They're rapists who were never punished by their fraternities, their schools or local law enforcement.
They're rapists whose shared memories are of women, and men, whom they raped together, victims who were then slut-shamed or called faggots. Their victims either never told anyone or tried to get help from school administrations who wouldn't help them. These victims suffered the rest of the way through school or dropped out or developed mental or emotional problems or killed themselves, or just carried their pain all their lives.
The post-undergraduate, rapist members of American fraternities have positions of power all over the world, don't they? They make the law. They decide who has to abide by the law and who doesn't. They decide that laws protecting everyone who isn't like them don't get passed or respected.
They are doctors and lawyers, they are CEOs, they own media sources. They are the rich and powerful; they are the elite. They donate to political campaigns; it is a certainty that many of them have run for office, and won, over the years.
They are advisors to and protectors of undergraduate fraternity members who rape.
Copyright L. Kochman, June 29, 2016 @ 4:57 p.m.
