@Dawn Of The New Evil Age no that’s bullshit. People choose to be evil. We are all exposed to right and wrong.

@@aqualust5016 I believe it.

@Dawn Of The New Evil Age I... I just can’t. This is so unbelievably fucking stupid.

I will never understand why mothers choose to expose their children to monsters like this.

@@valentineeater3597 choose? Is that a bad troll?

And boys/men being anally raped is humiliating and debasing and emasculating.

@@edp3202 and kinda gay

This comment right here. IMHO you nailed it.

Such a good comment, yet a human cess pool of a reply section

@@jonathanbrooks9768 😳

@KLEOS fuck you and your stupid book you’re trying to sell

@KLEOS Don't advertise in the comment section man

While I whole heartedly agree with the sentiment. It doesn't solve the problem. Punishing someone after the fact does not deter the behavior in the first place. We need to stop stigmatizing victims. Male victims in particular are especially vulnerable to stigma. When boys start acting different after something horrific like this happens they often get bullied become isolated and avoid getting the help they desperately need. Because of the shame they feel. Its easy to say punish the pedos. Its apparently hard for people to just not call people faggots etc. when they don't know the person they are calling a fag might have actually been raped. (I am not suggesting they victim is gay just that homophobic slurs are often used as insults which can adversely effect children who were raped by same sex perpatrators).

Should be an amnesty on victim revenge against pedophiles all the way up to murder

@KLEOS "be kind" then don't spam

So sorry! Peace be with you and stay strong.

I’m so sorry that happened to you. 💔

@@jeann2264 thank you for the support. Time makes things easier.

@@julieberry27 thank you for the support. People like you two make moving on more manageable.

I'm so sorry to hear you went through that! I was sexually abused as a child and know how debilitating it is.

There is no such thing as healing when it comes to being the victim of sexual abuse. There is only coping. It's been 15 years since it happened to me and no amount of therapy, talking about it or ways to work past it have worked. When you are abused something is taken from you and you never get it back, it's always going to be gone and you will always remember what happened. It's not the kind of trauma anyone can actually heal from, there is only healthy coping.

There is healing and forgiveness in Him. The day I decided to auger down into forgiveness and never turn back, He opened my eyes to the five hundred years of slavery, adultery, alcoholism, occult practice, pornography, and drug and sex abuse that lead up to what happened to siblings and me. Jesus stopped it with my house. My kids have never been exposed to one second of one iota of that shit. I’m no holy roller either. There is just one way out of the destruction and that’s through Him alone.

@@myrtle1234 you did that sir, please at least partially give yourself credit

​@@kitty10141 facts.

Doesn't sound like he forgave or that he healed. I think it's nearly impossible to do both in this case. And that's totally OK. I think he was just finally able to tell his peice and get his revenge without landing in jail.

Just think humans are suppose to be civilized. Yet are worse than animals.

Common is an understatement. It happens every nine seconds! Wrap your mind around that data for a second! Don’t believe me, do your research. It’s absolutely disgusting!

or just make it ok to put bullet in the heads of people that do this

@Tyler B #2 are you serious. Try every nine seconds!

@@tmsact ur taking that statistic way to seriously...

yea man enough with all these famous ppl that talked for hours but with nothing to say

he just had on the Lone Survivor.......

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Mhhmmm the dark that you get sucked in...

I'm glad you didn't do it tho. And that you are here.

@@freetime2freeminds thanks for the kind words man.

So they didn't report you?

It’s crazy poeple go through shit like that and still choose to be compassionate

I think that’s what makes human so special there ability to suffer

Look at the likes of Carl Jung and Friedrich Nietzsche those guys had that dawg in them

It follows you your entire life.

Oh hell yeah. This shit haunts the guy every damn day but he tells it because it helps other victims come forward.

And yet people think people tell their stories for "attention". It's horrible, and it never leaves you.

I’m not saying it’s worse being raped as a guy as opposed to a women, but when it happens to a man it just strips any manhood away from him that he has...

@@timboslice8559 It's not just you. I think most people agree with that statement. Not to discount anyone's experience. But there's obviously this cruelty to a male's experience that makes it more terrible than anything else

It is really honey for the soul to hear how comfortable he's talking about it, because it transfers on some unconscious level that he indeed processed it all and this is past.

@@vanessabeauty5112 what the fuck is this?

The media doesn’t care about anyone

Facts 💯 they don't give a f you have to be a man suck it up...

Not only do they not care, they are actively working to destroy traditional masculinity, largely through destroying femininity in women.

@@joshmurray1261 Dont bring that strawman ass response into this. If you've ever watched the news, especially in the last 4 years, you can see exactly who they care about.

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What do u base that on? Not the only one? Wtf do u know about that? Lol

@@viking_nor regardless, they should be brought to the light to prevent further abuse. Abusers prey on the weak, if they have another opportunity they will probably take it. Also people generally follow patterns, nothing happens in a vacuum.

@@viking_nor Dude, it's not like trying a new food for the first time. You think he just got it out of his system? He definitely has more than one victim.

Actually, David does name the guy in his follow up article "Outing the Bogeyman" on Anchorage Press which he did as soon as he found out the guy had other (alleged, sigh) victims. I'd post the link but can't because I'm in Europe and they won't let me. Check it out, it's chilling and very well written. He's a brave and righteous and tortured dude. I wish him nothing but peace and success.

@@artvandelay3840 EXACTLY!

I finally forgave my abuser after 50yrs. Don't carry the shame & guilt. Do the next thing. Forgive the person and move on. Your life will be so much better. God bless you.

I found that reading The Body Keeps the Score by Dr. Bessel van der Kolk helpful, maybe it would be for you.

@@yzettasmith4194 thanks you🥰

@@douca1 i am just curious, not to be rude or anything but how do you forgive something like that?

@@gidge34 the guilt and shame belong to the abuser, always. It is not your shame and not your fault. Place the blame where it belongs, on the abuser only.

Both of my parents were violently abusive. My mother was basically an emotional wreck because she had been trapped into marriage and children with a man she didn't even want to be with, so she would act out; it was erratic and unpredictable behaviour, which manifested as physical and verbal abuse. My father was different because I realised quite early on that he enjoyed beating me. By the time I was 13 he started to become afraid of me, so it largely stopped (he's a complete coward). I've forgiven my mother because I realised that she was almost as much of a victim as I and my brothers were. She was barely more than a child when she had me and she didn't deserve to be forced into parenthood. More than that, I realised that she is sincerely sorry. My father has apologised but I cannot forgive him because he has yet to convince me that he is truly sorry. I know he is motivated out of fear. When I was 17 I called him out and his response (utterly devoid of self-awareness) was to threaten to call the police. That's how much of a coward he is. I had basically put it out of my mind until 2 years ago, when one of my brothers committed suicide. The crazy thing is that even after that, I still don't think he feels any genuine remorse. I've never been raped, but I think that an adult beating a small child is somewhat similar to rape because the child is completely powerless; the child has no recourse but to beg and scream, and in the course of that the child becomes aware that the adult is provoked to greater violence by their begging and screaming, their expression of powerlessness. It's an awful experience to realise that your father enjoys inflicting pain on you. And the worst part is that you're somehow the one who feels guilty in the end because you think you're actually being punished. I've thought about beating my father many times. But I can't bring myself to harm a weaker person for no better reason than my personal gratification. Somehow I would be left with the guilt.

@@nolanolivier6791 I’m very sorry for everything you had to go through. Stay strong and be a better person, not only for yourself but to prove to your abusers that you didn’t let them win.

💯

Wow, so brave😂

This comment is cringe

You have obviously never been a victim of assault.

@@Logan_93 found the nonce

You have a kind heart.

They?

If anyone reading this has some skeletons locked in their closet and needs and ear, don’t hesitate. Start a conversation and get that weight off your shoulders. If you have nobody to talk to about it, I will share with you my stories and listen to yours.

@@DavidMcNeal-fg9bd you're a good man. I wish you all the best.

It's hard George, it truly is. Good luck my man.

I agree. Upon being found guilty, along with doing time, they should also castrate and sterilize these perverts!

Now you have told thousands. Good for you. Now forgive that person and be free. It took me 50yrs to forgive. Many fantasies of killing this man.

Thank you The hate runs so deep for so long. To be free is the only thing I want. @@douca1

I'm sorry it happened to you..

I’m so sorry I hope you can find peace and healing

@@Sarcasmtomasksadness Thank you,

I'm so sorry you were violated like that, and that you carry it with you. As for that "human" garbage: Good riddance to bad rubbish.

Utmost*

Counseled many of these men. It is a disorder, not something learned.

Thank you, because of this misconception of child molesters I debated for years ""do I want to have kids", just because of this. well I had to wonderful boys, adults now, and I never had the urge to even think about molesting them, it's just a bullshit excuse, I'm in my 60's now with 4 Grandkids who i love dearly. I have never told my sons about being molested when I was a child, for fear I wouldn't be able to see them because of this misconception, I still don't know if I should tell them, I think it would be hard for them to wrap their brains around this. And Sir, I hope you catch all of these POS's.

Not everyone's a devil. Society will not run without trust and faith.

Coming from someone who experienced this as well, you can never be too careful. Rapists & molesters are brazen. It happened by my own family, so, it’s hard to trust anyone with your children.

@@genmapi sorry but based on my own experience you can’t trust anyone. Better safe than sorry.

@@salter84 same here, please be very careful who you trust your kids with

@@salter84 I’m So sorry someone betrayed your trust like that. I hope you can heal from that wound xo

sorry to hear, must be hella hard for you and your husband. But ill give the same advice i gave this other guy... "without judging urself or the experience, i suggest you go through the emotions it brings to u, its not gonna be easy but you can do it." when i say you, i mean ur husband.

This is horrible..

Very sorry for your husbands trauma. Out the son of a bitch. Give him exactly what he deserves

@@AhFeiLee I tried going and didn’t like being inside a small room the way they looked at me and asked questions made me feel like they were judging/blaming me

I'm so sorry that happened to you. Stay strong and always keep moving forward.

without judging urself or the experience, i suggest you go through the emotions it brings to u, its not gonna be easy but you can do it.

@@danthegreat9790 Try writing or speaking it out even if in an empty room. It will help towards healing. There’s also probably a hotline you could call.

@@viidakkomehu9533 I’ve tried doing so and the only feeling going through are strong feelings of anger and hatred

The Eminem effect

What do you mean

Demi lavato?

Lol. I think it puts most everyone’s complaints into perspective.

By that nobody should be able to bring light to anything bad because fuckin Syria exists. One uping others issues is a really dumb thing to do not to mention one uping on other peoples behalf. Are you not dead or dying? You have no right to feel any negative emotions then!! Brilliant.

shut up and give me my yogurt!

howd they die?

@@thekosmokramer he stabbed himself in the back 40 times and jumped of da bridge.

@@thekosmokramer Natural causes according to the obituary. I was on the other side of the country at the time.

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@P Harrell Honestly wasn't happy or sad about it. More disappointed that I never got to confront them myself.

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@@TrainnWheelz Dayman!

Gotta pay the troll toll!

Gotta pay the trolls toll

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I'm so sorry Angelo. Thank you for sharing your story. You are a survivor. I hope you can continue your healing journey. You're not alone ❤️

In your shoes still. Hard to imagine this rage will ever end.

Yeah dude abused as a kid so legit bro

He later in the episode states it's been several ones.

Totally agree, once they have predated they almost always Never stop until they are stopped by the law, or what this guys first decision was. Recently they just caught a ring of 400,000 child sexual predators through the dark web, after they have been caught they will spend little time in prison 2-3 yrs. no matter how heinous their crimes and released back into the public...insane.

Naming him might have also damaged relationships in his life. How close was he to his family? was his perp family? there are so many things that we just dont have the context to. I respect his choice, coming forward is hard enough. Talking about it is hard enough. Thinking about it is hard enough. There is not telling how much fallout he would have faced on top of the trauma he is dealing with.

@@gurgleblaster2282 he probably wasn’t close to the rapist’s family, or he wouldn’t have needed to stalk or write a letter to get in touch. It sounds like he really just gave him the benefit of the doubt. It’s sad, but people are capable of unimaginable things, and they’re also capable of regret and being regular people. Sometimes the difference between good and evil in one person is just timing and circumstance.

@@bkm2797 That never happened. Don't make shit up.

I agree. It happens more than you know.

how can someone be ex grandfather?

@@iii978 he’s a child molestor serving time in prison. he’s not family anymore dude pretty simple actually

@@leftfordead8336 he is still your grandfather molestor or not. Pretty simple actually.

@@iii978 real funny what does this add to my topic ? just trying to be a prick or what ? hope you never have to experience anything like this in your life

@@leftfordead8336 You just can't pick and choose like that you leftist for dead.

Which of his are they talking about?

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I’m so sorry! Peace be with you. Stay strong.

Very brave. That must have been so difficult to carry that pain for so long

Fellow Ian, I’m sorry you had to go through that but I admire your courage for telling the truth.

Lovely sentiment. You're brave too for confronting your own demons.

Yes 💯

Everyone experiences traumatic events. Ultimately, what heals us is to feel connected and heard by others rebuilding our trust in humanity. Vengeance becomes mostly a solo mission. Outing your abuser to the shouts of an angry horde only redirects the focus towards them and future violence which creates more pain, shame, and human isolation. We are all part of a fragmented hive mind seeking to repair its broken bonds. Abuse is a betrayal of care, we want to know how, why we were left unprotected and if we can be safe again. Sending a part of our psyche out on a kill mission means less protection guarding the gate and certainly a band of damaged mercenaries upon return. Compassionate kills are sometimes necessary but they are supposed to be the responsibility of their community because these criminals are a lesson, are a symptom, we're supposed to trace back the disease.

@@maebandy One of the main reasons to name abusers is to prevent them from hurting others and to help other people that abuser has hurt. Very rarely if ever do people do that just once. But if the survivor of abuse chooses not to name that person, it is their choice 100%. We are in charge of our healing journey.

He eventually named him after finding out he wasn’t his only victim.

@@Tracydot3 yes, name them for yourself, to call the devil by his name. But not to feed a crowd who would rather hunt down an evil than deal with their own discomfort and sit with the wounded.

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