Anonymous wrote:And Q says its Dems who are part of a pedo ring. Womp womp.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How messed up a human has to be to enjoy Child Porn. Think about it. This is not sexuality. This is something so unnatural, inhuman and disgusting.
There were researchers who wanted to study pedophiles (the article I saw came out maybe a decade ago?) because there is some suspicion that this is something that arises in humans sometimes, and they suspect that there are more pedophiles out there, ones who do not offend. I believe the GOP shouted it down; imagine if they’d been able to glean some ways to identify pedophiles and prevent them from victimizing children.
Anonymous wrote:The Duggar family statement
https://www.duggarfamily.com/2021/04/duggar-family-statement-2/
They hope this will be resolved quickly lol.![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am a Christian who attends a fairly conservative non-denominational church and this family embarrasses me. The cultishness is just next level with IBLP.
Yeah Quiverfulls are pretty cultish and don’t represent mainstream Christianity by any means.
However much of conservative evangelical Christianity in the USA has gone cultish under Trumpism too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How messed up a human has to be to enjoy Child Porn. Think about it. This is not sexuality. This is something so unnatural, inhuman and disgusting.
There were researchers who wanted to study pedophiles (the article I saw came out maybe a decade ago?) because there is some suspicion that this is something that arises in humans sometimes, and they suspect that there are more pedophiles out there, ones who do not offend. I believe the GOP shouted it down; imagine if they’d been able to glean some ways to identify pedophiles and prevent them from victimizing children.
It never ceases to amaze me how posters can find things to blame the "gop" for.
Anonymous wrote:I am a Christian who attends a fairly conservative non-denominational church and this family embarrasses me. The cultishness is just next level with IBLP.
Anonymous wrote:I wish there was some kind of fund we could contribute to to get Anna some freedom. She depends on that family. She needs to be free. I can't imagine how she is feeling. It IS a cult and I cannot blame her one bit. Poor innocent 20-something thought she was marrying her "king" and look who it ended up being. Poor, poor woman. [/quot
Anna's brother offered this back during the Ashley Madison crap. She declined.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I read that JimBob told everyone his arrest was imminent and not to talk to the media. Can any lawyers here tell the not-lawyers among us how common it is for someone to be given that level of notice and be allowed to turn themselves in? Bc that seems very measured compare to stories I’ve read about door being busted down for crimes that are much more innocuous.
In federal cases, it is not uncommon to know indictment is imminent - it’s the when and what exactly it’ll cover that’s the secret
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How messed up a human has to be to enjoy Child Porn. Think about it. This is not sexuality. This is something so unnatural, inhuman and disgusting.
Tell me about it. I prosecuted a child porn case - just one - and I still have never gotten over the evidence I had to review. I won’t even describe it to you because it would rip your souls to shreds, too. Worst thing was the victim in one series of photos was a doppelgänger for my beloved little freckle faced ginger haired niece when she was a toddler. I still have nightmares a decade later. And daymares.
DP. That would damage me for life. Seriously thank you for doing what you did.
Don’t thank me - it was accidental, the child porn allegations were pursuant to a probation revocation on a wholly different underlying conviction. State prosecutors don’t handle child pornography typically - it’s entirely in the purview of federal prosecutors because it’s a federal crime and the penalties are severe. My respect goes to the AUSAs who work in the child pornography divisions of US Attorneys offices nationwide. They look at that stuff every single day of their working lives - and some of them have to go home to spouses and kids afterwards. Brutal.
And some people wonder why lawyers have such high rates of substance use disorder, divorce and suicide. We ain’t all biglaw raking in the cash and enjoying our second beach homes. Not by a long shot.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm betting Anna made an anonymous phone call to Homeland Security tip line to turn in her husband. It's a win-win. Her husband would be locked up, she will no longer be bound to him, the kids are protected, etc.
Yes. I wouldn't be surprised if she hadn't facilitated this entire discovery. At the very least, she must be so relieved to be rid of him.
If she wanted to get rid of him, she would have divorced him, a long time ago. This will be a long and drawn out case (if he isn't pleading guilty), and he will not be held in custody the entire time. I have no opinion of whether she is a victim or an enabler, but, given their family's history with law enforcement, the media, and political/religious beliefs, there is no way she thinks turning him into the authorities is going to be the best thing for her family.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Okay so let me get this straight- Anna KNEW about the investigation and still went on to have another baby with him! I had sympathy for her but no more
Why is it so hard to believe that she herself might have been raped?
this cult teaches girls/women that they CANNOT say no to their husbands