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This is the craziest story I've ever heard! Exactly how was this allowed to go on at a college, and for so long? Why did no one report it? What is wrong with a college which doesn't check on the welfare of their students? Did they ever encourage them to report abuse? I'm just gobsmacked.

Organist1 8 Jan 21
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It is no longer safe to send children to college. Outrageous and sickening!

Betty Level 8 Jan 21, 2023
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It is unfortunate that it is not legal to treat him the same that he treated his victims.

He should suffer a 100 no a 1000 times worse. Ugh! The things I would like seen done to him!!!

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This is fantastic. Why it lasted a year, let alone ten, boggles the mind. He seemed to hypnotise them all.

Reminds me of Manson, though the students themselves weren't violent.

@Organist1 That rings a bell. I'm afraid that the USA is the most glaring example of the injustice in a country. The elite are controlled by even more elite who ensure a constant movement of wealth to the stratosphere likely less than 100 mostly men, who have absolutely no interest in the 99.9% of the poor. The result is a vast bulk of people with no connection to what is going on. A created permanent culture of hate ensures they don't know what really is happening. But unhappiness rules everywhere and supreme horrors are created.

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Call it rape culture and watch the right wingers lose what's left of their lost minds.
It's obviously rape culture.

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Why was a non-student allowed to live in student housing?

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Saw that last night.
Just fucking shoot him.

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I read that this morning. It's just unimaginable.

Were they so terrified that they couldn't confide in a friend, or a parent, or a faculty member? It's just so hard to believe that someone didn't suspect anything, or that they were oblivious to signs of abuse. Maybe I'm just a helicopter parent, but I'd like to think my son would have said something to me if he had been subjected to this. That, I guess, is what abuse does.

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