‘Mattress Girl’ Is a Perfect Icon for the Feminist Left

National Review ^ | 5/21/2015 | Ian Tuttle

[Jewbacca]

“’Feminists are just girls with daddy issues that are too ugly to be strippers’

Well put, indeed. BTTT”

I post that as a joke, but it is 100% true in my experience. They either had a mush of a father, one who gave up, or an ass.

[MortMan]

Understood - but her interactions with the school, including currently unpublished claims or accounts, could figure into making the evidence in a potential second lawsuit overwhelming. If she has no monetary resources to lose, then I would speculate she would have no issues trying to exclude or destroy any evidence in her communications with the school.

Again - just using my understanding of people to puzzle through the situation.

[FamiliarFace]

One of the many things that bother me about these rape allegations is that the women never seem to want to file criminal charges against their alleged rapists, only ruin their lives in the court of public opinion. They talk about how disgusting it is that the “rapist” goes free, but in true hypocritical fashion, they themselves let the “rapist” go free because they refuse to press charges. If you are really raped, you don’t want that to happen to someone else. So to me it’s a foregone conclusion that anyone not willing to press criminal charges against their rapist is lying through their teeth.

[JimRed]

One thing sticks out to me, the fellow who is accused is suing the school but not her. Why not?

Deep pockets vs. empty pockets?

[GGpaX4DumpedTea]

“She has nice legs...”

Wait a few years, and they will look like Hillary’s.

[enraged]

Added to the ‘do not hire’ list.

[fungoking]

Even though he is a big lib Garrison Keillor spoofs the NPR crowd in one of his books and drills this type of college girl feminist....
“He had hired her impulsively, a graduate of St. James, because she was angelic, and only later did he discover that she could not spell or write, and was the president of a group called Wounded Daughters of Distant Fathers....He was about to put his hand on her shoulder and say something about music, and then he pulled back. You had to be careful about touching a Wounded Daughter. What you thought was a pat on the shoulder might be taken as groping for her zipper.”

Of course he tells an off color joke and she files a complaint against him with the college.

Someone needs to actually start a WDoDF club to mock these people.

[Lurker]

I pity the next man that this psychotic nut ball get in her clutches.

[Oztrich Boy]