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Topic	33 y/o PASTOR is BRUTALLY Beaten after he TOUCHED a Little BOY!! Look at him!!!
adjl 09/26/21 12:12:02 PM #16:	BlackScythe0 posted... Uh... there is no evidence he did that. Kid had to go to the bus stop for school, dad was concerned about his kid and waited to see if he was ok. Is he not supposed to go to the bus stop again? It's one thing for the dad to potentially take off work to watch him for a day and see if anything was going on it's another to completely change their schedule. You guys seem to be victim blaming here, the kid going to his bus is not luring a predator. He's not being used as bait. He's literally just going where he belongs. It's not his or his fathers fault the predator attacked the child. You two are disgusting. I could also see it going that way. Duckbear's choice of words just makes it sound like the father set a trap for the guy, not that the kid was going about his regular daily life and the father was keeping an eye on him because he knew the area was dangerous, but that's certainly another plausible interpretation. That said, that's still a matter of the dad saying "I know there's a risk here, but rather than protecting my son by waiting at the bus stop with him and deterring the guy from ever trying anything, I'm going to try to catch him in the act." However he went about it, he chose to put his son in harm's way for the sake of catching a criminal. That's not blaming him or his son for being victimized, that's blaming him for bringing his son into his vigilante fantasy. Saying that, however, I don't think that should in any way take away from the response to the criminal himself. Much like I don't have any sympathy for people that try to break into bait cars ("I'm only a thief when it looks like I'll get away with it!" isn't much of a basis to claim innocence), dude molested a kid. That's never okay, he deserves everything he got, and I'm glad this sting operation worked out as well as it did. I just hope the father doesn't make a habit of schemes like this, because he or (more likely) his son could get seriously hurt. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:958430553] in 33 y/o PAS... [t:79679923]...</cite> <quote>BlackScythe0 posted... </cite> <quote>Uh... there is no evidence he did that. Kid had to go to the bus stop for school, dad was concerned about his kid and waited to see if he was ok. Is he not supposed to go to the bus stop again? It's one thing for the dad to potentially take off work to watch him for a day and see if anything was going on it's another to completely change their schedule. You guys seem to be victim blaming here, the kid going to his bus is not luring a predator. He's not being used as bait. He's literally just going where he belongs. It's not his or his fathers fault the predator attacked the child. You two are disgusting.</quote> I could also see it going that way. Duckbear's choice of words just makes it sound like the father set a trap for the guy, not that the kid was going about his regular daily life and the father was keeping an eye on him because he knew the area was dangerous, but that's certainly another plausible interpretation. That said, that's still a matter of the dad saying "I know there's a risk here, but rather than protecting my son by waiting at the bus stop with him and deterring the guy from ever trying anything, I'm going to try to catch him in the act." However he went about it, he chose to put his son in harm's way for the sake of catching a criminal. That's not blaming him or his son for being victimized, that's blaming him for bringing his son into his vigilante fantasy. Saying that, however, I don't think that should in any way take away from the response to the criminal himself. Much like I don't have any sympathy for people that try to break into bait cars ("I'm only a thief when it looks like I'll get away with it!" isn't much of a basis to claim innocence), dude molested a kid. That's never okay, he deserves everything he got, and I'm glad this sting operation worked out as well as it did. I just hope the father doesn't make a habit of schemes like this, because he or (more likely) his son could get seriously hurt. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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