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Who is portraying the family "as a bunch of out of control sexual predators"?
You are.
Who is portraying the family "as a bunch of out of control sexual predators"?
And you get this where? Have you seen the interview with Megyn Kelly? Go to 17:10 where they said dredging this whole thing up is a "re-victimization that is a 1000 times worse. THIS IS SOMETHING THAT WAS ALREADY DEALT WITH. WE'VE ALREADY FORGIVEN JOSH. WE'VE ALREADY MOVED ON." She said the InTouch story wasn't true, that everything was distorted. They're all angry that this has been publicized.
Seems to me it was the 'distant past'. They had moved on from it, and now people with a desire to ruin lives dredge up what children did, and portray this family as a bunch of out-of-control sexual predators. The whole media frenzy is really pretty sick.
I am the lone voice crying in the wilderness. Do not pity me, for I am used to it.
I have said that I don't think a teenage boy groping his sisters is a serious crime. I stand by that assessment. But I am pretty much alone (meaning "in the extreme minority") in my opinion, and therefore TP's statement that "no one" is suggesting it isn't a serious crime gets to stand because by "no one" it was presumed that he meant "in general and for the most part".
Maybe you don't get what no one and everyone means. He didn't say most people or very few. He said no one. A poll doesn't need to be taken when you have written word.
Again, it's rare that someone takes a poll of every human being in the universe and determines definitively that "no one" or "everyone" has exactly the same opinion. That shouldn't have to be specified in casual English conversation.
Could you define no one and everyone?
In fairness though, that was only two of his victims. Do we know if the others feel the same way?
You are.
I really don't care. It was something that happened 14 years ago, the family dealt with it, Josh got help and came back a better person, he has since gotten married and has kids, they all moved on with their lives. Not one bit of this is anyone's business; but folks sure love to make it their business.
Dredging this up serves no other purpose than for people that hate people like the Duggars to take their cheap stabs at this family in an effort to ruin their lives. Some people have nothing better to do in their pathetically hateful lives.
What is it you want to argue about?
Not your pedantic nitpickery, that's for sure.
in relation to ?
a group of 10 no one would [probably] be 0
a group of 100 no one could be 0 probably less that 5
a group of 10,000 no one could be less than 1000
the population of the United States [aprox 325 million] no one could be less that 10,000,000
'no one / everyone' is relative to the outrage being portrayed in the media ...
... everyone I know wants drugger hung in the city square [I have 10 friends on facebook]
... everyone I know Wants the drugger matter dropped - I have a blog follow by 10,000 people
Not your pedantic nitpickery, that's for sure.
That's fine. You are entitled to your opinion. For me, I haven't really made my mind up about this yet. On the face, it seems disturbing that he has more than a couple victims and some are outside of his family. Having said that, you replied to a post where I showed a guy he was wrong. He said nobody was not saying these incidents were serious crimes and that everybody said they were. I pointed out what you are now saying.
What is it you want to argue about?
It would seem, based on the promise of privacy to the victims, that there actually WAS an expectation of privacy. One of the problems with how this has been handled is that it is now less likely a victim will come forward for fear their story will be "leaked" as well.no, this was a public record. there is no expectation of privacy.
The family took the child to the police three years before the police report, so they handled it in the way you deemed "proper". Or, besides counseling for all involved, punishment of the perpetrator, and police involvement at the time, what else would you have had them do?Its a shame that this coming out now dredged up the bad memories for these girls, including the one that wasn't his sister. But that is really the fault of the parents for not handleing this properly when he was a minor and for thrusting their family into the public eye. If they hadn't chosen to put their family life on display no one would have known who they were even if this did come out.
put the blame where it belongs people. you guys are usually all for exposing other peoples public records
It's a common tactic I've seen you use before.
I think what she said, and said well, is that I wasn't actually wrong. She said that the vast majority of people on here who have been charged with saying it's no big deal have said it's a big deal. Prior to my saying that, Vrai had not said (to the best of my recollection) that it wasn't something wrong.
Your recollection is wrong. She said a number of times prior to you making that statement that it was no big deal.
In the strictest sense of the words, "no one" would mean absolutely not a single person on the face of the earth. In the real world, where people just talk, "no one" means "none of the people you're accusing of this are saying what you're accusing them of".
I, nor you were talking about all the people on earth. YOU were talking about the people in this thread, where about 30% of them expressed that they did not think this was a serious crime. That's where you went wrong.
So, if you need to be right, you are technically right. If you want to talk like the average person does, I wasn't wrong.
You are the person who commented on MY post. This_person was the one who was talking about people in this thread when he said NO ONE. You are making assumptions in your silly little head about things and when shown to be wrong, attempt to belittle people. It's a common tactic I've seen you use before. My skin is as thick as your scull, so your attempts at insulting me are to no avail.
I don't need to be right....I just am. You can't even get the fact right here.
It would seem, based on the promise of privacy to the victims, that there actually WAS an expectation of privacy. One of the problems with how this has been handled is that it is now less likely a victim will come forward for fear their story will be "leaked" as well.The family took the child to the police three years before the police report, so they handled it in the way you deemed "proper". Or, besides counseling for all involved, punishment of the perpetrator, and police involvement at the time, what else would you have had them do?
Being "on display", as I mentioned previously, is not a reason to suggest they have no privacy. Should their medical records be public? Should their discussions with lawyers no longer have confidentiality? How about private fears they discuss with family members when the cameras are not on - should their house be bugged to make sure those things are public?
Thinking that just because they're on TV they have no right to privacy is lunacy.
Okay, Midnight, you win
But, what I said was that the people to which I was referring were the ones you said were not saying it. You said I said it was no big deal, and I didn't. You said Psy said it was no big deal, and Psy never did. Please provide the 30% calculation (who do you think believe it is not a big deal to vs. those who believe it is a big deal divided by the total number of posters in this thread). TYVM