Post: #1

In this clip Bill Maher interviews the women who are the subjects of the documentary The Hunting Ground which focuses on the statistic that as many as 20% of women in colleges in the United States are sexually assaulted.

However, Annie Clark (the blonde) all but admits that the statistic is bullshit at the 1:00 mark.

Quote:Bill Maher: “What percentage of women do the studies show have been raped on campus?

Annie Clark: “The best statistics we have from the Department of Justice are between 1 in 4 and 1 in 5 women are sexually assaulted on campus. And that number is very high and it has been disputed. However, if we were to even say that statistic is wrong and it was 1 in 20 or 1 in 100—imagine if 1 in 100 students were shot or 1 in 100 had their Apple laptop stolen what would we be saying about that?”

I swear to god that last bit is a direct quote. These women are part of a documentary about the prolific rape on campus and yet tacitly admit that it is false. Further proof that the actual numbers and evidence doesn't matter to these people, what matters is the narrative.

Post: #2

Better bring a harpoon if you want to catch those two whales on 'the hunting ground'

Post: #3

These women are lawyers, yet are self admitting that their 1 in 5 stats is probably inflated? Warren Farrell in his book The Myth Of Male Power clearly stated why you shouldn't rely on that statistic at all since the definition of Rape for that stat was including some verbal suff and self administered serveys.

Don't remember the exacts quote of his books on that , but "real rape" ie taking pussy by force was extremely minimal and a statistic from the US goverment as well. The rape card is the SJW'S most powerful weapon, so they'll never stop pulling it, which will hurn real rape victims like the pornstar Cythera. These upper class women sure don't care about the Cythera's out there! Pure Elitism on display in this clip

Post: #4

1. "Its not just a mistake. . . you have these pedophiles. . . rape is definitely a premeditated crime."

What is the point of the idea of "teach men not to rape"? If her statement above is true, then rapists are pedophiles and how does she expect to teach pedophiles that want to rape not to? What is the point of teaching men about "enthusiastic yes means yes consent" because rape is a premeditated crime according to these women.

Being a lawyer, she should know the difference between mens rea (required mental state of a person committing a crime) and premeditation. Disingenuous or stupid (for her profession) take your pick.

PS I shouldn't need to state the obvious that pedophiles like pre-pubescent children, not 20 year old college girls.

2. "Its not even an issue of the numbers, its about the issue itself."

All cars should have a max fixed speed of 35 MPH because Its not even an issue of the numbers, its about the issue itself.

We need Zombie bunkers because. . . Its not even an issue of the numbers, its about the issue itself.

Post: #5

I like Bill Maher, but man I wish he'd take a more skeptical approach to this topic. Some things he's good on, others he's drunk the kool-aid.

Post: #6

He didn't press them on anything.

Post: #7

You'd think a dude who prides himself as politically incorrect would call them out on at least one of their points.

Post: #8

This is sad. I couldn't even finish the video. I liked Maher a lot. He is a liberal hippie sure, but he used to stand firm against false accusations and due process in the past. He has also shown light support for Rand Paul.

He sold out for 2016, no two ways about it. I liked Real Time. I'm unsubscribing.

Old Bill Maher:

Post: #9

Quote:Bill Maher: “What percentage of women do the studies show have been raped on campus?

Annie Clark: “The best statistics we have from the Department of Justice are between 1 in 4 and 1 in 5 women are sexually assaulted on campus. And that number is very high and it has been disputed. However, if we were to even say that statistic is wrong and it was 1 in 20 or 1 in 100—imagine if 1 in 100 students were shot or 1 in 100 had their Apple laptop stolen what would we be saying about that?”

Actually at plenty of college campuses, bike theft is rampant, to the point where it happens to every student-cyclist once on average in their college tenure. You don't see 'Biking Back The Night' rallies.

On one hand, I'd agree that violent crimes must be taken seriously every time they happen. But blatant disregard for realistic estimates just erodes their credibility. And when the prevalence of crime is inflated and discussed in feverish tones, the rights of the accused, falsely or not, will vanish.

Honestly, those saggy arms are more evocative of walruses than whales:



Whales are rather noble looking creatures



WB blonde if she lost 10+ BF%.

Post: #10

(03-21-2015 03:51 PM)Lucky Wrote:  I swear to god that last bit is a direct quote. These women are part of a documentary about the prolific rape on campus and yet tacitly admit that it is false. Further proof that the actual numbers and evidence doesn't matter to these people, what matters is the narrative.

They make the argument that it doesn't matter how many girls are raped or sexually assaulted, it is a horrible thing.

This argument makes sense until we realize that there is actually less sexual assault and rape occurring on campuses than in the general population.

But if you admit to that, it's harder to make a documentary about the extreme rape conditions on campuses.

Bill Maher is a total loser, agreeing and affirming everything they say.

Post: #11

This video shows that Bill Maher backtracks on his previous feminism quotes.

He is a piece of shit of selling out, but that was to be expected.

I cannot even begin to address that issue - the real rape numbers are 1 in 2300 and the FUCKING REALITY is that most of those rapes are not even happening at college but at hook-ups out of campus by the "bad-boys" - in my estimate the real number of real campus rape could be 1:5000 or 1:10000. And really - all colleges should have a federal lawsuit with regards of rape on their hands or otherwise they are not doing their job? This sounds awfully like rape quotas:

   

Maher is a SJW Borg and complete sellout - he may have different opinions in private, but he is the obedient comrade praising the virtues of communism despite knowing that it is all bullshit just like in the old Warsaw Block countries.

The media is pushing crap like that constantly - they showed a so-called Rape Walker in the TV series Shameless:



That burly guy is called upon by drunk girls to be walked home after a party or some binge drinking, so that no other college student rapes them on the way home - usually home literally from one room to the next one in the same building! This is so utterly ridiculous that I cannot even begin to vomit enough.




Again - fuck you Bill Maher!

Also I checked - this is not the first time he pissed off some people also criticizing US soldiers:

Quote:Just when I thought comedian Bill Maher might be arriving at some semblance of sanity – at least when it comes to the true nature of Islam – he publicly described U.S. Navy SEAL sniper, Chris Kyle, as a “psychopath patriot.”

http://www.ambrosekane.com/2015/01/25/bi...h-patriot/

As if the GIs had picked their strategic military targets themselves. If some wars and actions are unjust, then blame the elite and not the ones doing their job. Last time I checked Chris Kyle was not found guilty of running through the streets decapitating 10 year old girls.

No - fuck you comrade Maher.

Post: #12

We've said this before:

They're only concerned with privileged women.

Socially disadvantaged sexual assault victims(male and female) are ignored.



Weak interview.

Post: #13

I fucking hate Bill Maher, liberal smarmy cunt.

But I still watch real time.

Post: #14

(03-21-2015 07:23 PM)Basil Ransom Wrote:  Whales are rather noble looking creatures

To be fair, the term "whale" still corresponds to stretch marks...

Post: #15

I threw up in the first 45 seconds after I heard hunting grounds and impunity.

Post: #16

(03-22-2015 08:41 AM)SheriffBart Wrote:  I threw up in the first 45 seconds after I heard hunting grounds and impunity.

I am pleased that it made barely 95.000$ out of 8 cinemas with many days grossing a solid 2.000$ per day. Then I guess the feminists ran out of viewers and began to make 400$ in 8 cinemas - so effectively it sold 50$ worth of tickets per day per cinema after only 2 weeks. I don't think that this covered even energy costs of the cinemas.

You got that right comrade Maher - more people definitely need to see this - men truly need to pay to be insulted and lied to for hours.

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?pag...ground.htm

Also IMDB did not leave them with positive reviews:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4185572/reviews?ref_=tt_urv

Quote:They had an opportunity to address an important issue. However, it unfortunately devotes a great deal of time to Erika Kinsman who was proved to have lied on several occasions. They show her in an FSU cheer-leading costume as a young girl and then shows her crying. Why didn't you address the fact that both Erika and her lawyer lied to police, plus changed their story several times. Also, her story conflicts with the testimony of her own friends that were witnesses. Jameis Winston was found innocent in three different investigations and yet they still include him in this movie, just to sell tickets. Because you did that your movie has no credibility now. Please do not watch this trash.

So they included rape hoaxes - did they have time to mention the Duke Lacross and UVA Jackie crap?

Quote:The 'rape culture' is a marketing tool using made-up data to get more government subsidies for special interest groups' administrative salaries.

It's disgusting how feminist use victimization for profit!

The "1in 4 college girl are raped" lie was created by Mary Koss. The 1 1n 4 lie amounts to multimillion rapes, FBI stats are ignored while political panderers donate billions of dollars yearly to feminist groups because its well marketed.

Laws based on false stats or loud rhetoric should be made illegal!

There were more than 26,000 false rape claims last year, and California's "yes means yes" law legalizes false claims of rape.

Post: #17

(03-22-2015 09:04 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  I am pleased that it made barely 95.000$ out of 8 cinemas with many days grossing a solid 2.000$ per day. Then I guess the feminists ran out of viewers and began to make 400$ in 8 cinemas - so effectively it sold 50$ worth of tickets per day per cinema after only 2 weeks. I don't think that this covered even energy costs of the cinemas.

You got that right comrade Maher - more people definitely need to see this - men truly need to pay to be insulted and lied to for hours.

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?pag...ground.htm

Also IMDB did not leave them with positive reviews:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4185572/reviews?ref_=tt_urv



So they included rape hoaxes - did they have time to mention the Duke Lacross and UVA Jackie crap?

Despite all the efforts of the feminist-complex to control the narrative, the truth seeps out here and there.

There is hope.

Post: #18

Their arms are so huge. Like both of theirs. I couldn't listen to this without staring at those cannons. They've got some real girth to them, like Arnold back in his heydey.

Post: #19

I went to go see "What We Do In the Shadows" yesterday and a trailer to Hunting Grounds was one of the previews. I seriously couldn't believe it. My favorite part of the trailer was when some girl said "we are being told not to wear short skirts". That one line in itself just speaks to how delusional the film will be. I hate the mentality of the slut walks. They want to live in a would where one's clothing choice does not provoke a physical reaction from men.

Anyway... they are using feminists vague terms of sexual assault to be victims in a biopic. The trailer started with a story about two girls that were "sexually assaulted" their first week on campus and how Harvard was trying to cover it up so they could retain more tuition dollars. If that doesn't stink like horse shit then I don't know what does. If your view of sexual assault is so loose that a hyper liberal university doesn't agree with it then you most definitely weren't sexually assaulted. However, these girls probably think that anytime they have drunk sex that they were raped...

Post: #20

(03-21-2015 03:51 PM)Lucky Wrote:  In this clip Bill Maher interviews the women who are the subjects of the documentary The Hunting Ground which focuses on the statistic that as many as 20% of women in colleges in the United States are sexually assaulted.

However, Annie Clark (the blonde) all but admits that the statistic is bullshit at the 1:00 mark.

Annie Clark: “The best statistics we have from the Department of Justice are between 1 in 4 and 1 in 5 women are sexually assaulted on campus. And that number is very high and it has been disputed. However, if we were to even say that statistic is wrong and it was 1 in 20 or 1 in 100—imagine if 1 in 100 students were shot or 1 in 100 had their Apple laptop stolen what would we be saying about that?”

I'm not sure about Apples, but the stats regarding stolen laptops are pretty grim. I've read that about one of ten laptops are stolen. Based on my experience, I believe it.

Post: #21

(03-22-2015 09:04 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  I am pleased that it made barely 95.000$ out of 8 cinemas with many days grossing a solid 2.000$ per day. Then I guess the feminists ran out of viewers and began to make 400$ in 8 cinemas - so effectively it sold 50$ worth of tickets per day per cinema after only 2 weeks. I don't think that this covered even energy costs of the cinemas.

That doesn't say anything about viewers. It says a lot about theaters. Most theaters have chosen FOR NOW not to show it.

What's next? Are you going to tell us everyone buys Coke at the movie theater because they love Coke? People buy Coke because it's what's available. If you go buy viewers per theater, the numbers aren't that bad.

Post: #22

(03-29-2015 12:06 PM)puckerman Wrote:  

(03-22-2015 09:04 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  I am pleased that it made barely 95.000$ out of 8 cinemas with many days grossing a solid 2.000$ per day. Then I guess the feminists ran out of viewers and began to make 400$ in 8 cinemas - so effectively it sold 50$ worth of tickets per day per cinema after only 2 weeks. I don't think that this covered even energy costs of the cinemas.

That doesn't say anything about viewers. It says a lot about theaters. Most theaters have chosen FOR NOW not to show it.

What's next? Are you going to tell us everyone buys Coke at the movie theater because they love Coke? People buy Coke because it's what's available. If you go buy viewers per theater, the numbers aren't that bad.

This is backwards. Theaters show movies they think will fill seats. Most theaters don't think this will sell.

Post: #23

(03-22-2015 08:44 PM)ManVsMachine Wrote:  Their arms are so huge. Like both of theirs. I couldn't listen to this without staring at those cannons. They've got some real girth to them, like Arnold back in his heydey.

They should put gauges in the blubber in their triceps and start a trend of connection points for tie-downs during their soon-to-be fulfilled rape fantasies.

Post: #24

(03-22-2015 06:22 AM)Lizard King Wrote:  We've said this before:

They're only concerned with privileged women.

Socially disadvantaged sexual assault victims(male and female) are ignored.



Weak interview.

The very fact that they're focusing so much on colleges shows this to begin with, since only people of a certain station in society can really go there.

In other words, first world middle class or wealthy princesses who never really have to worry about anything. They get the media attention because the desire to white knight for these princesses is so profound.

It's made more obvious by the fact that all crimes of any kind happen much less to college students than the general population.

There could be a rape problem somewhere (perhaps India), but it isn't happening here and these first world princesses aren't the victims. By focusing on this you misallocate resources and create new problems to solve ones that never existed to start with. "Yes Means Yes" is this dynamic in action.

Post: #25

'There are lies, damn lies and statistics.' - Mark Twain.