1. There is a certain trade-off between the input and the outcome. “They know the system. They also want to win.” They were young, and did not really have a choice.

2. It happens everywhere. Maggie was kicked off the Olympic team for ‘no reason’. The selection process uesd to slience.

3. The image of USA Gymnatics is related to huge profit. That’s why they want to keep this thing down and protect their reputation.

4. Again. It happens everywhere. The survivers were told/ made to believe that they are the problems.

5. Nassar used his position of power to abuse those powerless girls who had already been mentally abused by coach and suffered from physical pain every single day. Just like the trade-off I mentioned in point 1, they had no access to contact their parents during training. Could you imagine that they told their friends or teammates about it and found that they all had the same experience? How can they know it is actually wrong? Just like one of the surviver said, ‘You gave us candies and called the coaches monsters, and I thought you were on my side.’ “He is the only one who treated me ‘well’ when everyone else was abusing me.”

6. Those girls should never met Nassar if any one of the people in charge called the police immediately as required by the law. During the investigation, Nassar is still carrying on treatment with sexual misconduct. Time and the voices are more than important.

7. “You have the right. But you also have responsibility when you made all those profit from US Gymnatics. Dont you think you have the responsibility?”

8. “Children worth everything laws offer to protect them.”