Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "Teacher Convinced Mentally Ill Student to Have Sex, Go on X-Rated Livestream: Cops" video.

  1.  @DownTownDestryBrown  This is not ideological.
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  2.  @dscott_  This behavior causes a lot of psychological damage, often involving lifelong problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, etc.
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  3. This isn't new. It's just being reported more and ignored/tolerated less.
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  4.  @Jess-C  It's just being reported more often, and ignored/tolerated less often.
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  5. Precisely.
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  6.  @pashon4percushon  No, there is absolutely no correlation.
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  7.  @lahamification  You're right. It's being reported on more often. There's more awareness of the harm that it causes. It's tolerated/ignored less. Unfortunately, men are still praising it, including in these very comments.
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  8.  @mingo2024  There's no evidence for that. Pornography does not turn people into this kind of pervert.
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  9.  @rickhammond2473  There's nothing lucky about this. It causes a lot of psychological damage, no matter the sexes involved.
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  10.  @twistedlvl50  Stop. This behavior does a lot of psychological damage. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  11.  @MiguelDLewis  There's no such thing as a demon. That's superstitious nonsense.
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  12.  @kingjoseph5901  Stop. That's ridiculous.
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  13.  @Liz-wz8dh  True, but abuse like this is vastly more common within families (and family friends).
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  14.  @lancerussell755  No, the law does not allow this, and feminists by and large are not advocating for that.
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  15.  @LeiselRadtke  It's nothing new. There's just more reporting/acknowledgement and less ignoring/tolerating.
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  16. The stories are appearing because enough people are taking it seriously, finally.
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  17.  @hypemaine9155  There's nothing funny about this.
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  18.  @jasminek5557  No, it's not new at all. Thankfully, there's a greater understanding of the harm this causes, so there's more reporting and less ignoring.
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  19. It's not new. There's just more reporting and less ignoring/tolerating.
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  20. There's more reporting nowadays, and less ignoring/tolerating.
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  21. There's more reporting and less ignoring/tolerating.
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  22. It's just you. There's nothing new here, just more reporting.
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  23.  @edwardrichardson5567  Where else could it come from? Don't give me a religious answer.
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  24.  @MiguelDLewis  Truth, any truth at all, requires empirical evidence.
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  25.  @edmunddantes7097  It's being reported on more often, and ignored/tolerated less often.
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  26. There's nothing partisan here.
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  27.  @sdraulitolito44  Stop.
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  28.  @an-cx1ho  There's no evidence for any of that.
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  29. It's nothing new. It's just being acknowledged more often, and tolerated/ignored less often.
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  30. They're safer, now that there's more reporting and less ignoring/tolerating. This behavior, and shootings, are extremely rare per capita. Don't live in fear.
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  31. It's nothing new. There's just more reporting and less ignoring/tolerating.
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  32. There's more reporting and less ignoring/tolerating.
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  33. Stop. This is not new, there's just more reporting and less ignoring/tolerating. People are so bad at assessing risk.
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  34. This behavior causes a lot of psychological damage, often involving lifelong problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, etc.
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  35. It's being reported on more often, and ignored/tolerated less often.
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  36. There's far more danger in homes, among family friends, etc. People are so bad at assessing risk!
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  37. She was elsewhere, not molesting you. This behavior causes a lot of psychological damage, often involving lifelong problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, etc.
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  38. The majority of such abuse happens either with family members or family friends. People are so bad at assessing risk. Kids are very safe at school.
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  39.  @miap2122  This behavior is not on the rise. Thankfully, there's more acknowledgement of the harm that it causes, and less ignoring/tolerating.
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  40.  @denise8791  It's nothing new.
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  41. It gets clicks. There's more reporting and less ignoring/tolerating.
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  42. It gets clicks. There's nothing new.
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  43. Elsewhere, not molesting you. This behavior causes a lot of psychological damage, often involving lifelong problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, etc.
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  44. It was bad luck. This behavior causes a lot of psychological damage, often involving lifelong problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, etc.
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  45. True. The greater reporting/acknowledgement is a positive development.
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  46. No, this is terrible. This behavior causes a lot of psychological damage, often involving lifelong problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, etc. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  47.  @reggiebanksrb10  If it's (in your opinion) so food for boys, why shouldn't it be legal?
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  48. Minors can't give consent.
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  49. Schools are very safe. This behavior is nothing new, it's just being reported on more and ignored/tolerated less often. People are so bad at assessing risk! Kids are in far more danger in homes, whether involving relatives or family friends.
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  50. They're just perverts & predators, like the men who do the same thing.
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  51. You're being silly.
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  52.  @sdraulitolito44  This behavior causes a lot of psychological damage. There's nothing lucky about it. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  53.  @tes2bebe115  It's psychologically harmful. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  54. Kids are in far more danger within families, and around family friends.
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  55.  @EC-dz3fb  Sure, but close enough.
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  56.  @eh1702  True, but they're close enough.
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  57. This behavior causes a lot of psychological damage, often involving lifelong problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, etc.
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  58. That's not funny.
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  59. Exactly. It's not new.
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  60. This behavior causes a lot of psychological damage, often involving lifelong problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, etc.
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  61. It's nothing new. There's just more reporting and less ignoring/tolerating.
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  62. There's just more reporting now, thanks to greater understanding of the harm this causes.
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  63. There's more reporting, and less ignoring/tolerating. More people understand how harmful this is.
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  64. If anything, it's a positive development to see more reporting and less ignoring/tolerating.
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  65. It always has been, it was just ignored/tolerated/praised.
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  66. This is nothing new. If anything, it's a sign of moral improvement that there's more reporting and less ignoring/tolerating.
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  67. There's more reporting and less ignoring/tolerating.
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  68. This behavior causes a lot of psychological damage, often involving lifelong problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, etc.
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  69.  @bnwo  What's so funny?
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  70.  @bnwo  He was. Mental health professionals make it clear that this behavior is psychologically damaging. If you think that it's so harmless, why don't you think that it should be legal?
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  71. Do you think that this should be legal?
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  72. There's nothing new about this. Kids are in far more danger from relatives, family friends, etc. People are so bad at assessing risk.
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  73.  @ColdCreekB  Not always. I for one know better. This is a terrible thing.
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  74. Do you think that this should be legal?
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  75. Because you didn't have bad luck like this kid. This behavior causes a lot of psychological damage, often involving lifelong problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, etc.
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  76.  @Miso_Hornie  What habits are those? I often wish I hadn't been such a little rule-follower.
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  77. There have been a few.
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  78. I know that it's a South Park reference, but there's nothing nice about this.
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  79. No, that's silly.
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  80. The former.
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  81. It's not new at all. We're just seeing it more, thanks to less ignoring/tolerating.
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