An investigation by police revealed school administrators tried to cover up multiple cases of abuse at Miracle Meadows. Students had been handcuffed or shackled to beds, and many endured rapes and vicious beatings.

  • @Zombiepirate
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    1731 year ago

    A conservative Christian group abusing children? Now I’ve heard everything!

    How many drag queens were on staff?

    • @mydickismicrosoft
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      721 year ago

      Six months in jail.

      What a shitty punishment for allowing rape and torture in their school.

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    • @Buffaloaf
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      211 year ago

      In 2016, the school’s co-founder and director, Susan Gayle Clark, was convicted of child neglect and failing to report and was sentenced to six months in jail.

    • @[email protected]
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      121 year ago

      In 2016, the school’s co-founder and director, Susan Gayle Clark, was convicted of child neglect and failing to report and was sentenced to six months in jail.

    • @MightEnlightenYou
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      41 year ago

      Ah, a fellow non-American who thinks that the punishment for rape and torture should be prison and not a fine.

      We’re probably crazy though, right?

      • @Daisyifyoudo
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        31 year ago

        I think most people in the world, regardless of which madeup borders you happened to be born in, think that the punishment for rape and torture should be prison and not a fine

  • Xariphon
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    411 year ago

    “Christian”

    “Torture”

    I’m not even surprised anymore.

    • @killeronthecorner
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      81 year ago

      Wildly inappropriate but undeniably funny. A tight rope to walk

  • @zik
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    161 year ago

    Fundamental tenet of Christianity: be nice to people.

    Also Christianity: let’s torture a bunch of people.

    • @NewSmileadon
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      Is it Christianity or evil people under the guise of Christianity? Pretty big and obvious difference.

      • xuxebikoOP
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        21 year ago

        Organized religion is essentially organized crime in the guise of religion. Religious leaders who provide this disguise and their blind faithful who allow & enable these crimes are equally at fault with the criminals.

        • @NewSmileadon
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          21 year ago

          So it’s organized religion, not Christianity which has a propensity to abuse power? Because you made it sound like religion itself causes these evil acts, which it does not.

          • xuxebikoOP
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            11 year ago

            Christianity is an organized religion.

            I’m not @zik who made the comment you’re referring to.

  • Sir Spud
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    121 year ago

    And Christians wonder why with each successive generation less & less people are choosing to be shackled to religion.

  • pwndave
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    101 year ago

    These kinds of places are beyond insane. I first heard about Elan and then I fell down the rabbit hole of shitty places like this.

    Sickening.

  • @firewyre
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    31 year ago

    Would really be a shame if someone burned the school to the ground now wouldn’t it

    • HamSwagwich
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      01 year ago

      It was God’s will this happened. We can’t blame the victims, the poor priests and nuns. They were only acting out of God’s will.