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ALSO, they were MINORS, underage people!!!! this is not a case of grooming to a person of the same age, this were MINORS said by himself in his "apology" a very bad one also.

I completely understand where you're coming from. It’s heartbreaking to think about the impact such actions have on a child's life. They deserve a safe and happy childhood, and it’s crucial that we focus on supporting victims and preventing these situations in the future. What do you think are some effective ways we can raise awareness and protect children?? 

And like i said i don't know what happened and i don't want to know what happened.

I appreciate your concern, but I believe it's important to focus on the bigger picture. My intention is to foster understanding and encourage constructive conversations about sensitive issues. By discussing solutions and raising awareness, we can make a positive impact. It's crucial to engage in dialogue that not only acknowledges the seriousness of the topic but also seeks ways to support those affected and prevent future occurrences.

I completely understand your anger and frustration; this situation is incredibly serious and shouldn't be taken lightly. It's heartbreaking to think about the impact on the victims, and they deserve all the support and justice possible. I genuinely believe we should focus on how to protect children and ensure that those who exploit them are held accountable. Thank you for sharing your feelings

Like I said, I don't know what happened, but I understand that this situation is deeply troubling and affects many people. It's crucial to prioritize the voices of the victims and ensure they receive the support they need. 

Like I said, I don't know what happened, but I have to disagree with how you're framing this. I think it's important to approach these situations with a focus on understanding and healing rather than just anger. While I completely acknowledge the seriousness of the issue, I believe we should also look at how we can support the victims and prevent future harm. 

Like I said, I don't know what happened, but I have to disagree with how you're framing this. While I understand your anger and the need for accountability, I believe it's also essential to focus on healing and support for the victims. It's a complex situation that requires us to look at the broader context and work towards prevention and education. 

We need to create a dialogue that not only addresses the wrongdoing but also promotes awareness and protection for vulnerable individuals. It's crucial to ensure that everyone involved gets the help they need, and that we learn from these situations to prevent them in the future.

LIKe I said, I don't know what happened, but I have to disagree with you. It’s important to remember that jumping to conclusions without all the facts can lead to misunderstandings. Instead of focusing solely on blame, we should be discussing how to prevent similar situations in the future. It’s crucial to foster a culture of accountability while also emphasizing education and support. We need to ask ourselves what systemic changes can be made to protect those who are vulnerable. 

I see your point, but I have to disagree! It’s really important to look at the facts and not just jump to conclusions. Blaming without understanding the whole picture doesn’t really help anyone, right? We should focus on finding solutions and supporting those affected instead of just pointing fingers. 

Does my comment really bothers you and have to say does mean things to me just by a comment, and an personal issue about a person that I don't even know and I don't want to know, are you going to be happy if my pillow will be cold tonight? How mean you are, and you didn't even think that im defending that person, while my comment has pure intentions and just to let me agree with you? You don't even know me yet and your starting to judge me and say does mean things to me. I'll pray for you that no evil shall allow to come to you and will never ever say does mean things again.