(06-03-2018, 06:22 AM)727Sky Wrote: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/30/magaz...&smtyp=cur
A very long article but worth some thought about how people can be so stupid.
I love the way (sarcastically speaking) -that the New York Times offers the article in a rolling story-like
manner. With all the high-social connections of the movie business, political circles and generally those
who are often written about, we're to believe that all the major media outlets had no idea it was going
on?!
Even 727Sky's linked article holds the words 'Sex Cult' in quotes to imply it's an opinion whether women
who were used in the NXIVM group and that it's only when Raniere branded his ownership onto the
females, is it suggested as a step too far.
The article is set in a 'Shades Of Grey' -type of writing and leans heavily in the top-half of the page that
such activity is risque and possibly just a different manner of sexual gratification we're not generally
used to.
Anyone in the know understands what NXIVM was and probably still is, the lust of the elite must be
sated at all costs and men must have their women ready on-tap. The sex-grooming gangs of the UK
are testament to that.
Why do you think movies like 'Leon' were made?!! Even though the movie doesn't portray the abuse
of trust between a girl and a man, it hints that it's okay to enter such a world -even just for excitement
reasons.
An undeveloped mind that has never dealt with the realities of hunger and the day-to-day grind of
poverty might just find it titillating... sensually amusing to step into a darker area. For a young woman
is struggling to survive, it's a rung on a ladder to a possibly better environment.
Re: First-World charities meets Third-World needs.
There's a thin line between a dominant male and a supportive woman in a relationship and the continual
bonding actions can sometimes take on strange viewing to an outsider.
It's when the control becomes the more important factor that it goes wrong, when the dopamine-thrill means
more than being with someone you trust and love.
We'll always be animals, it's just as this article points out, some animals are allowed more leeway than others.
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