Anyone here read Stephen King's it? Why do the adults just ignore all the shit that goes on in that town...

Anyone here read Stephen King's it? Why do the adults just ignore all the shit that goes on in that town? Like all the missing kids. Why not move? Or try to figure out what's going on?

Because it affects their minds. They do however, move a lot.

As the book goes on, it shows that many people are aware of IT, or may have even seen it themselves, but they either ignore it or don't understand it. Some seem aware and kind of accept it though. But like I said, a lot of people do leave town, during it's feeding stages, there's always a mass migration out of town.

What was the meaning behind the underage gangbang?

Why is this same picture used to make a stupid thoughtless post about that pulpy book every day? OP is it you that makes this same thread every day? Have you not read it and are hoping to read it by getting people to respond and tell you about it?

The migrations out of town are also one reason why many of the murdered people are never reported, because it's assumed they just left town.

They're trapped in the sewers and realize they have to stop being kids in order to get out so they therefore no longer kids

It means that being underage is the perfect time, and the sewer is the perfect place for a gangbang. I've found this to be true as well.

I understand it's a fictional book but let's be real here if this many people and kids disapeared in 1 town there'd be an FBI investigation

They bring that up in the book a lot of times, the explanation is that IT won't allow it. It is basically the town itself, and can affect everything in it.

it's also implied that IT has a habit of getting others to do it's dirty work, like with henry bowers. but they also mention the police chief was involved in that gangland shooting. So it has a habit of making other complicit in it's crimes, so that they're willing to cover up for it, whether they're aware of it or not.