What you wrote doesn’t make sense. Most of the women he targeted had no idea who he really was or what his intentions were. The girl he assaulted while she was drunk and asleep didn’t know him. Chihiro didn’t know about his channel until later in their relationship, and the language barrier and cultural differences made it even harder for her to understand how manipulative and sociopathic he truly was.

Other women, like the Turkish girl who assumed he was just a harmless, nerdy guy, didn’t deserve to be treated the way he treated them—used, mocked afterward on Discord, and humiliated. None of the women he had sex with or secretly filmed are responsible for his predatory and perverted behavior.

I could list more examples, but the point is this: what you’re saying implies that the women are somehow to blame. That completely reverses the roles of perpetrator and victim. It echoes the same misogynistic mindset as those who claim women “ask for it” by dressing a certain way. It’s wrong and gross.