Ep. 1848 - Everything You Need To Know About The Cornell 7 Allegations

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Matt Walsh (1:02)

Now that the prosecution of Lindsay Clancy is on hiatus, pending a retrial, assuming that there is one, hordes of slack jawed leftist women who spend every waking hour on Instagram or TikTok have rushed headlong into their next psychotic obsession, just like zombies in the movies where the zombies move fast. This brain dead biomass has transitioned without missing a beat, from defending a woman who systematically murder her three children, to launching a relentless, vicious smear campaign against seven young men who, while they were students at Cornell University, did not murder any children or anyone else for that matter. In fact, these seven young men have never been charged with any crime whatsoever. But in the eyes of the mob, these young men, unlike Lindsey Clancy, deserve to have their lives destroyed based on very dubious and unproven accusations that we'll get into in a moment. Now, once again, the Clancy horde wants to help a woman avoid all accountability for her actions. That's kind of the headline here. But before we run through the facts of the Cornell case and the psychology of women who are rushing into the next Duke Lacrosse UVA style hoax with reckless abandon, I want to begin with a story that you may not be familiar with, you may not remember or maybe never heard about. It involves a former Columbia University student named Emma Sulkovic. So in 2012, she claimed that she was sexually assaulted by another student who was publicly named. The allegation triggered a wave of outrage on campus with students protesting the supposedly misogynistic culture in American universities.

This is when we really started hearing terms like rape culture became in vogue around this time. But after investigating the claim for seven months, Columbia found no wrongdoing. Part of the problem was that long after the alleged assault occurred, Emma texted the man who supposedly had assaulted her writing, quote, I love you, Paul, where are you?

So this was not a compelling allegation, and the school appropriately dismissed it. You'll find this is a common theme, by the way, with many of these kinds of rape accusations. The supposed victim carries on a friendly and even sometimes romantic relationship with the man who supposedly abused her. We're not supposed to view that as evidence that the claim is false, but no one can really ever explain why we shouldn't view it as evidence that the claim is false. Clearly, it is evidence in that direction. In the case of Emma Salkowitz, student activists wouldn't let the claim go. The accuser began carrying a mattress everywhere she went during the academic year as a kind of protest, and her supporters often joined her.

Really, this was obviously just an elaborate ploy to get attention, and it worked. They said they wouldn't stop until the alleged attacker was expelled from campus. Columbia even gave Emma school credit for doing this by characterizing her behavior as performance art.

This was coordinated harassment that was endorsed by Columbia University, and eventually the man that she was accusing, Paul, sued the university over it. The case later settled. So to reiterate, at no point was there any evidence that Paul was guilty of this alleged crime or any other crime. In fact, there was clear evidence that Paul was innocent, but the mob didn't care. Their goal, which is the goal of Feminists Everywhere, is to reject the idea that women can be accountable for anything they do. If a woman makes a mistake and does something she regrets, these people believe that she should be able to destroy a man's life to save face. They believe essentially that a woman has a grace period of several years or several decades to decide whether any given sexual encounter was actually rape.