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pizzathrowaway ago

well, if i was one of those kids' parents and IF indeed there was no scandal and everything was fine, i could see how I would be focusing on protecting my kid and trying to get his/her face off the internet and get as far away from the whole thing as possible. and i also am not sure that parents are gonna be net-savvy enough to even KNOW where to come out and say anything, like they'd see the MSM accounts and think "any reasonable person will know this is fake", like, if they haven't read all the detailed allegations etc.

Throwthisaway33 ago

I'm not a parent, so I have no idea how I would react or, obviously, how anyone else would react. That being said, it would be soo easy for one of them to do an interview with CNN or wherever to say that James is in fact a good person/friend and we trust him with our child. It just makes way more sense (to me at least) for them to stay completely silent if they are complicit/nonexistent.

pizzathrowaway ago

well, CNN etc isn't even covering it

Throwthisaway33 ago

True. That makes it even more suspect though imo. I just think its such an easy 'conspiracy' to discredit. If one of these parents came forward and said something, it would be enough for the vast majority of people to throw the claims out as garbage. Being silent only fuels the fire and that's why I think there is actually something to all of this.

pizzathrowaway ago

Right, but when people have spoken out (like Amanda on this radio show) people are just saying that they're lying shills, i can see how i'd be scared into silence (IF i was a parent and IF there really was nothing to the scandal.)

llm2016 ago

People call them shills, because they have never addressed anything specific. I don't think you can honestly say that they have "spoken out".