Professor Says Fake Rape Story “Rings True” and Calls For “Men Control”

By: Laura Meyers

Its fun to attack psychotic social justice warriors’ fallacies. But even when such claims are debunked right in front of them, they still claim that the fake injustices are real problems. They just make it too easy sometimes.

Last year, Rolling Stones‘ journalistic integrity took a hit when the magazine ran the rape story as truth and permanently damaged a fraternity’s and students’ reputations when it was later learned that the allegations were false.

An independent review of the coverage was printed in Rolling Stones’ April 2015 edition, and despite the admission of untruth, Ashwini Tambe, a women’s studies professor from the University of Maryland this the fake rape story “rings so true.”

Worth asking: why DID ‘Jackie”s story about #frathouserape ring so true to #RollingStone editors? Maybe bc #campusrapeculture is a thing

— Ashwini Tambe (@ashwinitambe) April 6, 2015

And the professor has had other questionable Tweets during her time as a revolutionary social media activist.

Remember that time she said we needed “men control?”

And remember that time she compared Charlie Hebdo, the victim in the Je Suis Charlie bombing, to Rush Limbaugh? And when she said she’d feel “uneasy” about people supporting Rush, as they did with Charlie?

Personally I’d feel more “uneasy” about the whole bombing part, but what do I know, you know?

Oh yeah, and she wants women’s studies taught in high schools, because #rape.

What a cool gal. Arguing injustice even when your claims are proven false shows true dedication to the cause. Way to go, professor.