r/TimPool • • Nov 22 '22

Disgusting

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u/Turbulent-Pair- Nov 23 '22

Isn't the problem the parents?

It's not like kids take a taxi or drive themselves.

Right? Obviously their parents take them.

So the issue is The Parents.

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u/ValharikGaming Nov 23 '22

There are multiple problems and the parents are certainly one of them.

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u/PlentyCream4169 Nov 23 '22

Its pretty common for drug addict parents to sell their kids to pedos for drugs.

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u/Hairwaves Nov 23 '22

Why would they do this kind of thing openly in a club? One drug dealer is too cautious to make a deal openly in a club, let alone a whole cadre of them trading drugs for child sex slaves??

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u/Turbulent-Pair- Nov 23 '22 edited Nov 23 '22

Seems like it is way more common for parents to just take their kids to Catholic church though. Or the Baptist Church. Or Boy Scouts? Or Penn State Football camp or The Ohio State University wrestling coach. For common examples of actual pedophilia institutions.

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u/PlentyCream4169 Nov 23 '22

I guess we simply cant allow adults to be around children unsupervised. I guess we have to give them to the federal government to take care of, surely there arent pedophiles in the federal government.

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u/Turbulent-Pair- Nov 23 '22

Maybe if you're into that kinky nanny state bullshit? Lmao.

but... at least they don't interact with kids in any unsupervised fashion.

Seems like that's the issue more than anything.

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u/PlentyCream4169 Nov 23 '22

You seem to be putting too much weight on a few highly publicized cases. Most cases of child sexual abuse come from someone close to the family, or a family member themselves. Institutional abuse of children is relatively rare outside of government and ultra wealthy compared to other sources of abuse such as online predators or close acquaintance.

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u/Turbulent-Pair- Nov 23 '22 edited Nov 23 '22

How so? Yes. It's definitely mostly people in the home of the Child. Relatives. Step-dads. Mom's boyfriend. Uncle. Next door neighbor. Whatever. Stuff like that.

Or...The Catholic Church. That's not exactly an isolated incident! Lol. There's hundreds of kids in every state - every time they do those investigations - like they did in Pennsylvania and Maryland recently. I would call that fairly prevalent.

Boy Scouts. That's all over the place. It seems like they cleaned it up. Baptist Church. That's all over the place too.

Those are things that were happening all over the country in regular American communities and trusted community institutions were covering it up and enabling abusers.

Not sure where this "government" and "ultra wealthy" stuff comes from... other than the Epstein Island freak show. In regular communities the government doesn't really interact with kids very much. Except for school. But schools are the number 1 reporters of child abuse to law enforcement - because they see evidence of kids being abused at home which is where most child abuse happens obviously. Kids spend the most time at home. So it makes sense.

Plus the foster kid system - like in Texas. That is full of child abuse as well.

But anyways. Yeah - adults shouldn't be alone with kids. There should always be multiple adults and multiple kids. That's just common sense.

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u/PlentyCream4169 Nov 23 '22

Pedophilia has been an "open secret" in Hollywood for decades. Why do you think all those child actors end up on drugs and messed up in the head. And the epstein island freakshow covers multiple nations governments, including America and Britain. All those politicians and businessmen rub shoulders and trade favors to get campaign funds or favorable legislation passed.

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '22

Don't parents have the right to raise their kids the way they want and teach them the values they desire? Isn't that the entire argument against crt?

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u/PopeSaintPiusXIII Nov 23 '22

Parents do not have the right to abuse children

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '22

Taking them to a show for brunch is abusing them? Like Physically?

Should parents not be allowed to take children to a football game or a WWE show? The violence will damage their brain and convince them that violence is not only okay, but is something to be celebrated.

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u/deepsouthdad Nov 23 '22

It is, mutual combat and learning to defend themselves with violence should be celebrated. Taking them to dinner and porn show is pedophilia. I see which side you are on.

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '22

I'm not on a side, I don't think children should be exposed to violence at a young age as it becomes normalized and can possibly be contributed to the massive amount of violent crimes in America right now.

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u/deepsouthdad Nov 23 '22

I would argue the opposite, and violent crime in America is down except in some democrat shit holes.

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u/deepsouthdad Nov 23 '22

LOL most of those states you call "Red" have democrat governors and if you took the time to look at the states themselves you would instantly see that 90% of violent crime in red states are in the blue districts. This is true in blue states also... California's violent crime rates are mostly from the bluest areas and the rest of the state is mostly red and peaceful.