But the Cornell case, okay? So...
Let's just look at the sequence of events that happened here, okay? You have, number one, you have this story come out that is like nightmare fuel, you know? Oh, there's seven guys, girl upstairs in a K-hole unconscious with a record of people texting each other, a free wussy upstairs, guys.
We're gang-graping our little frat boy hearts out, man.
It's on.
Let's do this.
Let's just take everything from her.
Let's break her little soul.
Let's just take it forever.
Come on, guys.
This is what we're doing.
anyone who has a soul was reading that story.
Like what the, what is this dude? Let's hang these guys from a bridge.
You know what I mean? As per usual.
Right now, I will be honest.
I was, I covered things the way that I covered them intentionally because you know, my main kind of takeaway in life is like, you don't really know what happened.
Like, you don't really know, dude.
You might think you know, but you definitely don't, unless you were there.
And so I kind of go, if this is what it says, you know, if this is what it sounds like, very, very bad, K-hole, this is what was going on, this is what I would do, yada, yada.
Big, big, big part of that sentence being if.
And then... like clockwork once everybody's gotten all worked up the news cycle has done what it does it gets to all of the people who are never going to even look at the case ever again because they got the answer that they wanted which was girl victimized white dude's grape they were passing around They were calling her a little jizz rag and they threw her in the trash, in the dumpster, ruined her life forever.
This cannot stand.
We are going to out these guys and we're going to ruin their fucking lives.
It's like, hey, guys, did you guys see the new details of the case? They're like, huh? Like, see the new details? Like, I don't know.
Do you see the documented statement that she made? You see the text messages that have now come out that she sent? They're like, I don't know what you're talking about.
It's like, I know you don't.
But the Cornell case, okay? So...
Let's just look at the sequence of events that happened here, okay? You have, number one, you have this story come out that is like nightmare fuel, you know? Oh, there's seven guys, girl upstairs in a K-hole unconscious with a record of people texting each other, a free wussy upstairs, guys.
We're gang-graping our little frat boy hearts out, man.
It's on.
Let's do this.
Let's just take everything from her.
Let's break her little soul.
Let's just take it forever.
Come on, guys.
This is what we're doing.
anyone who has a soul was reading that story.
Like what the, what is this dude? Let's hang these guys from a bridge.
You know what I mean? As per usual.
Right now, I will be honest.
I was, I covered things the way that I covered them intentionally because you know, my main kind of takeaway in life is like, you don't really know what happened.
Like, you don't really know, dude.
You might think you know, but you definitely don't, unless you were there.
And so I kind of go, if this is what it says, you know, if this is what it sounds like, very, very bad, K-hole, this is what was going on, this is what I would do, yada, yada.
Big, big, big part of that sentence being if.
And then... like clockwork once everybody's gotten all worked up the news cycle has done what it does it gets to all of the people who are never going to even look at the case ever again because they got the answer that they wanted which was girl victimized white dude's grape they were passing around They were calling her a little jizz rag and they threw her in the trash, in the dumpster, ruined her life forever.
This cannot stand.
We are going to out these guys and we're going to ruin their fucking lives.
It's like, hey, guys, did you guys see the new details of the case? They're like, huh? Like, see the new details? Like, I don't know.
Do you see the documented statement that she made? You see the text messages that have now come out that she sent? They're like, I don't know what you're talking about.
It's like, I know you don't.
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