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Originally Posted by strandinthewind
Not really. I think he blames the lack of a stronger ability to prosecute them on those entities because they advocate stronger First, Fourth, Fifth Amendment rights than he would like seen applied to them. But, he does not actually blame the act of child abuse on them - at least to my knowledge and other than the perpetrator gets off on a techinicality and commits the crime again.
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Felafel Bill's standard line of attack is place blame on "the liberals" and organizations like the ACLU that he sees as enabling the abuse and allowing it to happen. It's quite absurd, but I expect nothing less from him. Not that he's anyone to talk since he wrote a book about drugs & minors being forced to partake in sexual acts.
"Why don't you put down that pipe and get MINE up?"
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Originally Posted by irishgrl
Im with you Diss...he LOVES blaming everything on Liberals and ACLU.
I will say that the ACLU surprised the HELL outa me when they came out in opposition to MY bill, the one that would have ensured supervised visitation if a person was convicted of child molestation (currently, if a molester can prove he's no longer a risk, the visits may be ordered unsupervised **it DOES happen, believe me, I know) anyway, the ACLU said that my requirement of mandated supervised visits treated molesters as a "separate class of people"
Imagine my surprise! and, no surprise here, the Judicial Council of California also came out against my bill, they objected to anything that interfered with their discretion.
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Yeah, it sounds to me like the ACLU is taking things a bit too far with that bull****. I'm all about people having their rights, but children have a right not to be forced into the presence of a child molester and that right outweighs any right the diddler's might have.