Elles wrote:
As an American, I agree with Keeno regarding the whole pedophile hysteria business. There are a lot more damaging, more prevalent problems for people to figure out how to manage. To Catch a Predator feeds that hysteria and now people can't even deal with this less consequential problem with any sort of objective fairness. Where vengeance is normally looked down upon, parents can openly cry "if a pedophile ever touched my kids I would kill them" without many people, who would ordinarily discourage seeking vengeance, giving it a second thought (I don't mean that I think such a parent would really attempt to kill a pedophile, but a similar statement ending with "I would kill them," said with the same apparent honesty, would certainly not go unchallenged by a listener).
But I'm not without a sense of humor. The Chris Hansen part because of the cookies and the lemonade.
pedophilia is really bad yeah, but it's kinda weird how it's almost considered worse than
murder these days!