In a world awash with celestial energies and unwarranted privilege, we find ourselves grappling with scandals that remind us of Saturn’s stern justice and Pluto’s transformative power. The message weaves through star charts and headlines alike—how do we mete out accountability when the perpetrators are clad in the robes of prestige? This pertains particularly to a disturbing narrative surrounding a group of seemingly ‘promising’ young men from Cornell, whose actions illuminate a glaring absence of morality. As the moon waxes, shifting the tides of public sentiment, we are urged to reflect on the implications of shielding the privileged—a reminder that some transgressions are far from accidental, leading to devastating consequences for those victimized. Are we, as a society, ready to confront this uncomfortable truth? Buckle up, because the raw intensity of this discussion is not only overdue, it’s necessary. For the full story, LEARN MORE.
He continued, “The ‘promising’ young and ‘bright’ Cornell boys lost the right to a future when they stole a future from a helpless young woman. That’s not a ‘mistake’ that these ‘aw shucks gee whiz rapist fellas’ learn from. That’s a violent and sick criminal act that doesn’t take a fucking Cornell degree to understand is evil. At this point, it doesn’t seem to matter if a woman accuses a President, a Supreme Court justice, a private university student, or an athlete. There is NO SUCH THING as white collar rape. This isn’t an Oopsie Daisy. It’s the destruction of a life. And we are sending a profoundly disturbing message with our inability to hold anyone accountable that this is OK. Fuck that. Enough.”
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