Given these DHS sexual predators, anyone else find it curious

[Skidmore]

that that department and the * DOJ are working together to trash the Bill of Rights to pursue child pornographers? Just a thought.

[NMDemDist2]

1. as always, the hypocrisy is astounding, no? n/t

[Quakerfriend]

2. I think they are up to their eyeballs in the porn business, jut

like they are in the drug business, the gambling business etc. Several weeks ago I read that Ruppert Murdock (?sp) has been buying up porn stations.

And, Justin Berry's story (on CSPAN last night) would also suggest that something is a bit curious. No prosecutions despite the fact that he had the perpetrators names, credit card info, and their IP addresses.

[Skidmore]

4. I was thinking along the lines of someone is

probably lining up a whole lot of protection for themselves.

[Klukie]

3. They will flip it.

They will claim that without the info provided by illegal monitoring they would have never caught him. So you see, sacrificing your rights was worth it.:sarcasm:

[Freedom_from_Chains]

5. Our security and well being is so important

that no right is to great to be sacrificed. - George W. Bush :sarcasm:

[jean]

8. the local news reported it was the local police that caught him - not

that the feds were monitoring ... I don't have a link, it was a tv news report

[Inland]

6. Hypocritical, yes. Surprising, no. nt

[liberal N proud]

7. I have a theory: These people hide behind the front of stopping the very

acts that they can't help them selves from committing.

I think that a lot of the homophobes are themselves homosexual, they are just trying to hide behind the anti gay stand.

Likewise these pedophiles are hiding behind the child protection movement.

The question is, Do they think this will stop them from committing the act, or make it easier to find their victims?

[KAT119]

9. They most dislike & condemn people w/their problems for sure!! Psych.101!