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Washington Post looks into man's life after his child pornography sentence from Ketanji Brown Jackson

This has been a crazy week, and we’re glad it’s over, but it’s not all particularly bad news. As some have pointed out, even if Judge Kentaji Brown Jackson is seated on the Supreme Court (and she will be), we’ve been treated to a week of liberals (and liberal media) explaining that science isn’t so clear on what a “woman” is, lenient child pornography sentences are actually pretty mainstream, and critical race theory isn’t taught in schools except in schools where it is. If Democrats want to go into the midterms fighting for revised (i.e., lowered) child porn sentencing guidelines, be our guest.

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As we’ve said, the mainstream media has had a busy week papering over the rough spots in Jackson’s testimony, and the Washington Post is still at it. You know that guy found guilty of possessing child pornography who was let off with a three-month sentence? The Washington Post tracked him down and he’s actually a good guy. We’re not sure if the Post tracked down any of the children in the images he had on his computer to see how they’re doing.

It was child pornography, sir.

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Yeah, the kids were 8, but Hawkins was only 18, so they were practically his “peers.” Weren’t you listening?

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We’ve been reading pieces in Salon and Slate and such over the last couple of years trying to “normalize” pedophilia as a sexual orientation one is born with, plus, not all pedophiles actually do anything criminal. Just don’t call liberals soft on crime.


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