Thursday Mar 30, 2017
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2:07 PM EST
Remember how Georgia state Rep. Earl Ehrhart adopted a crusade to make it even harder to hold campus rapists accountable? And then he tried to push a bill for a vote on the last day of Georgia’s session after it was already defeated earlier?
Well, I’m sure it’ll shock you to learn he and his pro-rape cronies spent time—as literal representatives of the government on taxpayer dime—to mock, demean, and ridicule a campus rape survivor.
Survivor and law student Grace Starling wrote about these heinous acts at myAJC:
Remember how Georgia state Rep. Earl Ehrhart adopted a crusade to make it even harder to hold campus rapists accountable? And then he tried to push a bill for a vote on the last day of Georgia’s session after it was already defeated earlier?
Well, I’m sure it’ll shock you to learn he and his pro-rape cronies spent time—as literal representatives of the government on taxpayer dime—to mock, demean, and ridicule a campus rape survivor.
Survivor and law student Grace Starling wrote about these heinous acts at myAJC:
“Spoiled child who doesn’t know how to behave”
“Snowflake who needs a safe space”
“Could you grow up?”
“Trigger somewhere else”
“Utilizing a victim’s status”
Based on these comments said about me or to
me, you might assume I was on a playground and not in the Georgia
Capitol. You’d be wrong. According to state Rep. Earl Ehrhart, R-Powder
Springs, and supporters of his ill-conceived campus rape bill, I am a
spoiled child who doesn’t know how to behav.........