The pillaging of the sexuality of children is sickeningly rampant to the point one is forced to wonder what the fuck type of relationships do parents/guardians have with their children in these circumstances?
Over the decades we've had thousands of youngsters raped and abused by Hollywood lechers, Islamists, Catholic priests, and so on into what seems to be thousands of other corners and halls stretching across the world where parents are feeding these kids fucking green beans and bologna sandwiches for dinner in front of cartoon shows on rainy Tuesday nights after some damn long school day filled with impatient teachers and untied shoes while later in the week little Johnny or Nancy are being forced into grisly activities with dark insidious evil men.
I can't even begin to comprehend why there isn't more outrage over this. Ending the sexual abuse of children on a worldwide scale should be the priority of the fucking human race yet it seems to take goddamn decades to even DISCOVER patterns and systems of toe-curling abuses of these kids.
An acquaintance said to me after I mentioned the rampant child abuse going on on the planet...."Haven't we always known this." And that was it. She has no idea nor wants to know any more.
That response strikes me as relatively sociopathic. Usually there's just a flood of social cues to indicate that bringing up the subject was a breech of unspoken conversational norms--looking away, mumbling something and quickly changing the subject, creating a distraction, pretending nothing was said, etc.
Yup....head in the sand (or somewhere else).
Have mentioned other things as well, but got the comment "I've got my blinders on...too busy with art".
Must talk about only "nice" things with most people, I've realized.
It should tear out the heart of every parent and every person. I am beyond understanding why they are not at every Church Door demanding their hides. Making a young boy stand in the position of Christ on the Cross while naked while they took pictures of them, well it can make someone feel so sick. I can't believe that Christ is not up in heaven with tears rolling down His Face. tears
Part of the reluctance to express rage could be the feelings of guilt people have for allowing it to happen--for serving their children up to these disgusting rapists on a silver platter, no questions asked, for centuries.
It's called evil, apathy, ignorance, helplessness, selfishness, and fear. It sickens me to read this article. And we wonder why people are screwed up. We must stop thinking only of ourselves and do whatever we can to help victims.
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Elbower_of_Quants ago
The pillaging of the sexuality of children is sickeningly rampant to the point one is forced to wonder what the fuck type of relationships do parents/guardians have with their children in these circumstances?
Over the decades we've had thousands of youngsters raped and abused by Hollywood lechers, Islamists, Catholic priests, and so on into what seems to be thousands of other corners and halls stretching across the world where parents are feeding these kids fucking green beans and bologna sandwiches for dinner in front of cartoon shows on rainy Tuesday nights after some damn long school day filled with impatient teachers and untied shoes while later in the week little Johnny or Nancy are being forced into grisly activities with dark insidious evil men.
I can't even begin to comprehend why there isn't more outrage over this. Ending the sexual abuse of children on a worldwide scale should be the priority of the fucking human race yet it seems to take goddamn decades to even DISCOVER patterns and systems of toe-curling abuses of these kids.
Blacksmith21 ago
It's because the victims' parents are also products of the "system".
3141592653 ago
Beautifully put
Factfinder2 ago
Well said. The depth and scope of the problem and the general public's resistance to acknowledging it boggles the mind. They don't want to know.
Baichu ago
An acquaintance said to me after I mentioned the rampant child abuse going on on the planet...."Haven't we always known this." And that was it. She has no idea nor wants to know any more.
Factfinder2 ago
That response strikes me as relatively sociopathic. Usually there's just a flood of social cues to indicate that bringing up the subject was a breech of unspoken conversational norms--looking away, mumbling something and quickly changing the subject, creating a distraction, pretending nothing was said, etc.
Baichu ago
Yup....head in the sand (or somewhere else). Have mentioned other things as well, but got the comment "I've got my blinders on...too busy with art". Must talk about only "nice" things with most people, I've realized.
carmencita ago
It should tear out the heart of every parent and every person. I am beyond understanding why they are not at every Church Door demanding their hides. Making a young boy stand in the position of Christ on the Cross while naked while they took pictures of them, well it can make someone feel so sick. I can't believe that Christ is not up in heaven with tears rolling down His Face. tears
Factfinder2 ago
Part of the reluctance to express rage could be the feelings of guilt people have for allowing it to happen--for serving their children up to these disgusting rapists on a silver platter, no questions asked, for centuries.
carmencita ago
Yes, I am sure. But I have no remorse for them. Things Must Change. I am hoping this in someway makes some difference.
lamplight ago
It's called evil, apathy, ignorance, helplessness, selfishness, and fear. It sickens me to read this article. And we wonder why people are screwed up. We must stop thinking only of ourselves and do whatever we can to help victims.