That is sickening
Posted By: (sm) on 2006-08-11
In Reply to: Prayers for a sexually abused child please...sm - caring one
It breaks my heart to see how often this sort of thing seems to be happening these days. Just read in Sunday's AJC about a 12-yo girl in a nearby community whose "uncle" (apparently not her blood uncle, but someone she refers to as uncle) advertised her sexual services on the Internet, got several "takers" (that is ALL they are), and was video taping all of it, including her having sex with her 14-yo boyfriend. This is in an upscale metro Atlanta community . . . I guess it's not safe anywhere anymore. Very, very sad.
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I know - how sickening is he????
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sickening really
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Sickening!!
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sickening, eh? Down with the AAMT...LOL..nm
Your spin on this is really sickening to me. You are one of those "blame" freaks.
Something tragic happens, and instead of grieving or any other rational response, you freak about who to blame, and laying the blame on the absolutely 100% BLAMELESS people- the parents! They should have FORESEEN THIS TRAGEDY? Oh my gosh. Perhaps the mother shouldn't have been SO STUPID AS TO GET PREGNANT? Sheesh, she had one child already, right? They surely could have planned better. The police are in the "blame game" - its their JOB. If they don't think the babysitters were "negligent", then neither should we. Shame on you for somehow twisting a so sad story into a -- train wreck of psychotic behavior - YOUR'S.
Sickening color and style - boob tube.
Is this not sickening. Why won't HIPAA, in conjunction with the major insurance carriers SM
step up to the plate and do something about offshoring. Insurance companies definitely have to get involved because they are the ones paying the bills. Others paying the insurance bills in some instances (self-insured, Medicaid, etc.) are the patients or tax paying American citizens.
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