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They've actually written about their side of the story. See https://www.commonsense.news/p/will-i-ever-see-the-36-million-oberlin https://www.commonsense.news/p
by jfim 4y ago
They've actually written about their side of the story. See https://www.commonsense.news/p/will-i-ever-see-the-36-million-oberlin https://www.commonsense.news/p/will-i-ever-see-the-36-millio...
The owner passed away because of pancreatic cancer after the first trial.
- purple_ferret 4y ago>Allyn was beaten up pretty badly, and the three students were arrested. Seems like a farce. The students were never charged with or convicted of assault or anything close to it. Not defending Oberlin, but Bari Weiss is shameful for letting that line stay in.
- tarakat 4y agoShe should remove testimony of what happened by the alleged victim's mother, because the accusation did not result in a conviction? It is also immediately followed by > David was afraid the incident would blow up, since the students claimed to the police that my son had assaulted them—not the other way around. giving the reader testimony of all parties involved. But by your logic, the media could report only on court decisions.
- emmelaich 4y agoRead the wikipedia page. Also, from Salon > Gibson Jr. then took out his phone to take a picture of Aladin, who slapped the phone from his hand and caused the device to strike Gibson Jr.'s face > Before their sentencing, each student read a statement acknowledging that Gibson's was justified in trying to restrain Aladin
- semiquaver 4y agoAll three students were charged and pled guilty.
- MichaelCollins 4y ago> "Instead, the school proposed a deal where, in the future, if a student were caught shoplifting, we’d call the dean instead of the police." How on earth could the school think it reasonable to even suggest that? This place sounds more like a thief guild than a college.
- pyuser583 4y agoThis sounds like something out of the Middle Ages.