Hot on the heels of the Matthew Heimbach sex scandal, the Alt-Right is about to be hit by another one, after it was revealed that Canadian YouTube vlogger Jean-Francois Gariepy, one of the stars of the recent "bloodsports" debates, has been accused of "misconduct" towards a number of women.
The allegations include "sexually grooming" a developmentally disabled Hispanic teenager with the mental age of a pre-pubescent girl, making this technically a case of mental paedophilia.
As reported by the muck-racking, cuckservative Daily Beast site:
"A child-custody case with [Gariepy]'s third wife includes allegations that [he] engaged in misconduct with an undergraduate he supervised at Duke [University]. Gariepy’s wife won sole custody of their newborn after presenting evidence that Gariepy had threatened to abduct the baby to Canada while his [US] visa was dependent on their marriage.
While that case was ongoing, Gariepy lost a guardianship dispute over an autistic 19-year-old whom a counselor assessed as having 'the social and mental maturity of a 10- or 11-year-old child.' Gariepy, who met the young woman online and entered into a sexual relationship with her, claimed in court that the young woman was his pregnant fiancée, although blood tests revealed that she was not pregnant.
In an interview, Gariepy denied allegations that he had acted improperly and that he had attempted to marry or impregnate women for U.S. immigration purposes, calling the allegations a smear campaign by 'leftist women."
While shagging an autistic Hispanic woman with a mental age of 10 or 11 doesn't necessarily disprove any of the ideas of the Alt-Right, it is nevertheless bad optics and another case of a proponent of Alt-Right ideas failing to live up to the movement's ideals.
Gariepy? More like Ga-"rapey", LOL.
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