An eleven year old girl in Texas had sexual intercourse with a group of older males from fourteen to twenty-seven. The nation was shocked and we were seated for a national outcry against such profane acts of abuse.
Then people from around the nation came to the defense of the males who abused the eleven year old girl.
Blame her parents.
Blame the system.
Blame her.
Dear lord. Has Nambla finally succeeded in some small way?
Perhaps in the race to be the first activist on the scene, some people are not thinking what they are saying through, but they grab the attention of the crowd and form an opinion such as those expressed by Quanell X. By the time rational minds come to the scene, it is too later. Quanell already has swayed public opinion and made the town a place a little less safe for little girls to live in. I can forgive the lawyer. It is a lawyer's job to help the client. But Quanell? Who the hell is he?
I would encourage any and all readers to please post something, somewhere to undo the damage done in that town and sway that town's opinion the other way again. People like Jane Velez-Mitchell has helped by writing opinions for CNN and other news papers. Now it is the nation's turn to help.
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