philbymon wrote:
Um..that's what happened in the bible's story of incest, isn't it?
That was thousands of years ago Phil. Anything more recent?
philbymon wrote: This is NOT "G" material, Craig, & has no business on family tv.
Oprah is hardly "family tv". But why shouldn't it be seen on family tv? Should the fact that there are pedophiles out there, who would kidnap a little girl to torture, rape and then murder her, be mentioned on tv? The fact that there are people out there who don't respect children as children, makes it impossible, if not irresponsible, for a child to be allowed to be a simple naive and unconcerned child. There are too many dangers out there, with bad people being on the top of the list. Children SHOULD be made aware of what improper touching is, and what bad people are capable of, and how they can help to protect themselves. I know of several stories off the top of my head where a child was abducted WHILE the parents were in the house. The child must be made aware for their own benefit.
philbymon wrote:We don't need to show the whole world our scars to get that healing done. It exposes the victim to ridicule & disbelief, as can be seen here.
LMAO!
You mean, had she kept her mouth shut, it would have protected her from people like... uh.... YOU!
That's priceless Phil. You get to be victimizer with your attacks, and then you get to be protector with your philosophy of silence. You like getting it both ways don't you?
This was almost... almost but not quite... as good as when people were sharing their "good deeds" and you criticized sharing good deeds publicly, but then in the next sentence, shared your own. I almost pissed myself at how immoral you were, and boldly so. You criticized everyone, by default, for sharing their own good deeds, and after doing so, you were sure to share your own. You got to be superior by judging everyone for sharing their good deeds in public, and then you got to ALSO join in, and share your own good deeds. You made it so you could benefit on both sides.
Now, you are mocking a victim, while pretending to have the keys to protecting the victim (the victim you simultaneouly mock) and then you even blame the victim, for YOU MOCKING HER. It's her fault that you are able to mock her, so not only is she responsible for her father's victimization, she is responsible for your victimization of her too.
You are a real piece of work.
But I know.... secretly (as you told us) where it counts most (even though you told us publicly) you really are a softy, well, at least when it comes to repairing roofs you are. But, girls who were raped by their own fathers... no sympathy from you on that one. Maybe if her roof was leaking, you would have felt something... but.. oh well, she can't expect that much bad luck in a lifetime can she?
Father fixes and injects her first needle. Once she is hooked, he rapes her when she is passed out. Woops... what the hell? A tornado just took the roof off!!!
Nope. Too much to ask for. She'll just have to live without the secret softy Phil's roof fixin sympathies I guess.
philbymon wrote:Any number of us probably have horrid stories from our youth to "share," Craig (I know that I do), but we don't all share it, do we? The ppl who successfully overcome their traumas should be celebrated.
That was brilliant Phil.
Let's recap:
We should keep our traumas secret. And yet, we should celebrate those who overcome such traumas, even though we won't know what they've overcome, cause they kept it secret. So, I guess we will just assume that anyone who has succeded, may have overcome some adverse trauma, and we will celebrate them for overcoming it, though we can't know for sure, whether they really overcame anything at all.
Don't bother explaining.
I'm sure that to you, it made sense somehow.
philbymon wrote:Show the world that you have become a better, stronger person in spite of life's challenges, & you've done something to be proud of.
A pride that actually, no one can experience, if they follow the other part of your advice, which is to keep it all secret... what did you say? Oh yeah... FOREVER!
philbymon wrote:This woman has done no one any favors with her little expose', & she may have actually done irreparable harm with her actions.
Wow. Irreperable harm. Exposing a child molesting father publicly could do irreperable harm to the world. Whereas, conversely, protecting his crimes FOREVER would potentially improve the world greatly somehow.
You aren't a member of NAMBLA by any chance are you?
philbymon wrote:
Nor do I think that this in any way proves that she should be rewarded with her new-found celebrity status. Once again, she's done nothing to earn it but what she's done all along - bring the world down.
I guess everyone who thought that she became famous by being cast in American Graffitti at 12 was mistaken. And the ones who thought she was famous playing Julie Cooper on One Day at a Time were wrong also? She was also a member of the Mamas and the Papas for a brief period.
And Wikipedia lists these:
In 1999, Phillips co-starred with Cara DeLizia in the Disney Channel series So Weird, playing a fictional rock star. She sang original songs written by Jon Cooksey and Ann Marie Montade. In the 2002, she appeared in the Disney Channel original movie Double Teamed. Phillips has since guest starred on episodes of ER, Without a Trace, 7th Heaven, and Cold Case.
Apparently she is famous WITHOUT the drug addiction, and can get work from Hollywood as long as she is coherent enough to show up.
Other child stars have done porn films and robbed banks to satisfy their drug addictions, but it is Mackenzie, not them, who is bringing "the world" down in your mind.
Why would that be?
One would really wonder why you are so personally invested in covering up these kinds of acts?
philbymon wrote:I can agree, however, that her dad probably wasn't a good father, seeing how his kids turned out.
Probably?
Probably?
The state declared both he and his wife as unfit parents. He admits in his own autobiography that he injected himself on average EVERY 15 MINUTES with Heroine and cocaine. He raped his daughter. He introduced her to drugs. He gave her, her first injection.
But "probably" he was a bad father, based on your dislike for his daughter Mackenzie. Not for sure. Just probably.
Wow.
Is this a woman problem? Do you hate women or something?
Otherwise, how is Mackenzie "Trash" for being a drug addict, whereas her admittedly drug addicted father is only "probably" a bad father?
They were
BOTH drug addicts, but you characterize them far differently.
Mackenzie is "trash" and "bringing the world down" for being a drug addict, yet her father is only "probably" a bad father for being a drug addict too.
Remember awhile back, when you argued that women should be treated the same as men, and not afforded any special protection, even though they were disproportionately the target of violent crimes by men? You just couldn't muster any sympathy for them then either.
Why is that?
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