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The classic movie "M" portrays a scenario where both the police and criminals in a city work to find a child murderer. Has there ever been a criminal so bad that other criminals worked to bring them in? If so, who were they and what they do that was considered that bad?

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Had the concept of a simp (i.e. a man being a worshipful sycophant to women with the ultimate goal of sex) always existed in pop culture? If so, what were such men called and how were they viewed?

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The classic movie "M" portrays a scenario where both the police and criminals in a city work to find a child murderer. Has there ever been a criminal so bad that other criminals worked to bring them in? If so, who were they and what they do that was considered that bad?	933
Had the concept of a simp (i.e. a man being a worshipful sycophant to women with the ultimate goal of sex) always existed in pop culture? If so, what were such men called and how were they viewed?	0