'Flamboyant Republican conservative' who Lena Dunham claims raped her in college doesnt exist

Mail on Line ^ | 4 December 2014 | Joel Christie

[vis a vis]

A media investigation into the allegations of rape featured in Lena Dunham's recently-released memoir has refuted the claims of sexual assault made by the Girls creator.

The writer, actor and director dedicates a chapter of her book, Not That Kind Of Girl - for which she received a reported $3.7 million advance - to a boy she met at Oberlin College in Ohio identified as 'Barry', who she alleges raped her one night after a party.

[capt. norm]

Darn....had he done it he could have used it as an income tax deduction.

[lormand]

Rule #1 when debating a liberal:

Never accept the premise of their statements/arguments as a fact.

[Gator113]

ROFLMAO.....

[3catsanadog]

What has this person done in her life that is so life changing and dramatic that we need a memoir? I am so tired of the narcissim rampant in life today. It trickles down in society and then you end up with people you rub elbows with thinking they are the Kardashians et al.

[Fester Chugabrew]

ROFL!

[NoCmpromiz]

we dropped that video on ISIS.... might violate the Geneva Convention.

Do it.

ISIS is not signatory to the Geneva Convention...

[Baynative]

Aside from the fact that when you look at pictures of this woman it is hard to imagine anyone wanting to have sex with her in any way, let alone rape; her lie is indicative of a trend with liberals who vandalize their own cars or homes in order to make fake police reports and get themselves on the front page for a couple of days.

The college professor in California and the lesbians in Colorado come to mind but there are many many more.

Back in the 90s, loudmouth lawyer Susan Estrich wrote a book and was trying to make a name for herself by campaigning against acquaintance rape. One call from Hillary ended that charade and she became a Bubba supporter.

[boop]

Edith Bunker in her underwear, tearin’ the roof off wit’ dem sweet moves!

[nomodem]

Bowling pin maybe, or Baby Huey?

[Tijeras_Slim]

Well, both of those things have some intrinsic value.

[cynwoody]

I didn't think any Republican conservatives existed at Oberlin, Flamboyant or otherwise.

There were some, including a certain Barry, who was at Oberlin at the same time as Dunham. However, the Barry in question turns out not to match any of the other clues she put in her book. Read John Nolte's account on Breitbart, which the current article rips off.

[boop]

My grandpa worked for a laundry service in the 70s.

Part of his route was Oberlin.

He told me once, I've never seen such FILTH!

He of course was talking about the condition of Oberlin's dorms.

In retrospect, his comment would be so apt for the students, too. 1979 or 2014.

[FamiliarFace]

I hope that the Barry who was implicated by her sues and wins that $3.7 million.

[dfwgator]

We were going to use the Leroy Neiman paintings.

[GeronL]

book publishers that keep giving out those huge advances to leftists for books that never sell should go out of business

[FamiliarFace]

Spot on.

[karnage]

If only Lena Dunham didn’t exist... tee hee!

[GeronL]

leftist circus acts

[KevinB]

There isn’t enough alcohol in the world.

[jsanders2001]

> There is no friggin’ justice in the world (unless a meteor falls on this cow’s head one day)

Even then it may just bounce back into orbit...: )