| reply to Noah Vail
Re: And let's not forget... Go ahead and believe what you want. When your turn comes (or your teenage son's turn, whichever the case may be), you'll see that the old addage is true. Experience truly is the best teacher. I went into law enforcement with good intentions. Like many people, I wanted to end a lot of the sickness that preys off of not just society, but families. What I found was an organization devoted not to justice, but scaring people for more money. Virtually every case that involves kiddie porn is trumped. If the government does not (and this is from the inside) have the evidence, they can create it because they know that very few people have $100,000+ to spend on a full blown investigation, trial, and appeals.
It's a money scheme and an exaggerated case that supports a whole cottage industry of cops, psychologists, lawyers, judges, and bondsmen while destroying more lives than it saves. Nobody says that there aren't sick people, but the numbers based on actual case by case evidence tells us that sick people do not account for nearly as many as KP Inc. leads us to believe. If parents would make better use of their responsibility over what their teenage children do and make them do homework instead of cybersex with their Internet squeeze, most of that stuff would disappear overnight. |
