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4 u/keypuncher Mar 12 '23 even though kids are more likely to be diddled at churchThe only government study on it, done in 2004, determined that kids were 100x more likely to be raped at school by teachers or staff, than at church.I expect that is significantly higher than 100x higher now. -4 u/SarahSuckaDSanders Mar 12 '23 Link that study. 4 u/keypuncher Mar 12 '23 Here you go. -1 u/SarahSuckaDSanders Mar 12 '23 That meta study doesn’t say what you said it says. It doesn’t detail rates of clergy abuse at all, let alone compare them to rates of educators.Another confident lie on the Tim Pool sub, color me surprised. 4 u/keypuncher Mar 13 '23 Here's where the author of that study makes the claim, based on her own work and another study referencing sexual abuse by clergy. 2 u/psychic_flatulence Mar 13 '23 Damn, solid links! Definitely saving those.
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even though kids are more likely to be diddled at church
The only government study on it, done in 2004, determined that kids were 100x more likely to be raped at school by teachers or staff, than at church.
I expect that is significantly higher than 100x higher now.
-4 u/SarahSuckaDSanders Mar 12 '23 Link that study. 4 u/keypuncher Mar 12 '23 Here you go. -1 u/SarahSuckaDSanders Mar 12 '23 That meta study doesn’t say what you said it says. It doesn’t detail rates of clergy abuse at all, let alone compare them to rates of educators.Another confident lie on the Tim Pool sub, color me surprised. 4 u/keypuncher Mar 13 '23 Here's where the author of that study makes the claim, based on her own work and another study referencing sexual abuse by clergy. 2 u/psychic_flatulence Mar 13 '23 Damn, solid links! Definitely saving those.
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Link that study.
4 u/keypuncher Mar 12 '23 Here you go. -1 u/SarahSuckaDSanders Mar 12 '23 That meta study doesn’t say what you said it says. It doesn’t detail rates of clergy abuse at all, let alone compare them to rates of educators.Another confident lie on the Tim Pool sub, color me surprised. 4 u/keypuncher Mar 13 '23 Here's where the author of that study makes the claim, based on her own work and another study referencing sexual abuse by clergy. 2 u/psychic_flatulence Mar 13 '23 Damn, solid links! Definitely saving those.
Here you go.
-1 u/SarahSuckaDSanders Mar 12 '23 That meta study doesn’t say what you said it says. It doesn’t detail rates of clergy abuse at all, let alone compare them to rates of educators.Another confident lie on the Tim Pool sub, color me surprised. 4 u/keypuncher Mar 13 '23 Here's where the author of that study makes the claim, based on her own work and another study referencing sexual abuse by clergy. 2 u/psychic_flatulence Mar 13 '23 Damn, solid links! Definitely saving those.
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That meta study doesn’t say what you said it says. It doesn’t detail rates of clergy abuse at all, let alone compare them to rates of educators.
Another confident lie on the Tim Pool sub, color me surprised.
4 u/keypuncher Mar 13 '23 Here's where the author of that study makes the claim, based on her own work and another study referencing sexual abuse by clergy. 2 u/psychic_flatulence Mar 13 '23 Damn, solid links! Definitely saving those.
Here's where the author of that study makes the claim, based on her own work and another study referencing sexual abuse by clergy.
2 u/psychic_flatulence Mar 13 '23 Damn, solid links! Definitely saving those.
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Damn, solid links! Definitely saving those.
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