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| -7 | BREAKING: Young autistic man wins court case after suing his college in the USA. He was railroaded by a campus kangroo court after his attempts to be "too friendly" backfired. He was punished anywaysThe dude was following one girl around campus and took 300 photos of another, plus whatever happened to the third girl. Even if he didn't have ill intent those actions are creepy and the girls shouldn't have to deal with it. They complained to the university but didn't press charges or try and ruin the guys life. I'm trying to see what they did wrong in this situation. | /r/MensRights | 17/07/24 06:31 PM |
| -2 | BREAKING: Young autistic man wins court case after suing his college in the USA. He was railroaded by a campus kangroo court after his attempts to be "too friendly" backfired. He was punished anywaysHe had a disability which makes it difficult for him to understand social cues. I'm going to assume there were signs the girls weren't interested. They probably didn't tell him to fuck off but they shouldn't be put in that situation in the first place. | /r/MensRights | 17/07/24 04:34 PM |
| -5 | BREAKING: Young autistic man wins court case after suing his college in the USA. He was railroaded by a campus kangroo court after his attempts to be "too friendly" backfired. He was punished anywaysThe way I read it. Multiple women reported him to the university for inappropriate behavior and the university not the women decided to get the police involved. In fact the women declined to testify against him, they asked security because he didn't leave them alone. We don't know what actions they took before reporting him, they probably tried multiple polite "no" but avoided directed confrontation. They didn't take actions to see him punished or sent to prison, they simply asked security for h… | /r/MensRights | 17/07/24 04:14 PM |
| -18 | BREAKING: Young autistic man wins court case after suing his college in the USA. He was railroaded by a campus kangroo court after his attempts to be "too friendly" backfired. He was punished anywaysMost likely because they learned about his disability. He was behaving in a way that creeped them out so they reported it, once they found out his actions were the result of a disability they decided not to push the issue. They probably just wanted him to leave them alone and had to report because his autism prevented him from picking up social cues. | /r/MensRights | 17/07/24 03:51 PM |
| -26 | BREAKING: Young autistic man wins court case after suing his college in the USA. He was railroaded by a campus kangroo court after his attempts to be "too friendly" backfired. He was punished anywaysThree women were upset enough by his behavior to make a formal complaint, that shows a pattern of behavior. If he is unable to behave appropriately maybe he shouldn't be in school, if his autism prevents him from picking up that he is frightening the people around him. If the photos were the only complaint made I'd write it off as cerebal palsy, but given the fact two other women have formally complained I'm doubtful he wasn't taking photos of her deliberately, though I'm sure he was telling the… | /r/MensRights | 17/07/24 02:52 PM |
| -18 | BREAKING: Young autistic man wins court case after suing his college in the USA. He was railroaded by a campus kangroo court after his attempts to be "too friendly" backfired. He was punished anywaysWhich is understandable, but three women were creeped out enough to make formal complaints. Given the circumstances I'm inclined to believe he was taking photos of her but had it on burst mode. His behavior was not acceptable, whether he deserved the punishment from the university is a separate issue. | /r/MensRights | 17/07/24 02:46 PM |
| -34 | BREAKING: Young autistic man wins court case after suing his college in the USA. He was railroaded by a campus kangroo court after his attempts to be "too friendly" backfired. He was punished anywaysFrom the article you linked he was being a creep, following one girl around campus and taking 300 photos of another gal. | /r/MensRights | 17/07/24 01:28 PM |
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