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- 18 Kwi 2016
Thank you for posting who these people are. It really makes the record all the better looking at those.... "people".
💤 Inactive Alison Rapp / Maria Mint / 123grapeman - Pedo Defense Force, CP Advocate, Whore. Husband Jake Rapp found his balls and divorced her.
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Thank you for posting who these people are. It really makes the record all the better looking at those.... "people".
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- 7 Lip 2016
Better sperg on her sexy ocular testes while you can, they won't be around for long.
On her "Be a good betafriend, and buy me stuff. Tee hee." wishlist...
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- 12 Kwi 2016
Her co-workers must know about this place. Some must've come here to read/lurk since April. I too would love to hear their stories; I bet we haven't even heard a fraction of her spergy actions at NoA.
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- 28 Gru 2015
I'm still 100% certain it was NoA employees who got the Maria Mint expose ball rolling.
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- 22 Gru 2015
I remember when she was fired, I saw on reddit and other sites some people claiming that they had talked to acquaintances on NoA/Treehouse. Basically almost everyone there hated her guts, apparently she wasn't good at her job and was extremely obnoxious as a person(for reasons that anyone who browses this thread can see why).
So imagining that her co-workers were the ones that ratted her out is quite hilarious.
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If they want to stay anonymous they can leak it through me (and I'll be a total whore and use it on my podcast)
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- 16 Maj 2016
I call false advertising..
'learning to code'
erm..no..dear...no..
'learning to code'
erm..no..dear...no..
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- 19 Kwi 2016
I can all but confirm that treehouse didn't hate her. By all accounts, there is systemic degeneracy there.
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- 1 Lut 2015
The grand irony of this is dropping a grand (or whatever it cost) and a couple weeks into the boot camp course she can't even do something the average person would learn just by reading W3CSchool's JS section.
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- 29 Cze 2016
#8...
https://t.co/BAH2eafHcr
she picked up on the "mental illness" thing
https://t.co/BAH2eafHcr
she picked up on the "mental illness" thing
Borderline Personality Disorder Diary Entry #8
Borderline Personality Disorder is special.
Though our understanding of disability, what makes a person “disabled,” and whether or not “disability” is a social construct are still in flux, generallyspeaking, we’re at a point where most people at least attempt to treat folks with disabilities with respect and kindness. This goes for people with body and brain disabilities — people in wheelchairs and people with depression. You’d be hard-pressed to find someone who would unflinchingly tell their friend to leave their spouse because he’s blind, or because he has PTSD.
“End the drama.” I guess mental illness is “drama.”
But BPD is special. When I do a Google search for resources, I have to accept that many of the things I’m going to read will literally — not figuratively — say that BPD is a catastrophic illness that others should actively avoid. Every time I check Amazon for BPD-related books, I have to scroll through a bunch of titles written with the explicit intent on getting friends and family members to leave the BPD-sufferer in their lives. There are a huge number of articles, forum posts, and books that claim people with BPD can never experience truly healthy relationships, and don’t want to get better. And too often, I hear horror stories from other people with BPD who say they can’t find a doctor who will treat them, or that their doctor tells them there’s no hope.
That isn’t to say that living with BPD is easy, and that goes for everyone involved — the person who has BPD, and the people close to them. After all, folks with BPD tend to “target” their closest loved ones. But most major illnesses and disabilities present similar challenges, and yet, BPD is one of the only disabilities that’s socially acceptable to actively stigmatize.
It’s heartbreaking that people with BPD — people who so very badly need special kinds of support — are often denied it not because of a sad accident or systemic problem as is the case with many other disabilities — but because people believe that folks with BPD aren’t worth it.
Borderline Personality Disorder is special.
Though our understanding of disability, what makes a person “disabled,” and whether or not “disability” is a social construct are still in flux, generallyspeaking, we’re at a point where most people at least attempt to treat folks with disabilities with respect and kindness. This goes for people with body and brain disabilities — people in wheelchairs and people with depression. You’d be hard-pressed to find someone who would unflinchingly tell their friend to leave their spouse because he’s blind, or because he has PTSD.
“End the drama.” I guess mental illness is “drama.”
But BPD is special. When I do a Google search for resources, I have to accept that many of the things I’m going to read will literally — not figuratively — say that BPD is a catastrophic illness that others should actively avoid. Every time I check Amazon for BPD-related books, I have to scroll through a bunch of titles written with the explicit intent on getting friends and family members to leave the BPD-sufferer in their lives. There are a huge number of articles, forum posts, and books that claim people with BPD can never experience truly healthy relationships, and don’t want to get better. And too often, I hear horror stories from other people with BPD who say they can’t find a doctor who will treat them, or that their doctor tells them there’s no hope.
That isn’t to say that living with BPD is easy, and that goes for everyone involved — the person who has BPD, and the people close to them. After all, folks with BPD tend to “target” their closest loved ones. But most major illnesses and disabilities present similar challenges, and yet, BPD is one of the only disabilities that’s socially acceptable to actively stigmatize.
It’s heartbreaking that people with BPD — people who so very badly need special kinds of support — are often denied it not because of a sad accident or systemic problem as is the case with many other disabilities — but because people believe that folks with BPD aren’t worth it.
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- 22 Gru 2015
Turns out that she's too toxic even for treehouse employees.
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- 5 Lip 2016
Three hundred fucking American dollars. 300. For a digital photo set of a vaguely cute butter faced batshit pedo weeb whorey womanchild.
How ? Why ?
And that 300$ set has a like, too.
Someone might have actually bought this.
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I think what's really funny is if she wasn't such a raging cunt of a person nobody would care about her moonlighting.
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- 3 Lut 2013
Go on...
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- 7 Lip 2016
Is that real? That can't be real.
300 dollars, 300 American currency dollars for PG-rated pictures of a tattoo-beslathered 6 on a good day? She expects there exist people who would pay 300 dollars to look at that "porn" in the year 2016?
The only people who would pay that kind of money, for that kind of "meh", would be dangerous stalkers. I'm talking like the seriously obsessed and mentally deranged. If anyone actually pays her for those pictures, she shouldn't be happy and flattered... terrified and armed is what she should be. Like... sleep with a gun under your pillow, because somewhere out there is a person who drives a windowless van, and fantasizes about wearing your skin.
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- 22 Gru 2015
Might be getting too optimistic there.
On the other hand, that imagery made me laugh out loud, be scared, Alison, your infame for being a pedo defender might get actual deranged pedophiles knocking on your door soon.
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- 6 Lip 2016
Never underestimate the unquenchable thirst of beta orbiters. Desert nomads in the Sahara don't get that parched.
These poor suckers are under the impression that if they throw money at the weeaboo alien hooker, she'll magically realize that he's the perfect man for her, immediately hops on a plane to him, and they live happily ever after with his collection of waifu pillows.
I think she's onto us, because I just visited the site an hour after your screenshots were posted, and it's stripped down to bare bones.
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