Walking, talking false rape allegation.
Due process works both ways.
Falsely accusing someone of rape before anything is known is exactly the same thing as dismissing an accusation outright because the chick is a young feminist and you just don't like her face.
You are not critical enough to carry the point you are trying to make in a way that cannot be argued. In other words your instant false accusations theory has as many holes in it than this girl's accusations about the liberal MP.
You twitch react to these things like young girls twitch react to anything they can call rape culture.
You are effectively on their level, except you're playing for the other team.
Two things are at play here :
1. Someone forcefully entered the dorm rooms at ULAVAL and allegedly did fucked up shit to some, and tried to do fucked up shit to others. Is this as serious as they make it seem? We will see, but it really happened, and it's fucked up. If you're gonna argue this, you're a damn moron.
2. In the wake of what happened, someone else came forward and accused a liberal MP or sexual assault. This is totally unrelated to the dorm room incident. We are still waiting to know who it was, and exactly what he did, so we can figure out if it was actual physical assault, verbal harassment, or nothing at all. These two different charges (harassment/assault) cross over regularly on social media, so it's tempting to doubt the assault, and I do doubt it, but even if the guy never touched her, he is still a dumbshit for not getting the memo that no means no and that becomes sexual harassment, which is still punishable even though that would make the chick who brought it up a reactionary little cunt for trying to transform insistent and unwanted flirting into full blown assault.
Now thanks to social media, looking at a chick the wrong way is considered rape these days, so the only way to be absolutely certain of what happened and have a clear view through the mediatic and twitter/facebook fog of shit is to sit on our asses and let the facts come out.
So you're emotionally jumping to conclusions, just like a woman.