But it’s not about restrictions, since Japan has public bath houses like the Romans did.

A society, in order to cater to some things, must restrict other things.

The Left, in order to cultivate Obedience to Evil, must restrict freedom and independence. It is a lie, really, that you will be free under evil. It is definitely a mirage, a deception, an illusion even.

That sums it up. It was predictable that the “hook up” culture would result in recriminations. But, feminism is all about being “free”. The result is what we have come to on the college campuses. This is going to make the “townies” much more attractive guys on campus.

We already here beaucoup complaints that men won’t commit and are dropping out. But, really, that is a result of what we have wrought. Few rational men want to subject themselves to these dunking chambers.

Remember what happened at Duke? The lacrosse team members sued the university for millions and won in court.

OR she requires a certain degree of protection (first and foremost from her own imprudence), but then she must also be willing to accept the flip side of such an arrangement: being under somebody’s protection means also being under their authority, to an analogous extent.

Many young ladies seem to cry out for some variant of the second type of arrangement, while the current mores are pushing the first one at all costs. I bet that many young men, too, would be more comfortable with sex-segregated dorms and more firm boundaries when socializing in mixed company. There is nothing wrong with offering an option of “going back” a bit to those interested. I for one would gladly sign up for an all-female dorm with a reasonable curfew rather than for a mixed dorm where any sort of indiscretions are allowed and where I risk ending up emotionally scarred for life as a result of a few hours of poor judgment. Why, if I would WILLINGLY adhere to additional rules and checks, in exchange for what I regard as a healthier atmosphere to live and study?

But the Left does.

Women are still calling the tune. However, too often, the tune they’re calling with one part of their brain is not the tune they want with another part of their brain. The dissonance is a consequence.