:kombucha-disgust: Last time I checked most pedos end up being hyper-religious conservatives or libertarians. Am I wrong?

Seems like chuds are projecting yet again. Imagine being the side of underage anime avatars and having the balls to accuse the left of "grooming"

  • GreenTeaRedFlag [any]
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    2 years ago

    Children's organized sports is the single biggest area for child abuse. Religious organizations usually only have one or two adults doing something with kids at a time, so there's not that many opportunities per person to do abuse unless they can isolate a kid before or after some event. Whixh obvious they do often enough, but not at every single church all the time. Boy scouts have worked really hard to make child abuse harder to do, most of the ongoing lawsuits are about things from the 70s and 80s. Again it obviously still happens today but much less than people suspect, especially if we are just talking about sexual assault. But organized sports has sometimes no training or oversight whatsoever and tons of ways to isolate a kid in the middle of things. Plus way more people involved period, different coaches and refs running around and a kid can be in multiple sports. If a kid is bruised and won't say why they don't want to play sports anymore, their chud parent will just make them keep doing it and call them a pussy. There is a reason every major story about a serial abuser comes out of the world of sports, and I am tired of people just ignoring this. Organized children's sports is one if the worst parts of modern life, kids can't just play games with each other for fun, they have to be scored and monitored the whole time so they can get good for high school and get better for college. And that's if they don't get hurt in horrible ways by their coachs or teammates or just a regular injury.

    • ClimateChangeAnxiety [he/him, they/them]
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      2 years ago

      :this:

      Plus the fact that our top sport in the US is just going out on a field and giving yourself repeated deliberate concussions maybe we should make some changes when it comes to that

      But if you suggested ending children’s football an army of suburbanites would burn down every city in America. It’d start a civil war faster than trying to ban guns.

    • star_wraith [he/him]
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      2 years ago

      This often gets taken as a "sportsball bad" sentiment (I like sports!), but the US really, really should disconnect athletic participation from schools, IMO. Does any other country even do youth sports like this? Aren't they all just clubs not connected to schools?

      • UlyssesT [he/him]
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        2 years ago

        I've been told on multiple occasions that "football rules the school" when I reported disruptions and distractions to my class interrupting tests with strictly-enforced time limits. Effectively, the homecoming float and the cheerleaders rushing around screaming stirred up the class enough that they lost several minutes getting caught up in it, and many of them didn't have time to answer every question. But football rules the school. The coach gets paid more than almost the rest of the faculty combined. :doomer: