Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "Cheerleading Coach Had Sex with High School Wrestlers" video.

  1. It's due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  2.  @NinoLittle  Not necessarily. Such offenders seem to get widely varying sentences, unless I'm missing something.
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  3.  @eneobande7433  Moral values? Did you pay attention to the video? The victims were minors, and you're blaming them?
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  4. *silence *their
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  5. If anything, the world is a better place. It's due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  6. It's due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting. That's a positive development.
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  7.  @GreenMtWalker  All workers should have the right to organize. Well, not including cops and corrections officers.
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  8.  @DaRa-86  If anything, the situation has improved. The attorney talks about how this sort of thing was not taken seriously for a long time. In fact, it wasn't even illegal (woman-boy) until recently.
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  9. These are, and there are of course more, but it's a tiny amount of the teachers in this country.
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  10. What's with the self-censorship?
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  11. There's nothing funny about this. It's terribly harmful, as made clear in the video. Also: "a lot of," "to," "their," etc.
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  12.  @TOPHITTA463  Thankfully, we're hearing about them now. It's nothing new.
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  13. True, but at least it's taken more seriously now. Also: "saw," not "seen."
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  14. Boy makeup?
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  15.  @4wheeldrivegunner  For the longest time this sort of thing wasn't really investigated, just swept under the rug if it was noticed at all.
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  16.  @pattibramley3911  And it always has.
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  17. That's irrelevant.
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  18. Her appearance makes no difference. She and her husband groomed the boys!
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  19. Gym Jordan!
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  20. Her appearance makes no difference.
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  21. This sort of thing is not taken seriously enough, although awareness of the harm done has thankfully increased.
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  22. Desperate? They were groomed! Also, yes, she definitely got busted, although many people are advocating for longer sentences.
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  23. Elsewhere. Watch the video. They make it clear how damaging this is. Also: *they're.
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  24. Not so. It's due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  25. Listen to the first attorney. People are taking this more seriously. That leads to more prosecutions, and more reporting.
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  26.  @MoneyMan28  There are fewer male teachers, but they (and coaches!) get busted as well.
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  27.  @jesseerickson662  It gets clicks.
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  28.  @ElusiveEyes  There is it again. You saw a news story, and you got the wrong impression. It has always gone on, but it's only now being taken seriously. Cal593 is correct. Do the math. Also: *you're.
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  29.  @israel3538  No, you're seeing an uptick in reporting. It gets clicks, and the algorithm feeds it. That, and it's taken more seriously these days.
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  30. You didn't pay attention to the video. Watch it again.
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  31. Even if he was over the age of consent, there's the student-teacher professional relationship to consider.
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  32. Her appearance makes no difference. Don't shame the victims.
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  33. True, but it's nothing new. Increased visibility. It's due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  34. *Principal
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  35. That's what grooming does. The video makes it clear how harmful this is. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  36.  @TwoFeatherChannel  They were groomed as minors.
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  37. The greater visibility is due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  38.  @CBaller2020  This is off the subject, but being in trouble with the law is not always the fault of the person in trouble; you don't necessarily know about pregnancy scares, and while the latter two are often respectful acts, they can also be "a bit much" depending on whom you're dealing with.
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  39.  @CBaller2020  It's highly unlikely for any teacher, but there's also the concern about breaching professional boundaries.
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  40.  @jordanweaver9759  *you're
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  41. More visibility. It's due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  42. Indeed, this is just the working-class version.
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  43. Silly.
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  44. Polygraphs are completely unreliable.
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  45. Maxwell & Epstein, also, just the working-class version.
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  46. Gym Jordan.
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  47. It's due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  48. Yes, as a matter of fact, they were either not happy about it at the time, or they realized later how wrong it was. That depends on the victim.
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  49.  @shawnfoogle920  They were children. Pay attention.
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  50.  @semyaza555  It's not funny.
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  51.  @Benjy86  Her appearance makes no difference.
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  52.  @brettperry6655  Watch the video again, and pay attention when they talk about how psychologically harmful this is.
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  53.  @milfinu  This very video explains how damaging this behavior is.
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  54.  @milfinu  *you're
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  55. What does that mean?
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  56. Elsewhere. Pay attention to the video; they discuss how harmful this is.
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  57. Increased visibility. It's due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  58. There's nothing funny about this.
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  59. They mention in the video that victims often take a long time to come forward.
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  60.  @pkdustin7559  Listen to the first attorney again. This is very harmful.
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  61.  @cyclone67th  Did you not pay attention to the attorney? This is terrible for boys. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  62. It's due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  63.  @nicksworld8940  It's due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  64.  @TTvchannel11  One is too many, but there's no reason to think there's an increase overall.
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  65.  @jesseerickson662  Lots of clicks lead to lots of reporting.
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  66. Elsewhere. They explain in this video how harmful the behavior is. Listen to the lawyer.
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  67. Increased visibility. It's due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  68. Increased visibility. It's due to these videos getting clicks and the algorithms respond. Also, this behavior is taken more seriously these days, leading to more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  69.  @ThouSwell-zx3fd  It's always been a thing. Be glad that it didn't happen to you. These days, more people understand how psychologically damaging it is (as described in this very video), and thus there's more prosecution and more publicity.
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  70. Watch the video, and pay attention. They make it clear that this is very harmful.
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