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[Autistic Asparagus]

idk I've yelled pretty loudly at lots of women without ever murdering one because she didn't touch my vagina right or whatever. Maybe people should just not beat up their wives.

Do you live in a democratic nation? Why not write some letters to your MPs/congressmen about drafting a law that the state prosecutes DV charges, so that the victim does not have to?

In the US, the defendant has the right to face their accuser.

 

[Not A Bunny]

idk I've yelled pretty loudly at lots of women without ever murdering one because she didn't touch my vagina right or whatever. Maybe people should just not beat up their wives.

Would be nice if we live in that world, but we don't. It's why we have a justice system.

In the US, the defendant has the right to face their accuser.

Which doesn't make a bit of difference if most of the violence committed against women is domestic partner violence.

 

[Dr. Butt]

In the US, the defendant has the right to face their accuser.

Defendants have that right in other free countries as well, but it is not mandatory for a victim of domestic violence to do so. The case can proceed without them, which is helpful to women who are too afraid to press charges.

 

[My cravat doesn't flutter]

Something I've noticed is that a lot of commentary videos about the tastelessness in true crime content include clips of Stephanie Soo. Give me top hats, but that bugs me and shows how little research these people actually put into their videos. Almost 2 years ago, Stephanie switched gears and started the Rotten Mango podcast, which is far more tasteful and respectful than the creators she's lumped in with in these commentary videos. I was watching this episode the other day and she mentioned wanting to revisit an old case from her mukbang days. Stephanie seemed genuinely ashamed of her old content. I've never seen a commentary video mention this change. It's also disingenuous to years-old content into a video about the current nature of true crime content.

 

[Contra Pozz]

Stephanie seemed genuinely ashamed of her old content.

Yeah it's just a bug following the path of least resistance.

 

[Crex Crex]

Something I've noticed is that a lot of commentary videos about the tastelessness in true crime content include clips of Stephanie Soo. Give me top hats, but that bugs me and shows how little research these people actually put into their videos. Almost 2 years ago, Stephanie switched gears and started the Rotten Mango podcast, which is far more tasteful and respectful than the creators she's lumped in with in these commentary videos. I was watching this episode the other day and she mentioned wanting to revisit an old case from her mukbang days. Stephanie seemed genuinely ashamed of her old content. I've never seen a commentary video mention this change. It's also disingenuous to years-old content into a video about the current nature of true crime content.

If you make true crime mukbang you deserve to be made fun of for all eternity, sorry.

 

[Markass the Worst]

Crosspost: Recent NPR article mentions the TCC.

NPR: Experts warn that recent school shootings show growth in new radicalization pattern (archive)

 

[The Mass Shooter Ron Soye]

Crosspost: Recent NPR article mentions the TCC.

And in about the worst way the media possibly could.

 

[Inside your walls]

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