Elmer K. Yoder wrote:
So the moderator is a thief?

GSTexas wrote:
I for one am glad they removed his posts. He is doing nothing but spamming this thread with nonsense.

My jaw literally dropped open watching a video of five sweet-faced little girls serving as poster children in a campaign to empower feminism. The girls, between ages 6 and 13, were dressed up in princess costumes and spewing explicatives that I refuse to print here.

These little darlings were vehemently angry about the way society treats women, pointing out pay inequality, sexual assault, a hyper-focus on looks and even rape. The children, for example, cited chilling statistics that I've heard many times before: 1 in 5 girls will be raped or sexually assaulted by a man. That is tragic and disgusting. Nevertheless, filling young girls mouth with filth for shock value is not going to stop pedophiles and rapists.

I wonder what Isis position is on little princesses dropping F-bombs in their attempt to fight feminism.

Troll Spotter wrote:
The idiocy continues from an apparently deranged troll.
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Troll Spotter wrote:
Still here, troll?

BTW John UK, you haven't answered Ernest LeClaire's guess yet. He is probably wondering if he is who he thinks he is so don't keep him wondering tell him yes or no.

Margo Kaplan, who teaches law at Rutgers University, used The New York Times as a platform to opine about the stigma pedophilia carries. The stigma, she laments, makes it difficult for adults with sexual attractions to children to get help.