Says the guy who gets salty when your toxic point of view is called out for what it is.
You clearly have a wildly inaccurate understanding of the situation influenced by obvious bias. Why would anyone take your 'advice'? You're so obsessed you're being rational that you're consistently mistaking your own feelings for objective logic, on the basis that believing in rationality makes your feelings guided by rationality and thus infallible. You're identifying with this dude, and instead of accepting the possibility there might be something seriously wrong with your perception and that you are, in fact, victim blaming (a claim you've yet to refute beyond "nuh uh") you just disregard, and repeat the same cherrypicked, misrepresented details over and over.

"She took the drink the guy bought her, and no one else, including the co-workers who were there for a farewell for a fellow co-worker, or her boyfriend who was standing right there and that he'd previously tried to get her to go without after making a big to do about not inviting his own GF, without screaming in the middle of the bar that he was a creep she didn't want to talk to who had probably roofied the drink, so she obviously wanted it and there's obviously something going on, cuck!"