Trans Reddit Moderator Invites Minors To Home For Hormone Shots, Behind Parents Backs

originally posted by: projectvxn
And this is why I lost my willingness to be sympathetic to the trans community. It isn't a community, it is a cesspool of degeneracy that I can only hope self-corrects out of existence.

And just think, Biden hired one of these mental freaks... That's the point we've come to in this country by a party that is willingly throwing away everything the people of this country have worked hard for as long as it keeps a certain party in power.

Has anyone confirmed this story because it sounds so far over the top it strains credulity.

a reply to: LSU2018

Reddit is huge because it's anonymous-ish, and it's upvoting system quickly makes things go viral.

There are subreddits for literally everything you can imagine.

People under 18 commiserate in subs for teenagers talking about just being teenagers, subs about music, games, hair, style, movies, seriously any tiny niche you could think of.

But creeps lurk there too, and sometimes they don't even lurk. Some of the minor abuse stuff is pretty blatant or just barely hidden by jargon or acronyms. And Reddit doesn't do anything.

For the most part, I'd say overall, Reddit seems pretty "liberal" in the U.S. sense, but when you really look there's a lot of hatred for women and children. (And men, too, honestly, but outside of a few subreddits that are not controlled by pro-reddit crews, Reddits super bootlicker moderators and admins shut down most views on that aren't "not-all-men". Lots to unpack there, really. But they're very pro-misogyny but anti-misandry.)

a reply to: Atsbhct

Reddit is a s***hole. Trust me on that one.

How is this any different than the parents who are raising their child "gender neutral" to get brownie points from the "woke" community?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

Has anyone confirmed this story because it sounds so far over the top it strains credulity.

I can't find anything on it anywhere. It could be just an internet lie stemming from the Amy Challenor case.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

It truly is. I can't wait for them to get exposed and it's hard to fathom they haven't yet.

originally posted by: Atsbhct
It truly is. I can't wait for them to get exposed and it's hard to fathom they haven't yet.

That would upset me so much since my fan club appears to have set up operations there.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Set it to private and you'll be fine!

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

Has anyone confirmed this story because it sounds so far over the top it strains credulity.

Here are some "receipts" that I've found about this guy AND Challenor AND a few more:

How reddit powermods are unethically grooming autistic children to take hormone replacement therapy.

Reddit has a predator problem - Lets talk about power mod, drewiepoodle

Aimee Challenor: Green star failed to properly alert party of father's child rape charges

The above story about Challenor's (transgender identifying) father is what started the Reddit purge of anyone who mentioned it after Reddit hired Challenor as a paid Admin. FAIR WARNING -- The following is absolutely vile: His father was convicted of kidnapping a 10-year-old girl, tying her to a beam in the attic of their home, torturing her with electric shocks, beating her, and raping her... all while dressed in a baby girl dress and diapers. The following is about Challenor and his partner:

Aimee Challenor and Nathaniel Knight: Some Receipts

A little about Challenor's influence on the politics of Trans Activism in England:

a reply to: Atsbhct

I can't find anything on it anywhere. It could be just an internet lie stemming from the Amy Challenor case.

I just posted some of what I've found about it above...

I'm not calling it an "internet lie," but it did seem to stem from the backlash after the Reddit purge over Challenor. Challenor opened the door to further discussion/exposure, and Drewiepoodle was apparently at the top of the list for those exposing....

a reply to: Boadicea

I'm not saying this person isn't a mess, I'm asking if this story is actually true since it sounds so over the top.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: infolurker

As a parent, I really cannot post what I'd do if an adult did this to my child.

Same... Many kids that age - in today's society - have no idea what they're getting into. They're told it's for their own good by another adult and therefore think it's ok. Hell, when I was 21 (21 years ago), meth was just being introduced in the city I hung around in and one night when I was out drinking and getting tired, one of the guys I worked with at the time handed me a fake looking cigarette and told me it would wake me up if I smoked it. Not knowing what it was, and trusting him, I was about to smoke it and one of the other guys I'd been friends with for a while slapped it out of my hand and nearly got in a fight with my coworker. Then he told me what it was. I never hung out with my coworker again after that. I've never done a single drug and was seconds away from potentially ruining my life by forever chasing that high. I was fortunate to have the good friends that i had, but there are lots of kids who don't and won't get a chance to learn lessons until it's too late.

a reply to: Boadicea

There are definitely tons of gross reddit mods and admins promoting child abuse material and really sickening stuff about women. There's no doubt about that.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: Boadicea

I'm not saying this person isn't a mess, I'm asking if this story is actually true since it sounds so over the top.

So you're asking if he actually did what he claimed to be doing? I.e., literally providing hormones? Or taking kids to get them without their parents' knowledge or consent?

I have no confirmation he actually committed the deeds. I have not seen any kind of confirmation offered that he committed the deeds. Everything I've seen seems focused on his own posted words, rather than hard evidence. He could just be all talk... very disturbing talk, but just talk.

originally posted by: Boadicea
So you're asking if he actually did what he claimed to be doing? I.e., literally providing hormones? Or taking kids to get them without their parents' knowledge or consent?

Yes, that. It would be criminal assault, endangering the welfare, etc, etc.

It sounds like a story you'd put out to work people up.

originally posted by: Atsbhct
a reply to: Boadicea

There are definitely tons of gross reddit mods and admins promoting child abuse material and really sickening stuff about women. There's no doubt about that.

Yeah, you're sure right about that. It's a real cesspit there. Apparently incel subs and MRA subs thrive there, as well as rape and sissy porn subs, although I haven't confirmed for myself!

a reply to: Boadicea

My favourite thing about Reddit is they've installed a shockingly foolproof monetization system that preys on people's charitable natures and social isolation.

When Amy Challenor was exposed on Reddit, before the threads were being shut down, users were giving away so many rewards to the posters that Reddit made millions and millions, and millions from the scandal.

How do people not see through this?

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Yes, that. It would be criminal assault, endangering the welfare, etc, etc.

It sounds like a story you'd put out to work people up.

Maybe... that's definitely a possibility. But maybe not. And that's also definitely a possibility. It may not have actually happened yet, but is something this guy obviously thinks about (fantasizes about?).

Whether the crimes are indeed true or not is unknown. That this guy made these claims is definitely true. For me, that's more than enough for Reddit to take preventative measures. (They sure don't have any problem banning others...)

And, more crucial, it definitely warrants further legal (criminal) investigation.

originally posted by: Atsbhct
a reply to: Boadicea


When Amy Challenor was exposed on Reddit, before the threads were being shut down, users were giving away so many rewards to the posters that Reddit made millions and millions, and millions from the scandal.

How do people not see through this?

Whoa! I had no idea that was a thing!!!

So win-win for Reddit. Wow. I give them credit for thinking it up, but just wow.