A prominent youth volleyball coach has been accused of sexually abusing six underage girls 'hundreds of times' in the 1980s.
Rick Butler, once considered the 'most powerful coach in youth volleyball', is facing a 72-page class action lawsuit filed in federal court in Illinois on Tuesday.
It really makes you wonder if "women's volleyball" was set up as an Olympic sport by the Pedocracy the same way kids' gameshows and the bratpack movies were set up by Pedowood -- to create a pipeline of nubile young flesh for them to feast on.
I actually liked the Hunger Game books (the movies, not so much). Yes, the tributes are peddled as prostitutes (as well as a reference to one of the "peacekeepers" in the District who preys on desperate young girls trading food for sex -- kind of like those UN peacekeepers ... hmm).
I think the book itself has a very different message than the way the message was twisted for the movie. But, that is just my take on it. The movie glamorizes the violence while the book makes it clear that the punishment meted out by the gov't was designed to be the worst possible and to discourage any rebellion. They didn't just come after you for attempting to rebel -- they targeted your children.
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Vindicator ago
It really makes you wonder if "women's volleyball" was set up as an Olympic sport by the Pedocracy the same way kids' gameshows and the bratpack movies were set up by Pedowood -- to create a pipeline of nubile young flesh for them to feast on.
Let's document every frickin' scrap of evidence.
Giving this the "New Evidence" flair, LT.
UlyssesEMcGill ago
Have you read (puke) The Hunger Games?
Their olympic athletes are fucktoys for the elite.
scarlettm512 ago
I actually liked the Hunger Game books (the movies, not so much). Yes, the tributes are peddled as prostitutes (as well as a reference to one of the "peacekeepers" in the District who preys on desperate young girls trading food for sex -- kind of like those UN peacekeepers ... hmm).
I think the book itself has a very different message than the way the message was twisted for the movie. But, that is just my take on it. The movie glamorizes the violence while the book makes it clear that the punishment meted out by the gov't was designed to be the worst possible and to discourage any rebellion. They didn't just come after you for attempting to rebel -- they targeted your children.
UlyssesEMcGill ago
The first book is ok, even good.
The second is devoid of orginality, and fails where the first succeeds, very weak.
The third shouldn't even be considered as a book. It's a dung-heap constructed from words.