Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "" video.

  1.  @BobbyGazo  That's not funny. Boys who have gone through this usually go on to have (among other things) problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, consent, etc. If you think otherwise, do you think that it should be legal?
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  2. Sure, but the victim is in worse shape!
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  3. Homes are far more dangerous than schools. The vast majority of such abuse happens there.
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  4. True, but the student is harmed much more.
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  5. True, not to mention how the vast majority of this abuse happens in homes.
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  6.  @bnwo  That attitude is part of the problem. Boys who have gone through this usually go on to have (among other things) problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, consent, etc. If you think otherwise, do you think that it should be legal?
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  7. Unfortunately, some still do, depending on the woman's appearance.
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  8. Exactly. Most such abuse happens in homes.
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  9. I'm glad that it's being taken more seriously now. That's why we hear about it so much more. However, many men don't take it seriously, as you can see in some of the comments.
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  10. That's always been true, all throughout history.
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  11. There's no connection.
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  12. The student is harmed even more than her family!
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  13. It gets clicks. This behavior is taken more seriously nowadays, and it's swept under the rug less often.
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  14. It gets clicks. Thankfully, this behavior is being taken more seriously, hence the increased reporting. Many men, unfortunately, still don't understand how terrible it is.
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  15.  @Fred-y9n  I know the reference, but no, it's not nice at all. This does a lot of psychological harm.
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  16.  @hip-pie2344  There's no connection. This is nothing new, but it's being taken more seriously now, hence more reporting.
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  17. You don't want to experience this. Boys who have gone through this usually go on to have (among other things) problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, consent, etc. If you think otherwise, do you think that it should be legal?
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  18. True, but the student is in a much worse state.
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  19. That's not true at all. Homes are far more dangerous than schools are. The vast majority of such abuse happens in homes, behind closed doors. Make judgments based on empirical evidence, not lurid reporting.
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  20. Elsewhere, not doing this to you. Boys who have gone through this usually go on to have (among other things) problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, consent, etc. If you think otherwise, do you think that it should be legal?
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  21. Why? Boys who have gone through this usually go on to have (among other things) problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, consent, etc. If you think otherwise, do you think that it should be legal?
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  22. The luck is bad. Boys who have gone through this usually go on to have (among other things) problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, consent, etc. If you think otherwise, do you think that it should be legal?
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  23. I know the reference, but no, it's not nice at all. Boys who have gone through this usually go on to have (among other things) problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, consent, etc. If you think otherwise, do you think that it should be legal?
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  24. Until/unless proven guilty, sure. That should go without saying, so I don't know what your point is.
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  25.  karpcopy  I hope that you're not being serious.
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  26.  karpcopy  I'm not sure what you mean by the last two words. Are you saying that I'm a male feminist? That's not a bad thing. It is, however, a very bad thing when adults (including women) do this to minors (including boys). Men who went through this are very likely to have lifelong problems forming healthy relationships, understanding consent, boundaries, etc. They look at kids of the age they were when it happened, and they get downright distraught. Do you seriously want this to be legal? Do you have a similar attitude towards man-girl, man-boy, and woman-girl?
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  27.  karpcopy  I'm just someone who has a problem with the lack of understanding about how terrible this behavior is.
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  28. They're pervs, just like men who do this.
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  29. And private (especially religious) schools, and in many other settings. Above all, this happens in homes.
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  30. Bad luck. Boys who have gone through this usually go on to have (among other things) problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, consent, etc. If you think otherwise, do you think that it should be legal?
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  31. True, but think of the victim first!
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  32. Exactly. Most such abuse happens there.
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  33. That's not funny. Boys who have gone through this usually go on to have (among other things) problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, consent, etc. If you think otherwise, do you think that it should be legal?
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  34.  @bnwo  Ok, but not like that.
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  35.  @LKaramazov  That's nonsensical trolling.
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  36. They're getting caught, and people are taking this more seriously now. Unfortunately, a lot of men still don't.
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  37. It gets clicks, and it's being taken more seriously these days.
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  38. The damage caused by this behavior is better understood, so there's more prosecution and more reporting.
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  39.  @melanytodd2929  That's a non sequitur.
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  40. Once again, this does a lot of harm to minors, yes, including boys. It's not "awesome," and the boys aren't "lucky." Boys who have gone through this usually go on to have (among other things) problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, consent, etc. If you think otherwise, do you think that it should be legal?
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  41. It gets clicks. The damage done is better understood these days. It's swept under the rug less often.
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  42. Pervs are willing to risk a lot.
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  43.  @moshkhal2637  There's nothing funny about this.
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  44. It gets clicks. The damage due to this behavior is better understood, hence increased prosecution and reporting.
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  45. The perpetrator's marital status is irrelevant.
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  46. Predators in all walks of life are hard to spot until they have offended.
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  47. They're just pervs. That's nothing new.
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  48. The luck is bad. Boys who have gone through this usually go on to have (among other things) problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, consent, etc. Attitudes like yours are part of the problem. If you think otherwise, do you think that it should be legal?
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  49. It is less common. There are far more female teachers overall.
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  50.  @nagone11  Not a single feminist approves of this behavior!
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  51.  @nagone11  Sure; the agencies responsible seem to be the police.
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  52.  @nagone11  What are they supposed to say? A woman committing (allegedly) a crime isn't their focus. However, there surely are a lot of feminists commenting here, condemning this behavior.
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  53. The latter.
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  54. It gets clicks.
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  55. It gets clicks. Also, there are more female teachers overall.
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  56.  @WaterOtter68  ?
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  57.  @zaq1337  Homes are far more dangerous than schools are. The vast majority of this sort of thing happens in homes, behind closed doors.
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  58. True, but think of the victim first.
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  59. They're pervs. That's all. Their other relationships are beside the point.
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  60.  @god563616  It's not new, it's just being taken more seriously these days.
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  61. It's swept under the rug less often than it was for the longest time.
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  62. They're being taken more seriously, hence the increased reporting.
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  63. All over the world.
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  64. I'm glad that it's being taken more seriously, hence the reporting.
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  65.  @LKaramazov  Mental health professionals make it clear that, if anything, it's underplayed.
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  66.  @Milaperadotti  It's being swept under the rug less often.
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  67.  @upStomp  Marital status is beside the point regarding pervs.
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  68.  @leannehenderson9969  That's not true.
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  69. We can. This is extremely rare per capita. Schools are much safer than homes are.
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  70. Some people are pervs. That's all.
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  71.  @Ritcheyyy  To experience this? You don't know what you're talking about.
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  72. I'm glad that it's taken more seriously, hence the increased reporting.
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  73.  @erinsuzy613  Does that include people who aren't like them, in various and sundry ways?
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  74.  @erinsuzy613  Religiously, ethnically, etc.? Different kinds of music, other subcultures?
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  75. The damage from this behavior is better understood, hence increased prosecution and increased reporting.
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  76.  @booboobaabaa  Stop. Boys who have gone through this usually go on to have (among other things) problems with forming healthy relationships, trust, boundaries, consent, etc. If you think otherwise, do you think that it should be legal?
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  77. Some are just pervs. Thankfully, these crimes are ignored less often than they were in the past.
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  78.  @liamegan4303  It's nothing new. It's being swept under the rug less often, as it's being taken more seriously.
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  79. Her marital status makes no difference.
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  80. Some people are pervs. That's all.
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  81. The vast majority of such abuse happens in homes, behind closed doors. Look at empirical evidence, not lurid reporting.
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  82.  @erinsuzy613  True, but there are so many kids for whom school, or anything out of an unhappy, closely monitored home environment, is their only escape.
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  83.  @erinsuzy613  I wasn't referring to curriculum and the like. I was referring to being trapped under a parental thumb.
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  84. Look at empirical evidence, not lurid reporting.
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  85.  @Reach41  Them?
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  86. The reason is that some people are pervs.
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