I came to this series after watching "Shiny Happy People", and was still astounded at how normalized these kinds of abuse and systems of power are within fundamentalist sects. Arranged marriages sound familiar enough, but with underage girls? To men who could be their grandfather? Grotesque.
KSPO was a tough watch for me-- I had to pace myself between episodes. The accounts given by those who used to be involved were haunting, and the idea that these cults are still being run today (even if remotely) is horrific. These systems of power only function by making abuse of all kinds acceptable, and I don't think anyone with decent morals would support this kind of thing.
I would recommend watching KSPO, but it is not an uplifting "justice is served!" docuseries.
KSPO was a tough watch for me-- I had to pace myself between episodes. The accounts given by those who used to be involved were haunting, and the idea that these cults are still being run today (even if remotely) is horrific. These systems of power only function by making abuse of all kinds acceptable, and I don't think anyone with decent morals would support this kind of thing.
I would recommend watching KSPO, but it is not an uplifting "justice is served!" docuseries.