Drinking is risky behavior. Risky behavior has consequences. Bad treatment when one is inebriated should be expected, it's how a person learns wider social skills than out chugging your peers. This story is about victim iconizing. The less we do sketchy shit, the fewer times we are victimized. Everyone has victimhood stories. First person, not second hand. Stop doing things that require others to guard you against harm. Grow up and party at home or in safe ways.

So you opt for victim blaming instead? I agree that we can choose to act in ways that make it more or less likely for bad things to happen. I try to make the choices that make bad things less likely because there are plenty of experiences I just don't need to have. However, my good or bad choices do not exonerate you from the consequences of your bad choices. In other words, drinking myself under the table (or not noticing what you put in my drink?) doesn't give you license to do whatever you want to me. You are still responsible for the choices you make. If those choices involve hurting someone, your victim's conduct is irrelevant.

I thought this was one of the best guest stints I've heard on your show.

First part of the program is probably the best wrap-up of how the media has been able to lie to us all these years. I wish everybody could hear that.