Did you read the stats in the original post?<p>&quot;Surveys with high response rates also imply that sexual assault is a serious problem. The Michigan study found that 12 percent of undergraduate women had experienced non-consensual penetration within the past year; the Stanford survey found that 12 percent had experienced attempted or completed non-consensual penetration since arriving at Stanford; the Department of Justice found that 3 percent had experienced rape or attempted rape within the last 7 months.&quot;<p>Is your claim that those numbers are not high, or that those numbers are somehow unreliable even though the surveys have high response rates?