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- 31 de Dic, 2020
Oh yeah I am not denying that he is right about that.While he's right, it's also disingenuous. By the numbers, kids are much more likely to be abused the farthest they are from their families. Same with kids of single moms, they are much more likely to be abused than kids from more traditional families.
He is just using this statistic to downplay the concept of stranger danger essentially.
To me it seems obvious that he is trying to normalize children talking to strangers online since thats how his community gains access to children.
And that disgusted me so much I had to make this post after watching only 30 minutes of that video.
It's like
"See? A child is way more likely to get abused by people they're around on a daily basis and not strangers! Only SOME strangers abuse them!!!"
It's so insidous and snake-like it made me skin crawl after I realized what he was saying.
I'll try and watch the whole video sometime, maybe make another post.
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