YES, MAN! This is true! Which goes to what I have been saying about reputable media not identifying rape suspects. You said that Cytherea wasn't speaking to the media because it was an ongoing case and she was a witness, and that's why feminists should be publicizing this case. Now you are saying that it's possible that she's afraid of retaliation and reliving the pain of the event and THAT is why feminists should be publicizing this case. If she's afraid of retaliation and reliving the event, WHY WOULD ANY DECENT PERSON PUBLICIZE THIS CASE AGAINST HER WILL? How would that be helping her? It can't be both reasons.
The video says that there is a link in the description box, but the link takes you to a link of the Mercedes Carrera video. Obviously there's some video out there, but this just goes to show how hard it is to find any info from Cytherea herself about this case. If she wanted her side out there, she could have easily posted a vid up on her youtube channel. If she doesn't want her story out there, no reputable media and no decent person (feminist or otherwise) would make it political boilerplate without her consent.
That's exactly how any media outlet works, covering stories that have multiple angles and evolving issues. Do you remember any of the details of the alleged UVA rape case? The author of the story alleged that the school mishandled the investigation and none of the supsects were arrested after more than 3 years. In the Cytherea case, suspects were apprehended in a matter of weeks with some solid evidence. They are different types of stories. The whole purpose of the UVA Rolling Stone story (even though it turned out to be false) was that the alleged victim wasn't getting justice. How is that the case if suspects are arrested and likely going to be convicted?
I never said that she wasn't. I said that "maybe she can't." I also said it was common for those who victims of violent crimes not to speak out on them, due to being a state's witness or for fear of retaliation. Also, There are certain things about cases that you don't want to get out into public, so that the defense can use.
Whatever her reasons for not going indepth, I have never flip flopped. Many of these feminist blogs will go crazy about rapes, male patriarchy, etc. Yet when it comes to this case, nothing...as was said, they seemingly condone it by their omission.
And so are you in a backdoor way trying to deny that this happened to her? Because that is what it seems like. Like someone saying "The top 10 Pro IFBB bodybuilders use Drugs", and another person saying, "Do you know that the top 10 Pro bodybuilders use drugs? Have you asked them? Do you know them personally?"
So, with the line of questioning and your line of thought, it seems that you are skeptical that this happened to Cytherea, unless she comes out and says, 3 men raped me" and then started to talk about it in detail.
You have a snippet of an interview, you have other female pornstars talking about it. And raising awareness of it. And you say that you can't find anything on it?
Huh, can't find anything on it?
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Again, as you said that is the way the media is suppose to work. But, many times in this piss poor quality of reporting that is the mainstay of today's media, it doesn't happen like that. Media outlets want to the be first with the news, and that usually means not waiting for the correct info.
Also, maybe you need to take a look at many of the feminist blogs, like Jezebel. They recently had an article on about a recent rape, they go hard on it.
http://jezebel.com/why-would-police-arrest-a-19-year-old-girl-for-reportin-1733296948