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Context is everything.
From the article:
The lawsuit alleges that “Figueroa — already married to a former HCU student — was “particularly fond of young girls.” The lawsuit reads, “He preyed upon (the athletes) when they were most vulnerable. Some had difficult childhoods and looked to sports as a way up. He took advantage of that, and of them.“ >

Oh God, already married to a former student. He's like THAT high school teacher who marries a student 6 months after they graduate. >

An authority figure in a Baptist organization sexually exploiting a young woman? Shocked Pikachu face! >

In Texas? I'm flabbergasted! >

So this is the real reason why Houston Baptist University recently changed their name to Houston Christian University. It was big news in Houston when it was announced, btw. >

I expect that's more a general movement away from the Southern Baptist Convention that's been going on for years. The Baptist lable is considered toxic. >

Yep, and it's made even worse by "Independent" baptists who aren't associated with any larger organization - those churches are like little toxic islands spewing some of the most hateful rhetoric you've ever heard from a pulpit. >

Doesn't matter if they are independent, if it's Baptist they're pretty much all evil. >

Ugh I went to a baptist summer camp and have just horrible memories of the things the adults said to us or made us do. Playing with the other kid was fun tho. >

Read closely, conservatives. This is what actual grooming is, not drag queens reading to children at a library, or simply existing in the world. And this is exactly why it's so disgusting for them to throw around that word as a political football, diluting what the victims of real life grooming go through, and painting out LGBT people as pedophiles for simply existing >

Big surprise. If you really want to defeat sex crimes, start with religious organizations. >

yeah cut off any tax breaks they get to start off and tax the shit out of everything. >

Texas is one of the most dangerous places to raise kids in the country. >

Damn Democrats.... >

To be fair to this guy, it seems he’s being sarcastic with that comment. Definitely needed a /s. >

You can't read sarcasm over text and no one's going to look at your post history to see if you're joking or not.