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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This story makes me sad all around. Especially because if this was something he overcame it doesn't matter, the court of public opinion will make him and anyone associated with him a pariah.[/quote]

Me too, publicizing this seems horrible to me, all involved were minors and now those girls have been outed to literally the whole world as having been molested by their older brother, which has to be incredibly traumatizing. I'm unclear on why anyone finds justice in this having come out. Those poor girls. I can't imagine a single one of them ever once wished for the whole world to know they were victims of incestuous abuse by a brother, and I very seriously doubt this is the outcome they would have wanted for him either.
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Then maybe their gross parents should have gotten their brother some real help. Or not gone on a frickin' reality show knowing that their awful negligent behavior would eventually come out.[/quote]

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Thems the brakes when your idiot parents decide to take your freak show on the tube - your business becomes everyone's business. And those girls did NOTHING wrong. Justice does come from outing a sick, incestuous freak who formerly worked for a hate group.[/quote]

If he worked for planned parenthood would you be less gleeful?[/quote]

You cannot compare Planned Parenthood, whose mission is to provide healthcare to everyone including the disadvantaged, to an organization who maligns an entire group of the population as "dangerous" to children all the while employing men of doubtful character. Before any of the anti-choice crowd jumps down my throat about abortions and planned parenthood, the percentage of the business taken up by abortion is 3%. They put in much more work to prevent abortions from happening in the first place by providing sexual education and family planning knowledge to the public.[/quote]

Wasn't comparing. Was asking a question that wasn't answered.[/quote]

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