"Rubin’s arrest wasn’t quite as heroic as it is in the movie, either. Sorkin has him preventing an attempted rape by saving a protester from conservative fraternity brothers angry that she is waving an American flag. While Rubin attempts to escort the survivor out of the park, a police officer puts a gun to his head and arrests him. That doesn’t seem to have happened: According to Pierson’s testimony, there was a fight over a flag, but it was caused by protesters replacing an American flag with a Communist flag, and we could find no record of any attempted rape."
"Trial of the Chicago 7 accuracy: fact vs. fiction"
https://slate.com/culture/2020/10/trial-chicago-seven-aaron-sorkin-accuracy-netflix.html
Why did he feel the need to put that in. I'm just curious and actually also kind of resentful but anyways I am also curious, like, what's the point.
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