posted on Nov, 19 2021 @ 02:18 AM
originally posted by: SeaWorthy
originally posted by: Ksihkehe
a reply to: AfterTheGoldRush
I saw a headline "Man found dead in his home".
I don't know if that was a warning, but I've been living on my lawn since then and I'm still alive.
Well IF your last name were Man and you were an important world wide criminal involved in child rape, I guess that would make sense.
Even if those things were true, sleeping on my lawn having seen that headline would still make absolutely no sense. There is no way to make this make
sense. There's no need to prepare people for her going free. It was a forgone conclusion to us here that if she got any punishment it would be nothing
near what she deserves and most people outside this sphere probably don't ever even think about it.
I don't care what weird conspiracy theories people have. I enjoy much of the weird stuff, but it offends me when people take it so far it damages the
credibility of serious people that have done serious work on child welfare and sex trafficking. This behavior gives ample excuse for people to laugh
it all away as insane conspiracy. So, I mocked the OP a little. I think we should. We should reject this behavior.
Many aren't going to like hearing this, but fake pedo-crusaders are no different than fake environmentalists. They don't do anything to actually help
or protect the one thing they claim to be focused on. It's all self-aggrandizing nonsense that makes them feel good while doing jack squat for the
mission. That offends me. They can circle-jerk all they want, but don't pretend it's some critical aspect of solving this crisis. It's an unhealthy
delusion about the realities of the situation. Elite pedophiles are a tiny part of the equation and are probably a negligible contributor to it
globally. There are millions of kids right now likely suffering unimaginably more than any Epstein Island survivor. Millions and millions suffering
and we're discussing THIS nonsense?
We don't need evidence of a conspiracy or proof. What we need is for children to be safe. A single hour a week working with at-risk kids will do more
good ending trafficking than an entire lifetime peddling bs theories on the Internet. If kids are spending their time with quality adults they aren't
on the streets getting groomed into the sex trade.
If you already do real things to help that's great. If not, then you should consider it. It's rewarding and time is the one thing that every person
has that can make a difference in the life of a child. Even if you don't ever actively help, at a minimum we should be calling out behavior that is
harmful to the cause.
a reply to:
AfterTheGoldRush
I didn't catch this comment in the reply. The above should clear up my stance on it. Instead of implying I don't care, you should prove that you do by
stopping this now that I've pointed out the obvious harm it does.
edit on 11/19/21 by Ksihkehe because: Added reply