, on the other hand, said that the host needs to exercise self-control and to have better judgement next time. My Two Cents: Here's what I don't get. A woman, who sup...

photo credit: stillettosandapen Well, it looks like Schlafy and "Princeton Mom" share the same lack of a brain. According to Schlafy, we women can avoid being raped if we just stop focusing on careers, education, "hooking up," etc., and instead focus on marriage. Apparently, WE have the ability to stop men from being the animals that they are (Schlafy stated that men are "inherent rapists" and they cannot control themselves. It is up to us women to tame them). She also said that some married men may still rape. When asked to clarify what she meant by this, she did not provide an answer. (Big surprise! We all know that these conservative twatwaffles cannot back up their claims because they know deep down that they are wrong and worthless piles of shit). She contradicted herself many times in her statement. While she said that some married men still rape and abuse women, she also said that marriage "settles men down." Huh! Last I checked...

College is supposed to be the best four years of your life. However, for 1 in 4 college women, the college years can be the worst nightmare imaginable. Sexual assault and rape has been in the news a lot lately, and in my state, something unfortunate has happened. The University of Connecticut just gave 5 rape victims 1.3 million dollars as a settlement. In return, UCONN is not going to admit wrongdoing, and the 5 victims will not speak of the matter going forward. Last year, the 5 college women filed the lawsuit against UCONN after the school failed to protected them against their rapes and sexual harassment. Erica Daniels and Rosemary Richi stated that the school failed to look at evidence that they presented in their individual rape cases. Carolyn Luby wrote an essay on rape culture (within the athletic programs) and was harassed and stalked by the male population. Kylie Angell's rapist was punished and expelled, but the school allowed him to re-enroll two weeks after th...