Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "Teacher Raped Student Before Trying to Destroy Evidence: Cops" video.

  1. We already have men in the comments who don't have a problem with this. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  2. It gets clicks. That, and more people take this behavior more seriously these days, sweeping it under the rug less often.
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  3.  @AndroidSlime  They were elsewhere, not doing this to you. Be glad. I've already explained how dreadful this is.
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  4. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  5.  @AndroidSlime  Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  6. Some people are just pervs. Thankfully, people are taking this behavior more seriously nowadays. It's swept under the rug less often.
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  7. There's no connection, one way or the other. In fact, most such predation occurs within families (immediate or extended).
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  8. Thankfully it's being taken more seriously and swept under the rug less often.
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  9. Thankfully, this behavior is being taken more seriously these days, hence more prosecutions and more reporting.
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  10. In earlier eras, this behavior wasn't even taken seriously. If anything, it was easier.
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  11. Anymore? This is nothing new. People are taking it more seriously now, hence the increase in reports.
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  12. Elsewhere. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  13. Stop. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  14. But only recently have they been taken seriously.
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  15. This is assault.
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  16. Lots of victims stay quiet for a long time, and that's explained in the video.
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  17.  @jackglockstar  Minors can't consent to adults.
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  18. The luck is bad. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  19.  @michaelbrandon1222  YouTube doesn't like links in comments, but Google will show you the answer to your question.
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  20. The luck is bad. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  21. Yes, they can. Minors can't give consent. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal? Also, even if he was at the age of consent, there's the power difference to think about.
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  22. Elsewhere. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  23. Because you were fortunate. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  24. People take it more seriously now, hence the increased reporting.
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  25. Homes are much more dangerous than schools. I hope that your kids learn better English than you apparently have. Also, stop shouting.
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  26. Just a few minutes into the video, they make it clear that this does a lot of psychological damage.
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  27. Be glad that it didn't happen to you. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  28. It's nothing new. More people take it more seriously now, so it's reported on more often and swept under the rug less often.
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  29. It's only very recently that this behavior has been taken seriously. There's nothing to suggest that it's more common.
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  30.  @michaelbrandon1222  You don't know what you're talking about.
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  31.  @steffenhofer2466  Minors can't consent.
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  32. It's not. Reporting always gives that impression about crime in general, and definitely with lurid stuff like this.
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  33. Elsewhere. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  34. It's nothing new, but thankfully it's being taken more seriously now.
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  35. Yes. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  36. Elsewhere. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  37.  @ChipMonk100  Not funny.
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  38.  @ChipMonk100  Let's try it again: Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  39.  @Bailemos888  Even with the age of consent met, there's the power difference and conflicts of interest to think about.
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  40. Schools are much safer than homes are. Also, private schools (religious or secular) are notorious for this sort of thing also.
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  41. People are taking it more seriously. It's not new.
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  42.  @zlatanibile3869  Many men need to see it. I agree that it's annoying, but it's really important.
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  43. Has that come out in research studies?
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  44.  @RcPlayer-tt2vw  Yes, it would have been harmful, partly because of attitudes like yours.
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  45. What are mids?
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  46. They're just pervs.
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  47. They're just pervs.
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  48. It's nothing new. Thankfully, it's being swept under the rug less often.
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  49.  @JoeseeHsusje  Pervs' relationships don't obviate their twisted desires.
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  50. It's not a relationship, it's predation. When boys speak up about what/s being done to them, they often aren't taken seriously, thanks to attitudes like yours. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  51.  @carolinafine8050  I didn't say that she was being careful. Boys, like girls, often don't come forward. In some cases, it only comes to light when other adults find out.
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  52. Your alleged anecdote is not data.
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  53. The damage is basically the same. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  54.  @ChipMonk100  Even if he was at/over the age of consent, the violation of the professional boundary is still damaging, not least because of the conflict of interest it causes.
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  55. I get the reference, but no, it's not nice at all. Just a few minutes into the video, the guest discusses how much psychological harm this causes. Boys who go through this often have longstanding problems forming healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, trust, etc. They get older, see children of the age they were when it happened, and it's even more disturbing. This is a terrible thing. If you think that it's so great, do you think that it should be legal?
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  56. They're pervs, that's all.
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  57.  @carolinafine8050  The vast majority of this sort of thing happens within households, behind closed doors.
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  58.  @christyler6234  I'm completely serious. This abuse is much more prevalent behind closed doors in households.
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  59.  @IRgEEK  That, and more people are seeing this as a crime, since the damage is being taken more seriously.
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  60.  @G-host0069  How so?
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  61. Both are extremely rare, statistically speaking. The latter is getting lots of publicity because such crimes were not taken seriously until recently. In much of the world, they still aren't.
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  62.  @TreeCooper  No, because many men need to see it. I'm really tired of people praising this terrible behavior. It harms minors, no matter what sexes are involved.
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  63.  @jonah1976  I didn't say that abusers were everywhere.
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  64.  @carolinafine8050  I have no idea what all that means.
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  65. She's just a perv. There's nothing funny here.
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  66. One is too many. The increased reporting is due to this behavior being taken more seriously these days; it gets clicks, and then of course there's the matter of your algorithm.
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  67.  @ChipMonk100  This is disgusting. Answer the question.
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  68.  @ChipMonk100  I'm not a bot, but you're not someone who will answer the question.
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  69.  @fific9571  No, they are not.
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  70. It's not about cheating exactly. They're just pervs.
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  71. A surge in reporting.
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  72. It was swept under the rug in those days. It's only recently that this behavior has been taken seriously.
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