Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "24-year-old Teacher Allegedly Slept with Student, Provided Alcohol to Other Teens" video.

  1. Here's everyone's reminder that this behavior causes substantial psychological damage to the boys involved. Men who've been through this often have lifelong problems forming healthy relationships, understanding boundaries & consent, etc. There's more harm than that. This isn't a good thing. These women are predators.
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  2.  @RobbieStacks90  Mental health professionals make it clear that you're incorrect. Do you think that this should be legal?
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  3.  @bootscooty  They imagine and assume too much. The mental health professionals (among others) who work with men who've been through these situations know better. Do you think that this should be legal?
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  4.  @henryyoung2361  No, you don't. This causes a lot of harm. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  5. True, but there was a serious power gap.
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  6.  @feralhomunculus  While he is an adult, his special ed status changes things.
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  7. They're not advocating on behalf of predators like this.
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  8. There's nothing lucky about this. This causes a lot of harm, often leading to lifelong difficulties with healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  9.  @john-l4d2  "Missing out" on being preyed upon is not a bad thing. There was a substantial power difference here, no matter his age 18.
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  10. There was a substantial power gap between them.
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  11. It's just being ignored/tolerated less often. That's good.
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  12. The power disparity was pretty wide.
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  13.  @JudgeDredd_  Yes, as a matter of fact. Do you not understand why that's a serious problem?
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  14. It's being ignored/tolerated less often than in the past.
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  15.  @bootscooty  They're special ed students. That's important. Also, why does the woman's appearance matter?
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  16.  @Stabsnipers  It does matter in a situation like this.
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  17. That's not funny.
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  18. It gets clicks, and it's being ignored/tolerated less.
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  19. I'm more concerned about the victim/survivor. These women are predators, just like the men who do this.
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  20. It's not funny.
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  21. Among other things.
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  22.  @JustSomeGuy69420  He was one of her students.
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  23. @@realityreviews2314 That's a very false equivalence.
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  24.  @JustSomeGuy69420  She's a special ed teacher, and he was one of her students, if I recall correctly.
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  25.  @user-tk1lf5hi6f  I don't know specifically.
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  26. It gets clicks. It's nothing new.
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  27.  @cleardrop4531  I didn't call her that exactly, and yes, in this case it has more to do with their medical conditions (which is part of the subaltern relationship they have with her).
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  28.  @vistalite  Your anecdote is a singular data point, but it doesn't represent the data writ large. Do you think that such behavior should be legal?
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  29.  @johnathancampbell1056  Indeed. Then they will claim that teens aren't little boys. That's true, but that's beside the point.
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  30.  @Nicenotherbaltea  Sure, but what does that have to do with this? Does that make it okay?
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  31.  @fartsquadworldwide  Again, that's like the people who say "I know someone who smoked all their life and lived to be 80!" Should what she did be legal?
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  32.  @nightshadehelis9821  How so??
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  33.  @Carl_McMelvin  Yeah, as a matter of fact. Do you trust your doctor?
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  34.  @celsobarrios4810  The age of consent becomes more complicated when we're talking about these kinds of power differences, and then there's the special ed factor.
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  35.  @realhamonwry8620  Yes, they do. Mental health professionals, and others who study this, make it clear. Do the people who think that this behavior is good also think that it should be legal?
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  36.  @WarofThoughts  There's no reason to wish for any problems.
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  37.  @cheesecake4648  Doesn't his special-ed status, not to mention being a student, change things?
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  38.  @UpsidedownC  That too.
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  39.  @lmcg0710  It's not quite as bad when the student is over the age of consent, but the power imbalance in cases like this poses a serious problem.
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  40. Feminists are not advocating on behalf of predators.
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