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I'm not in the least bit surprised. This shit has always been a lie. Some years ago, I started keeping track of how many kids were murdered by "sex offenders" in the U.S. every year. Strangely, for a country so preoccupied with child sex crimes, that data was nowhere in their criminal justice statistics. It just didn't exist and probably still doesn't exist. And do you know why? Because those numbers are ASTOUNDINGLY LOW! So, I started counting. My assumption was, any murder of a child by a "sex offender" is overwhelming likely to be reported in the press because such an event is a press payday like no other. So I created a number of different Google News alerts using variations of keywords like child kidnapping, pedophile murders child, sex offender arrested in child murder, etc. and I let it run for about two years. In that time, I actually found two murders of kids that were sexually motivated in the U.S. Yes, it's possible that one, maybe two, were somehow unreported, but, even though that seems very hard to believe, it would still only bring the number up to four in a two-year period, in a country with a population of three-hundred-thirty million people. That makes such a crime extraordinarily rare, by any standards. [Note: I believe the two murders happened within a one year period with no murders in the other year, but I don't have it in front of me] When I researched the number of kids murdered by a parent, grandparent, stepmother or stepfather or the mother's boyfriend, the number rocketed to more than six-hundred per year! Still, that's a relatively low number given our population but vastly worse than two. Actually, since it's the beginning of the year, I'm going to do this again starting today. We'll see what we have in a year's time. So, rather than jumping on any bandwagon in the mistaken belief that crimes like "child sex trafficking" actually exist in anything but the rarest of circumstances or that the ages of the "child" aren't actually just slightly below eighteen, we should take the time to find out the truth of these allegations which, invariably, come from moral entrepreneurs and hysterics on the same very cynical and destructive project that has fucked us so completely. No one will respect you for "taking a stand" against phantoms that don't exist so that you can virtue-impress the normies. For one thing, they still won't respect us and, for another, we'll have lost our own self-respect by joining the mob with pitchforks and torches. I suggest, rather than issuing condemnations, issue a policy statement saying what you do and do not support. There is a significant difference. Resist the urge to put on a high-minded moral performance. It's unbecoming and icky. |