How Many Women Have You Caught? Paedophile Hunter Answers Your Questions | Honesty Box

[@dragonstooth4223]

He's not hurting the families of the perpetrators... the perpetrators are the ones that hurt their families with their actions.

[@killjoyneonashes5736]

I understand and agree with what you're saying, but the family if they didn't know didn't do anything, and also unfortunately many sexual abusers also abuse family members, so if you're in that situation it's just a double whammy. 😕 I don't think anyone would want to be judged on the worst decisions any family member made, especially if it was something as heinous as this.

[@dragonstooth4223]

@@killjoyneonashes5736 I'm not sure what your point is. The point is the man in the video was saying he feels guilty for catching guys with families ... why should he feel guilty? he didn't commit any crime ... the people he caught did. you don't get my comment. it has nothing to do with the situation the family members find themselves in afterwards. And yeah they shouldn't be tarred with that brush either. But the person who put them there is the one who wanted to commit horrible acts not the guy who caught the bad guy.

[@alphabloodhawk]

facts

[@roslynnamy]

@@dragonstooth4223 he ruined the family's hapiness

[@dragonstooth4223]

@@tainii-san5879 they don't. He says they don't in the video. Did you watch the video at all? Or are you just getting triggered for the sake of being triggered? He specifically says he felt guilty about catching a solo dad who's kids had no family to go too and their dad was the only one holding it together. He felt guilty for forcing the kids into foster care. But the dad is the one that did the wrong thing, not the guy who caught him. Maybe you should watch the video.

[@anderplays6460]

"Some people take their lives because of you, do you feel remorse?" "Absolutely not, a dead pedophile cannot re-offend" Ice cold

[@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272]

Bad ass

[@satanwithinternet2753]

Chadest thing I have ever seen

[@naejimba]

Based

[@ericmatrix1]

​@@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272 Right? The way he dropped the card, while staring at the camera. 🔥

[@amethysting3389]

bro the commenter who criticized him literally told on himself that he abuses kids Edit: the one accusing the guy of ruining families.

[@Jaycobb07]

he's that type of man that does dirty work to keep others clean. He looks stone cold but he's a kind man. Respect to this man right here

[@Keepcalm-lovesports]

​@bulletanarchy6447Very bad take, the man in this video does amazing work

[@Keepcalm-lovesports]

@bulletanarchy6447 Peadophilia means being attracted to children who are not yet in puberty or in "heat"

[@Shangori]

@bulletanarchy6447 The results speak for themselves. People don't get prison time if they do not break the law. And it's kinda sus you're so willing to defend paedophiles. You sure he shouldn't be going after you next?

[@Shangori]

@bulletanarchy6447 And as a 42 year old I can tell you that kids are dumb and don't know any better, therefore its up to adults to protect and nurture them.

[@alpharoo4251]

@@Shangori People who go on about pedophiles are crap, I have no choice but to defend pedophiles because you can't be trusted to do anything and not make a colossal balls up.

[@Trident_Gaming03]

5:12 "If I thought police were doing enough, I wouldn't be doing what I'm doing now" He's literally just Batman irl

[@gattzflappa6306]

I'm proud of him. You should always be yourself unless you can be batman, in that case, be batman.

[@coolboy5428]

He is a do gooder that most likely has his own issues like that.

[@Ben-rd3mg]

My first thought when I first saw this guy

[@danielhooper502]

​@@coolboy5428cops are the same

[@HavianEla]

Unfortunately police can only do so much, they are but one cog in the justice system. There was a DA who refused to prosecute a pedo some pedo hunters caught

[@douglasherron7534]

"75% get a suspended sentence" - that just shows how broken the legal system in this country is...

[@kingkarlito]

look into the conviction rate from to catch a predator and other pedo hunters if you want to see why guys like this are charlatans. they ruin any chances of conviction by producing lots of inadmissible 'evidence' and open the door for entrapment defenses. spend 5 minutes looking into the convictions that occur due to these sorts of groups and you will see how these guys are always doing this for their own enrichment and do not protect kids in any way.

[@k.constantine]

Wonder if it's color-based 🤔

[@douglasherron7534]

@@k.constantine You mean just like our two-tier policing where 'minorities' get a free pass...?

[@k.constantine]

@@dmaxwell910901 huh? I wasn't making any point.

[@AndyPandy33]

Nothing broken about it, only your logic.

[@KayosHybrid]

child sexual abuse can ruin the child’s entire life, that’s how devastating it is. The child doesn’t get a chance.

[@thomassmart4088]

yep forever changed

[@CL-kn1rq]

Not can. Will.

[@StreetHierarchy]

Recovery is possible. Don't doom the survivors.

[@antonioocean6289]

You can survive and thrive but you are definitely changed forever​@@StreetHierarchy

[@chillz1270]

Unfortunately we have forces above us that do not care and rather take money to keep quiet than do something about it

[@MaddysinLeigh]

“Guardians of the North” that is a badass name for a badass group.

[@aron4795]

Guardians of the North > Guardians of the Galaxy

[@himesilva]

Might as well call themselves the Night's Watch lol!

[@BattleBladeWarrior]

@@himesilva Oh man, yea! That was a missed opportunity there. He even has the accent

[@Speederzzz]

That does explain his accent haha

[@BrobjeV]

Kinda cringe and edgy, but not edgy enough

[@EPICFAILKING1]

I used to work with SO's (sexual offenders) as well as murderers, thieves etc. and by far the paedophiles were the worst of the bunch. They weren't remorseful, remained in denial, lied and connived, and all of them were re-offenders. We had a guy who would go out at 8am and come back at 3pm, tell us he's "been at a mates" or was shopping all day, when in reality he'd sit outside of schools. We couldn't do anything (both literally and by law) as they were allowed outside unrestricted (besides school premises ofc). Vile creatures, and I went in open minded for the record, thinking these people could be rehabilitated.

[@zyanyaruelas6636]

Is this in th UK? I thought these guys weren't allowed to stay within a certain distance from a school

[@bigfrankfraser1391]

you say you worked with them but have failed to mention your actual job, so for all i know you could be there dentist, hell you could be there gardner for all we know, context is key, and you cant find the lock

[@starbars96]

From his paragraph, you can tell he probably works at a halfway home. Not an american one either as they wouldnt have been able to move about freely. ​@bigfrankfraser1391

[@bigfrankfraser1391]

@@starbars96 oh, hes one of those

[@SuperMrHiggins]

@@starbars96 Right? That's the impression I got.

[@FoteinaOphiuchus]

''Police woudn't help us'' I'm 31, I heard that statement so many times......

[@nataliaalfonso2662]

They don’t help anyone.

[@iamsofaking6786]

Maybe we should stop voting people in power who handicap the police. If they have no powers how can they investigate and arrest these people?

[@vaylard9474]

@@nataliaalfonso2662 they do help protect the interests of the owning class that was their original purpose after all

[@nataliaalfonso2662]

@@vaylard9474 they don’t though. Lmfao. They truly do not. You’re overestimating their competency. They might like “en masse,” in the sense of “okay hand we’re going to guard and protect this corporate parade.” Lmfao. Even WITHIN those events, actually ask a policeman for ANY HELP. They do not help. The psychology and neurological profiles of the type of people who become police DO NOT HAVE THE CAPACITY to help anyone. Barely even themselves.

[@madsocsci]

Wait until you are my age. It only gets repeated more and more as time goes on.

[@BSLS123]

Somebody i went to primary school with recently got caught. It really messes with my head that I knew a child abuser when they were a child themselves.

[@Julaeable]

Yeah, that's kinda fucked up

[@elliec7677]

It’s horrible when someone you know turns out that way. One of our family friends who I have vacationed with growing up was found to have extremely bad images on his computer and thankfully went to prison for it. We obviously don’t talk to him anymore and it makes me sad that his life turned out that way 😔 it’s disgusting

[@lillylake]

I knew 3 people ( not related cases) Not gonna discuss it all , 2 got put away but 1 left the country before he could get caught.

[@nataliaalfonso2662]

Statistically we all have. We just might never find out for sure.

[@Baalaaxa]

Not to mess you up further, but sometimes people like that were abused as a child themselves. And they end up repeating that vicious cycle. It's sad, and fucked up.

[@anastasiaespinoza8032]

My step father molested me for 12 years and only ended up doing 4 months in jail. It's something you never truly heal from. The memories are always there. The depression, the anxiety, the PTSD it all follows you into adulthood. It's hard to connect to anything, it's hard to form healthy relationships with people, it's hard to trust anybody after going through something like that.. The justice system is so fucked. This man right here is a hero to many people like myself who have to live with the aftermath of something so tramatic. We need more people like this wonderful man in this horrid world we live in.

[@pbee.njayay444]

I’m here for you, love. I’ve been through similar and I can unfortunately relate heavily to your circumstances as well, there’s been so much peace after escaping

[@anastasiaespinoza8032]

@@pbee.njayay444 I really appreciate that so much. I'm here for you too💖 life afterwards has been hard to say the least, but I'm finding myself and am at more peace now than I have ever been and it's an amazing feeling.

[@SheronSarangu]

He just had a hard time we are not perfect

[@Charles-qx6yz]

@@SheronSarangu ?? Who ???

[@anastasiaespinoza8032]

@@SheronSarangu who exactly are you talking about?

[@Facecrushman]

I think the worst part about being a victim of molestation by a family member or an adult you trusted as a child, are the delusions you trick yourself into believing, like "it was probably harmless or an accident" now that I'm in my 30's, it's still difficult to come to terms with and the psychological damage it inflicts makes me feel alienated from a normal life.

[@amygb]

Please know, it was NEVER your fault , it's possible to heal the breach of trust that has damaged your ability to trust your own instincts. When you feel ready, look at Gabor Mate and his work on trauma. Good luck and know you aren't alone.

[@Facecrushman]

@@amygb Thank you ❤

[@amygb]

@@Facecrushman 💖

[@V1PERB3ATZ]

💚🙏🙏🙏🙏💚

[@michelguevara151]

I'm over fifty now and still have not come to terms with it. I'm a virtual hermit and have avoided personal relations for decades. I'm incapable of trusting anyone.

[@Metaphorically7]

Out of everything, the most disturbing part of this video is how short most of the prison sentences are. Rehab? And one year sentences? When there’s documented evidence and they show up with clear intent. Insane to me.

[@christabelle__]

It's the same in America, which is wild. It's like no one in the world cares about the most defenseless, and the most innocent of us all... unless it makes them look good in politics, then they're full of hot air.

[@hellequinm]

These people have nets all around the world. They are like a cult, they know each other and take advantage of money and power, for sure they have ways to influence on how little the governments care. As we evolve as society we keep raising the standards for what is acceptable, but some countries are trying hard to return to ages were girls of 13 and lower can get married. Rarely they are married to 13 years old boys, always to adult 30+ men. These things doesn't happen in vacuum, there's a reason no one batch an eye to the real numbers.

[@Chunky.monkey69420]

Question is where do we draw line? Are we going after 19/21 year olds for having 17 year olds gfs, obviously we gotta get 18/30 year olds who are texting 12 year olds, but where does the line stop?

[@HildaDeerfox]

@@Metaphorically7 it’s a broken system

[@anxhiberisha6667]

​@@Chunky.monkey6942017 with 19 maybe strong on maybe even tho there is 2 years difference they are in different stages of life 21 with 17 absolutely fucking not One is an adult in university with a job and the other is a teenager that needs to only worry about their friends and homework so no

[@Bhong666]

"Do you not feel guilty about the children of the family YOU are hurting?" No, no, no, no, no....... The children were hurt waaaaaay before this man arrived!

[@amethysting3389]

When people say ruin families They just mean they wanna silence the victims and protect abusers

[@Scybren]

@@amethysting3389 My ex's family hated me for pushing her rapist brother in-law out of their lives. Its unfortunately true.

[@Chunky.monkey69420]

Question is where do we draw line? Are we going after 19/21 year olds for having 17 year olds gfs, obviously we gotta get 18/30 year olds who are texting 12 year olds, but where does the line stop? There should be some grey area for teens and very young adults

[@alpharoo4251]

What children were hurt ?

[@Bhong666]

@@alpharoo4251 You should know if you watched the video... 🤣🤦

[@slam5798]

My brother in law just got busted for this and as a former victim of childhood sexual abuse, I'm so glad groups like this exist. He was talking to law enforcement thinking it was a 12 year old girl. Thankfully it wasn't an actual child.... that time. You never get over it.

[@b1g1lz]

Stupid question asking if he feels remorse for someone taking their lives because of "his" actions. It's not his actions that have started this, it's the offenders. They chose to take those actions and act upon them just as they did to take their own lives.

[@tigermunky]

Yeah! There's a bizarre number of paedophile defenders out there if these are the kind of questions he's getting.

[@RedCyanPhotos]

Thank you! I’m so glad somebody else also noticed how poorly phrased that question was & so incorrect. Like you say, at the end of the day it’s the paedophile that ruins the family & nobody else! Thanks for correcting this! I just want to say what legends this guy and his colleagues really are.

[@raoulduke344]

That was either a beast who asked that question or one of those ultra-liberal "call them MAPS... it's not their fault because they were born that way" people.

[@AutomaticDuck300]

@@raoulduke344 they weren’t born that way. They were likely abused as children which creates abnormal development of sexuality, among other things. So it’s not their fault they are that way, but they still need to not act on it.

[@BonShula]

@@raoulduke344 Stop spreading this disgusting propaganda. Post a source at least one that liberals wants to call them maps. I know where this claim is from and 100% you are just parroting what your handlers is telling you

[@oliviameier1987]

What I like about him is that he's genuine. No presentational personality, not doing it for fame (seems like he's quite uncomfortable doing the interview). He's just doing it because he thinks it's the right thing to do. Good on you, mate!

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@The_BulletAnarchy]

About as genuine as a polystyrene tank

[@Jonathan-A.C.]

It’s, I suppose ironic to the theme of the video, very mature. He does not care whatsoever about being anything. Every part of him just IS, good and bad. He’s honest and unashamed

[@cosmobane6995]

His face, his voice, his posture. This guy intimidates. He's no joke.

[@jeffhuntley2921]

Weird how cops are there if you role through a stop sign but not when you report a heinous crime

[@viquezug3936]

That's because they use citations as revenue. Using any citations as revenue for anything should be illegal.

[@admthrawnuru]

"they're underfunded and understaffed" is mostly propaganda. What they are is busy with useless crap to keep normal people in line, generate revenue, and create certain narratives and public images. Of course there are plenty of officers who would go after these guys, but the issue isn't that every officer is a bad person, it's that they are in a bad system (and unfortunately are invested in defending that system). People who value law and order should be the most skeptical of police and the judicial system.

[@kingkarlito]

cops don't want anything to do with these people because any exposure to these groups prior to the police doing actual investigations can taint a case and ruin any chance of conviction. see how much of the OJ Simpson trial was spent focusing on the potentially racist cop Mark Furhman, and the possibility he planted evidence. these guys give pedo's lawyers the perfect defense. look into the conviction rate from to catch a predator and other pedo hunters if you want to see why guys like this are charlatans. they ruin any chances of conviction by producing lots of inadmissible 'evidence' and open the door for entrapment defenses. spend 5 minutes looking into the convictions that occur due to these sorts of groups and you will see how these guys are always doing this for their own enrichment and do not protect kids in any way.

[@Speederzzz]

It's a lot more work to actually help people. Sitting next to a sign is much easier, plus you can easily get a bunch of donuts if you chose your location right.

[@Jojo-o6o6w]

dont make any mean tweets in the UK.. especially about you know which religion.. cause theyll be at your door!

[@supercalifragalistic-z9f]

Genuine, serious, courageous, and honorable... that's a very rare man. Gem.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@marianab71]

I work with content moderation and everyday I want to weep for the amount of predators I see online and no one does anything. If I knew what I know today; I would never have shared a single photo of my kid when he was younger.

[@bpj1805]

If that were what content moderators in the SV tech cartel stuck to, I would have more sympathy for them (I don't know if you are one of them, or if you share their excesses). But no, they want to ban us for wrongspeak about gender issues or about inconvenient racial statistics.

[@marianab71]

@@bpj1805 SV tech cartel ? What’s that ?

[@lightyagami3492]

@@marianab71 They are basically saying that sometimes content moderation goes to far and could violate free speech of the users. As far as your personal experience and my response to that yeah.... i would never post my kids online either. There are to many creeps out there that would photoshop the images or use their face in an AI cp video. 🤢🤢

[@bpj1805]

@@marianab71 Have you ever asked yourself why no new competitor in the social media space has really been able to get off the ground since maybe 15 years ago, and why any that try get aggressively attacked through lawfare, de-banking and other withdrawals of services, ostensibly over disagreements with "content moderation" policies but actually as punishment for defection from the far-left ideological capture of this industry?

[@moodymary]

@@bpj1805that is true, it’s near impossible to grow new similar platforms I’m guessing because of politics. It’s wild

[@ExactConsciousness]

This guy has the biggest hero cape ive ever seen. And hes humble.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@gucciflipflopbleep]

he looks absolutely badass to boot

[@ChoppingtonOtter]

...and the establishment will never recognise him for it. Its easy to see why when we see how the judiciary protect paedophiles amd the police protect the grooming gangs. It makes the establishment nervous.

[@kingkarlito]

"And hes humble." absolutely not. look into the conviction rate from to catch a predator and other pedo hunters if you want to see why guys like this are charlatans. they ruin any chances of conviction by producing lots of inadmissible 'evidence' and open the door for entrapment defenses. spend 5 minutes looking into the convictions that occur due to these sorts of groups and you will see how these guys are always doing this for their own enrichment and do not protect kids in any way.

[@alpharoo4251]

Lol, you have such a hero addiction, you probably never question anything he says.

[@davidholm4999]

If someone takes their own lives because they get caught, that's on them. You can't blame the people that exposed them.

[@The_BulletAnarchy]

I think I can blame this group for quite a lot

[@godfreyofbouillon966]

@@The_BulletAnarchy you've been caught? :)

[@mateuszkrytyk5711]

For what? Getting rid of pdfs? That is a bad thing according to you?​@@The_BulletAnarchy

[@TheSarahskaninchen]

For what would you blame them exactly? @ the_bulletanarchy

[@davidlinehat4657]

I just found my teenage son's former employer on the registry. After researching his case, I can say his case is one of the most heinous cases I can imagine. How he survived 15 years in prison is beyond me.

[@bigfrankfraser1391]

almost everyone on that registry deserves to be punished, but one women on the register in my town actually shouldnt be on it, she was "date r**ed" by one of the male students she taught at the time, but because he was a minor, the 15 year old r**ist got a slap on the wrist and told "dont do that" and the women got prison time and put on the register for being r**ed, genuinely from my research ive found a handful of people on the registry who shouldnt be on there because there not the perpetrator of there alleged crime

[@BattleBladeWarrior]

If possible, maybe you can print out the report, and then pass it to someone who has family in prison. Then they could deliver the message and the inmates would most likely take care of it from there.

[@MotorKoiKarpfen]

​@@bigfrankfraser1391 Can I ask why she was on a date with her 15yo student?

[@bigfrankfraser1391]

@@MotorKoiKarpfen she wasnt, it was later proven she was drugged at a bar, and the student was there with a fake id and drugged her before she would rat him out, he hated the teacher and thought it would be a great way to get back at her by r**eing her, after all this came out the student was kicked out by his parents and kicked out of school, last that was heard of him was he got arrested in london for urinating on a female paramedic honestly, everyone in town knows the parents didnt care what there son did, they only kicked him out to keep there image, in fact theres still a rumour about them going around that they provided the drugs he used on the teacher the teachers life was ruined, she has been in and out of hospitals and mental health facilities ever since thanks to developing self harm, severe depression, paranoia, and a lovely anxiety induced heart attack to top it all off has left her so frail she is wheelchair bound stuck in her home with a council appointed carer looking after her ive researched this heavily since the teacher lives across the road from me and i saw her declining health spiral, i saw the bandaged wrists she would come home form the hospital with, that kid ruined her life, from everything ive found out, she didnt care about losing her job, it was the fact that the person who r**ed her didnt even face charges

[@psychadelicpotato8580]

​​​@@MotorKoiKarpfen' date r@pe drug' is the non-standard term for the rohypnol/ flunitrazepam. It severely affects your memory . Detection of its presence in the blood stream is almost impossible once the time has lapsed. If I'm not wrong, it leaves no trace. So if someone mentions 'date r@ped' they probably mean the were drugged and assaulted.

[@kat8410]

THIS is what people should mean when they say "protect the children." So glad that there are good people in this world. I was groomed by men on the internet and it has affected me in ways I never would've imagined. Keep doing what youre doing!

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@JackReacher0125]

Loved that "definitely not" and the reasoning behind it. What a man.

[@Helofelokids]

Yes, and he didnt hesitate at all.

[@bryn1063]

​@@Helofelokidswho would? Lol

[@amosluyk]

I often hear people say that one person can't change the world. But if we each do our little bit, we can. This man is a true citizen. He has taken it on himself to make the world safer. His work is important, meaningful, and good. Bravo Joe Jones!

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@alpharoo4251]

@@guardiansofthenorth9181 I'm not buying it

[@disgruntledgunownersassoc.6131]

This man is a legend! Thank you for standing up for kids who can't protect themselves!

[@Arlosdarkcloset]

Bless this man.. He started out as a worried dad and now he's protecting other families from monsters..

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

The gods that went missing in 1939-3945?

[@darkhorsiesmedia]

I’m generally against vigilante justice, because sometimes we disagree who the bad guys are. This is the one exception where I think we can all agree.

[@brendanm6921]

It entirely depends on the person who's doing it. This bloke is obviously careful and profesional in how he goes about it. But if somebody who isn't careful does it then guilty people can walk free and innocent people can get hurt. It's a seriously thin line.

[@jdshgaming3416]

It’s not vigilante justice. They’re not dishing out justice. They’re finding people and handing them over to the police to deal

[@AM_o2000]

​@@brendanm6921 Also, many so-called paedophile hunters (such as Stinson Hunter) initially post as adults on adult dating websites and use a bait-and-switch technique, revealing a decoy age that is only a year or so below the age of consent (biologically and statistically normal attraction). This isn't to excuse the actions of the people who are caught, but it does mean that the people caught are mainly stupid opportunists and that police resources are having to be shifted away from horrific CSA perpetrated against very young children to these less serious cases. In my eyes, that makes paedophile hunters part of the problem.

[@emilyrobinson6080]

I think one of the few things society can come together to agree on is that once somebody harms a child, theuve crossed a line where theres no return. Paradoxically I wish things were a bit different to how they are now regarding stigmas and mental health, so that people who havent comitted such a heinous crime but have had intrusive thoughts or something that might lead towards that end can get help more easily. It might reduce this fellas workload and protect a few kids but I dont know if itll really do that much good. Its a strange paradox with an issue that simultaneously is kept in the shadows while simultaneously dragged into the harsh light of day.

[@AM_o2000]

@@emilyrobinson6080 Only a rational, science-based approach to the topic will be optimally conducive to children's well-being.

[@mattsena7708]

I like his answer of he'd rather put himself in danger and lose some teeth than a child go through that kind of stuff. As adults that should be all of our instincts... keep the children safe even if you put yourself in danger.

[@constancevigilance8696]

In Germany there is a project called 'don't become an offender'. There paedophiles could go and search for help before they have commited a crime. You are right in saying that you can't change the affection. But there have been therapies which helped those people to cope. Because there were some people who are paedophiles and very disturbed about it. One man got to the public and exposed himself, never have done anything and struggling horribly. He only wanted help. What do you think about this approach?

[@MLWJ1993]

Much better than playing vigilante & scaring others from seeking help, which would make many more unknown paedophiles that could offend. I.E. playing vigilante doesn't ACTUALLY protect people as much as you'd think & might even cause more problems. There's also something to be said about daring someone to punch you & then acting surprised when you get punched... 🤔

[@ReinaDido]

9:33 I remember an ex-convict KZbinr, @JessicaKent , who said something really lucid about this: "it is possible to explain a murder. It is not possible to explain the s3xu4l abuse of a child" (probably not her exact words but something similar) To give some context to the comment, she was talking about the social dynamics inside prisons, where a person can have a story, perhaps even a true story, that justifies even if morally the attack on a abuser spouse, or the attacker of a loved one, a situation of life or death, etc. There may even be more complex reasons that have to do with the perpetrator's circumstances and past. Of course only a fraction of murders can be explained this way, but absolutely NO attack on a child can be explained in ANY way in ANY case. Taking this into account, my opinion - very personal and certainly not an expert one - is that child abuse should have a *higher* penalty than murder, given also that in certain cases the person guilty of murder may not commit another crime in his life, but a offender pedophile will ALWAYS reoffend.

[@cbbrown75]

Agree 💯

[@defffffest]

Jessica is so great!

[@TerraExodus]

Jessica is right. It is possible to explain murder. If I saw someone doing that to my child, I can easily explain what happened. Great youtuber btw.

[@ReinaDido]

@@TerraExodus Ok, I get the joke, but you get my point, right?

[@TerraExodus]

@@ReinaDido Yeah, I understand. I wasn't saying murder is good but it can be explained under certain circumstances.

[@JonKukur]

I know this is supposed to be serious but the thought of someone shouting "nonce" in their sleep has me howling.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

😂😂😂

[@LilySaintSin]

😂😂😂😂

[@LilySaintSin]

It reminds me of that Chris Morris documentary Paedoeggon

[@vladtheinhaler8940]

Lol.

[@Antedithulian]

Caught me totally off guard lmao.

[@rebeccamcnutt5142]

I really respect what he said about live-streaming and his reasons for being against it. His rationale shows he is doing what he does for the tight reasons.

[@Quester91]

12:51 Stonecold vigilante response there. I like this guy.

[@StreetHierarchy]

🙄 grow up.

[@jasonmcleod8914]

​@StreetHierarchy you hiding urges these catchers should know about? Quester is right, it is cold. Leave the eye rolling in highschool..

[@RedmistAU]

@@jasonmcleod8914 I reported the kiddy fiddler and i suggest everyone else does too.

[@philsonhtc2871]

​@@StreetHierarchysomeone should check your devices

[@ryank3321]

​@@StreetHierarchy - No, he's right, I loved that line

[@pauloborges1595]

We once had a speaker at my university who worked specifically on child abuse cases. At the time he was leading a team, but had already worked on pretty much every position within the team. He told us that the people involved in this type of work, especially those who have to go through evidence (from chat logs to photos) have to take breaks to watch standard, vanilla p****graphy every few hours, otherwise the time spent looking at photos of children in those scenarios can be so traumatizing they can't lead normal sexual lives. It's like those war vets who get PTSD from fireworks, but instead you're looking at your pertner before doing the deed and all you can remember are the children. I can't even begin to imagine what that's like, and I hope I never do.

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

That's horrible. Makes their work and dedication all the more impressive.

[@astronautist4716]

I knew a guy who was a full time mental health case after his time working with the Police with this material. He was just too sensitive a person to be doing that work

[@jimpim6454]

Uhh what are you talking about you are talking absolute nonsense why would they need to watch normal pornography after looking at that stuff 😂

[@MichaelJP]

@@jimpim6454 He explained why but I'll go into further detail. Often, police/prosecutors will have to review 100's of cp pics/dozens/hundreds of hours of vids, documenting EVERY LITTLE DETAIL. That shit sticks in your mind, so it doesn't take a psych degree to see how viewing material that traumatic would cause flashbacks to occur, especially during irl sexual activity. Anything like a position or dirty talk phrase could trigger a memory of the cp and suddenly your partners face is that of one of the victims in your mind. The legal adult content would be a quick trip back to safety/normality, an escape from the depravity and a form of levity to help cope with the horror of continuous cp viewing.

[@BlackJesus8463]

@@jimpim6454 lol

[@raoulduke344]

Paedophilia is worse than murder, imo. There are sometimes very good reasons for taking the life of another person but there's _never_ an excuse to do bad things to a child. Both crimes result in a life being destroyed but the child has to carry that trauma which often results in self deletion, addiction, homelessness, mental illness etc.

[@sampreece]

That’s a really good point.

[@nataliaalfonso2662]

This is true of all sexual abuse. So interesting how people seem to think that just by reason of getting older people become somehow more deserving of SA.

[@Limebradley]

Very good reasons for taking the life of a person 😂😂 literally the stupidest quote I’ve ever seen

[@raoulduke344]

@Limebradley You must not be aware of self-defense then, or protecting your family, or fighting in war. Then again, you're an adult who uses emojis, so we can't expect you to do much thinking.

[@raoulduke344]

@nataliaalfonso2662 did I say once that anyone was deserving of it? Kids, however, deserve special protection and since they're weaker and more naive than adults then, yes, they're more important. Their bodies are not mature, and "R" can cause them horrific injuries which an adult wouldn't. Regardless, look at the title of the video. It's specifically about someone protecting kids. It's not about you.

[@Dippydocus]

From a now adult victim of years of childhood SA, thank you for what you do. I hope that many children get saved from these cruel people thanks to people like you.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@AM_o2000]

The truth is that _fewer_ children will be saved as a result of this man's actions, because the modus operandi of these 'hunters' is to entrap opportunists, often on adult dating sites with a bait-and-switch technique on age (as Stinson Hunter does). And then when they present evidence of the victimless crime to the police, the police are required to act on that evidence, which diverts resources away from more serious crimes against real children. So no, this is entirely counterproductive and not praiseworthy at all.

[@darthtaiter]

What a deep hearted gentleman, he has dedicated his life to protecting the most vulnerable among us. You can tell that Joe Jones has a very big heart and no mercy whatever within that heart for the people who harm the ones that can't defend themselves.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you and thanks for your support means alot

[@Erideah]

Incredible respect for the emotional strength required to do this work. And I'm glad the system where he's at allows his group to operate, I know some places this sort of work isn't even allowed

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@funkygroovysoul]

This man and his team deserve an award. It's a crazy world out there... just look at what parents are doing to their children on social media. We need to protect our children.

[@DeBattousai]

But you guys never donate or sponsor them. You think everything is given free? They need funds, informant, many lists

[@funkygroovysoul]

@@DeBattousai …that is precisely why I looked on his Facebook and his website to donate, but found nothing. Feel free to leave a link

[@funkygroovysoul]

@@DeBattousai that’s precisely why I looked on his Facebook and website to donate but found nothing. Feel free to leave a link

[@TOTN17]

@@funkygroovysoul The most likely reason for this is these guys are vigilantes and vigilantism is Illegal in the UK technically what these guys do is illegal

[@LilySaintSin]

They work with the police. Did you watch the video?

[@Luipng]

makes me emotional there are people like you out in the world. I am thankful for my future children that you exist. I hope to have the kind of impact on the world that you do one day

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@lebby1688]

Thank you. These videos are so satisfying even though they can be triggering. I'm a child of CP and some days I look at those pedos and can't help but wonder if they've ever seen my videos. I doubt it since I was pre-internet but it then makes me think of all the children they have watched. When you've been in CP it's very surreal. You always wonder if a random person on the street has seen you at your most vulnerable.

[@SAOS451316]

It's best not to think about it. I got a court letter one year saying that the film and photographs of my abuse were found digitized in someone's collection, and they were made sixty years ago. If someone hasn't already processed it and healed from the trauma such a letter could be devastating. If you should ever find out that your trauma was seen, take comfort in the fact that at least it prevented someone else from being hurt because they were caught.

[@AM_o2000]

According to leading expert Michael Seto (who studied CP for his 2014 and 2024 books), 90% of CP on the net and dark web is old material (from decades past) posted by the FBI to entrap users. It's a way of catching the 'low-hanging fruit' so as to boost arrest and conviction rates and make law enforcement teams look good, and it's even easier to do now that these images are catalogued by hashes. So anyone featuring in CP from pre-Internet days is more likely to crop up in cases today than people who have featured in more recent CP, which hasn't yet been catalogued and ploughed into the FBI's repertoire, so to speak.

[@AM_o2000]

@@SAOS451316 Why not opt out of the letters?

[@mellie4174]

@@AM_o2000 omg! what a nonsense question. Soooooo you're going to contact every single police station in the entire country and demand that they take a note, that they are never to send you a letter concerning your abuse!? police stations don't even have opt out notices! you would have to demand that every single one of them make one, then incorporate it into their means of work. I swear, when will you all realize that real life is NOT the internet; It doesn't function as the internet and there is no check box to opt out of life.

[@AM_o2000]

​@@mellie4174 There's no need to be hysterical. It's a perfectly sensible question. Firstly, I'm of the understanding that the letters are sent by the Crown Prosecution Service rather than the police. Secondly, police stations, constabularies and other policing units form part of a single overarching organisation. So there is almost certainly an entity to which one can write to opt out of such notifications.

[@LorienInksong]

I used to be a teacher (my health failed) and I still spend a lot of time being stressed about parents not being present in their kid's life, especially when it comes to internet safety. Please teach your kids basic safety, talk to them about their social media and how they are being treated online. Even if not the worst case scenario (pedophile tries to engage with them) I've noticed a lot of kids are just generally struggling with maintaining healthy boundaries and expectations. Its important for their lifelong safety and health that they have a grounded perspective about boundaries, both for themselves and respecting other people's boundaries.

[@Bumchats]

Honest question but do you feel schools do enough to engage with parents about it and threats faced to children? Whenever we try to raise issues with schools we are met with such resistance it's worrying. It's like they don't want to hear anything negative as it somehow impacts them. It's bizarre

[@Felix-rising]

@@Bumchatsschools are for teaching , they arnt there to take on all the kids problems

[@AKMDN]

12:53 "A dead [one] will not re-offend" BASED

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

At least 4 billion people believe that sex outside of marriage is an offence, many of them believe in death penalty for that.

[@jamiealeksic8428]

@@PROVOCATEURSK imagine comparing pedophilia with sex outside of marriage just to dunk on religious people

[@benjaminwoodham6682]

He's just literally a superhero.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@benjaminwoodham6682]

@bulletanarchy6447 And you just self-reported.

[@alpharoo4251]

@bulletanarchy6447 But he's got a team of people who were abused as children, isn't that awesome? Can't think of any reason why that would be a bad idea. My teenage girls are safe with you lurking around super guardians of the north

[@benjaminwoodham6682]

@bulletanarchy6447 Do you mean dissent? Or was that a Freudian slip because you are spiraling the drain of society? Either way the projection is so strong, you could put a bat symbol in front of it and summon the caped crusader himself.

[@benjaminwoodham6682]

@bulletanarchy6447 I don't think I'm dreaming. And you are projecting pretty hard.

[@jacole1234]

"It's a waste of teeth putting it in a face like this" is the best way I can ever describe myself. I'm stealing that line. Love it! Also love you, mate, for your work

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you mate

[@HLB313]

“Teeth like a row of condemned houses” for the opposite 😂

[@tonyp.bahama9368]

​@bulletanarchy6447ever been on chat roulette/omegle? ..

[@Mary-cw4lf]

​@bulletanarchy6447proof that it's bull or piss off.

[@Mary-cw4lf]

@bulletanarchy6447 this is not justice. this is the internet, prove what you say, or its BS.

[@geckoaid9448]

I went to court at the age of 14 on Valentines day many years ago because me and my friends were groomed. I won't go into detail, but it was horrific. He got away with it and has never set foot in prison. He was previously caught acting on beastiality too, which I have only just found out. He wasn't sent down for that either. He is still free. I don't celebrate Valentines day anymore because of that.

[@duru_mii]

​@bulletanarchy6447 turn yourself in

[@mrscharmless]

That’s horrific. Hope you find peace and healing ❤️‍🩹

[@geckoaid9448]

@mrscharmless It was a very long time ago now, I've had councelling since then so I'm all good thank you :) Justice system is a pile of shit, and I'm in the UK. It's not uncommon for pedophiles to go free unfortunately

[@istoppedcaring6209]

that makes me especially angry since I'm going trough hell for a wrongfull accusation of rape born out of what I expect is peer pressure and psychosis, I was begged to stay but had to protect a friend then returned at her request, slept together and a month later I got served by the university. How the hell does a guy that actually abuses kids and animals get away with it then?

[@istoppedcaring6209]

@bulletanarchy6447 why is it a bs story, I get that we shouldn't believe everything we read but what about it seems off to you?

[@tempertenchi]

a single man and his team are doing more to protect children than the cops. keep it up.

[@serpicopiu3591]

12:50 I love his subtle reaction to this question. It's like as he was reading it he was like 'tf kind of question is this??'

[@sophiaalila]

The families were broken prior to your «intervention» You give the families a possibility to recover.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@RedToxy-rc7ev]

You just said delusional BS

[@kitatit]

You an absolute hero brother! My utmost respect. Best wishes from Australia!✊

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thanks for your support means alot

[@aufwiedersehenagainpodcast5236]

Should be a minimum 10 year sentence for any of these offences.

[@knockedoutloaded279]

20 years cos they got away with loads

[@Carnidoom]

In denmark they get max 6 months its crazy

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

We agree

[@stephaniewilliams1110]

@@Carnidoommy gosh that’s absolutely awful. 😔 in America it’s not much better. Some get off with barely any prison time at all.

[@Carnidoom]

@@stephaniewilliams1110 atleast in usa u get years. Here if they unlucky a few months.

[@daled4191]

Massive respect to this guy, no nonsense and straight to the point.

[@flammableanimal]

He's right. They can't be rehabilitated. The fact that police didn't/don't care about this is a disgrace.

[@le3336]

I wonder if they’d reoffend if they were forced to take meds that eliminated urges

[@flammableanimal]

@@le3336 look I'm no expert, but unless we're talking sedation to the point of immobility or borderline lobotomization, I'm guessing no. We need some more experts to weigh in on this. Enquiring minds and all... the world is a curious place.

[@cpickles7495]

@@le3336 It's not urges. We need to stop using the word pedophile because there is no love in these people acts, and they know it. Pedophiles want to control and manipulate, they want to feel like they are in control of someone. It's not so much that they are in love with kids that they are in love with power. It's not just about meds but about extented behavioral therapy. We need to stop giving into the lie that pedophiles have fed us, weaponizing our societal idea that we don't choose who we love because we can definitely choose who we don't hurt.

[@sarahrosen4985]

I think it's the bleeding heart social workers responsible for all the "let's rehab - they just need a good, caring shoulder " crap that is destroying society.

[@cpickles7495]

@@sarahrosen4985 lmao, social workers have absolutely no power on laws or the judicial system. You're giving too much power to people who are under paid and over worked.

[@commanderofthewind]

Such an important duty this man has. As a north easy resident, I feel safer (albeit still not safe) knowing this man is here to protect the children in the area.

[@commanderofthewind]

@bulletanarchy6447 yes

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

​@@commanderofthewindthank you we do our best

[@commanderofthewind]

@@guardiansofthenorth9181 No, thank you, the work you do is vital to keeping monsters off of our streets.

[@adamwaddoups7811]

So glad I can put a face to the name! Keep up the incredible work that you and your team do!

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@savannahs8914]

I love that be points out that some people feel guilty doing the stings. Because, if you think about it, they're good people. Good people don't enjoy lying and the kind of people who want to do this work are the kind of people who wouldn't want to lie, etc. It takes time to get used to that.

[@BlackJesus8463]

It's called sociopathy.

[@cheriscott4547]

What a strong and caring man. Sending hugs and healing to you and your team!

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you so much

[@amlvification]

If he caught the same guy 4 times then I guess they aren't gettin much time

[@BlackJesus8463]

Four times is nuts!

[@christabelle__]

Most of the time, they get no time at all - even in the States, they're often given similar minor punishments, if anything is done at all.

[@alpharoo4251]

It's not illegal to proposition a guy pretending to be a teenager

[@Mary-cw4lf]

​@@alpharoo4251and that's is not what they believed themselves to be doing. Your numerous repeated morally and intellectually bankrupt replies are repulsive.

[@gthjzby887]

i think he meant he caught 4 guys twice each

[@MarcusSelbius]

No one is exempt, no truer words spoken on this topic!

[@zentzu4003]

this guy is doing the lords work in every way imaginable, lots of respect!

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@BlackJesus8463]

If that's what "the lord" wanted puberty would happen at the age of consent.

[@Sol_Badguy_GG]

@@BlackJesus8463 😂

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

So god can´t do that or doesn´t want to do that?

[@Llennett]

I love wht he said about live streaming, that put my respect up 10-fold. He's absolutely right!

[@RW7266]

I worked in a school as a TA and twice we had children whose father's were caught on a livestream by paedophile hunters. That's why I like this chap. The ripples of such actions go a long way. Both times the families had to move house to different areas. Moving house is traumatic enough, but losing your life partner, bread-winner, friends, clubs etc. In one fell swoop and tinge that with the shame the perpetrators actions attach to it, it must be devastating.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Unfortunately it's there families that are the only victims, which really upsets me saved thousands of children but ruined so many lives

[@tomward2393]

I don’t understand how someone can ruin a child’s life for their own gratification it’s so wrong, it’s so alarming how many of these people exist and with these groups being so prominent how much they are willing to risk. They are absolute beasts who are willing to take such a risk the drive to do the unthinkable is insane

[@tomward2393]

@bulletanarchy not at all explain what part of my comment is wrong? Or you don’t agree with

[@comradewarners]

I love how he is just a normal guy that saw injustice and had to do something about it.

[@ArachnerdGC]

@bulletanarchy6447 Yes, normal. Going by your many comments under this video, you have no idea what constitutes a normal, mentally healthy adult.

[@DeleriumLS]

Sir, I am incredibly proud that you and others like you are out there risking everything for the children of the world. I know it's a world-wide problem and I truly hope to see more people like you out there in the future because it's the only way these individuals will be caught. I understand the funding for the police and other institutions is at an all time low and therefore they can't always afford special units for this type of thing so to have folks like you who do this out of your own pocket, is something I hope more people will help fund. As a child who was trafficked, I hold you in the highest regard. I know what you do isnt perfect and I understand not everyone doing this type of thing goes about it in the proper way, emotions can run high and get out of control, but I will forever support it. Without people like you, Id likely never have lived to have the life I have now. Thank you seems like such little words but I dont know what else to say.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@reggawardle4874]

You and the team are modern day saints my friend, and your commitment and sacrifices are truly commendable..❤

[@dalehatton6965]

This man is a saint.

[@KpopZuko]

My abuser is dead now, but his effects have destroyed my life. He was an amazing dad… when he was sober. So it’s very hard to reconcile the horrid things he did with the father that truly loved me.

[@KpopZuko]

@@alpharoo4251 what?

[@alpharoo4251]

@@KpopZuko This guy hunts people on the internet trying to hook up with young adults who agree to hook up with them. There's no coercion, no obligation, no force,

[@alpharoo4251]

@@KpopZuko This guy hunts people on the internet trying to hook up with young adults who agree to hook up with them. There's no coercion, no obligation, no force,

[@alpharoo4251]

@@KpopZuko I find it difficult to call that an "Abuser"

[@KpopZuko]

@@alpharoo4251 I’m talking about MY father.

[@martinbisschoff988]

Respect to you and your team. Huge respect. I can not even imagine how strong your mind and 'good in you all' must be. Encountering this evil so often. RESPECT.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

It's hard at times but worth doing I'd rather it was us they are talking to rather than a real child, thanks for your support

[@martinbisschoff988]

@@guardiansofthenorth9181 I will be blunt friend. Consider myself more than a reasonable average bloke, but also a Dad. If this happened to one of my kids I do not want to think what I will do. But one thing is for, it will be FAR MORE than a slap on the wrist.

[@FutureArnoldIWish]

I live in the north east and I cant thank you enough for helping keep our streets that little bit safer, as parents we need to always be vigilant! ❤

[@alpharoo4251]

Do you believe this guy actually does any of this ?

[@joanhuffman2166]

The low level of punishment for such crimes makes me suspect that many of the elites are abusers.

[@nickcoppard5335]

Indeed and the ducking police protect them

[@labotraduc8448]

I'm impressed by this man's honesty and humility.

[@cjkm4190]

People who asked about «are you not ashamed» and other BS don’t understand, that what offenders do, is staying with the children for many years and affecting their whole life. I sincerely thank this guy, his team and people who do the same. My offender was caught, but not punished at all. And the thing that hurt me the most until this day is that I was probably not the last person who he hurt. I knew a girl who he hurt too, and probably he did this even before me or at the same time is me. And she was the same age as me (4YO). I lived with so much guild because he wasn’t punished. And I felt like it was my responsibility to stop him.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

That's how I felt when someone messaged my son I had to do something because police wouldn't that's how I started this team it's like the world is on your shoulders

[@cjkm4190]

@@guardiansofthenorth9181 thank you so much for doing it! You are a great dad and human. Your work heals my inner child, honestly.

[@lorettavamperetta8401]

Thank you for being a part of restoring humanity and justice in these dark times

[@markbowdenfootball]

God's work. Well done sir. As a former investigator it's refreshing to hear of the professionalism and 'not for clicks' approach.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@Renvaar1989]

Where's this man's cape? It's also INSANE the amount of people don't get a jail sentence and need to re-offend (abuse multiple children?!?) to see jail time of any sort.

[@scpus1229]

This man.. his team.. they are heroes!! Very grateful such people exist to protect children. Too much ugliness in this world 😢

[@abhilashapati4677]

I like how he said in the beginning "No one is exempt ( from consequences) ". I really respect steadfast morality in someone.

[@panpiper3506]

There was an elderly man living in my street who got severely harassed by a local paedo hunting group. A woman neighbour of his used to see him looking out of the curtains of his upstairs widow when her children were in her garden, and she would see his hand moving up and down fast...She thought that he was masturbating while staring at her kids, and so she reported him to a paedo hunting gang. The gang knocked on his door and barged their way in, and threatened him, called him a perv etc. It turned out that the poor old man was suffering from severe Parkinsons disease which can cause severe hand tremors, and that was what had been causing his hand to appear to shake up and down when he was at the window. Vigilantism in any shape or form should be deplored.

[@williamblake3033]

The aura of this man is on insane levels. Respect.

[@alpharoo4251]

He's a creep

[@missygermaine]

im so speechless and heartbroken about this topic, i can only say i genuinely appreciate these kind people doing what the authority fails to do, to protect the children, thank you kind man.

[@chriscody1761]

Not all Heroes were Capes, Thank you for saving lives

[@lindaford5605]

Correct my dad's brother was my cm. My dad almost killed him. We stopped him so he never went to prison. He been jailed& released many times for the same thing. Sentences aren't long enough in UK.

[@Me-ri2ke]

a police office who’s dealt with child welfare for 35 years was on the radio the other day . The statistics he came out with were genuinely unbelievable. 1.8 million people in the uk look at indecent images of children every year!!! The chances of YOU knowing someone that’s does is pretty high .

[@johngill2390]

Great work guys doing what the officials can’t. Massive thank you for protecting our most vulnerable.

[@Markjt01]

Good man, thank you for your very important work.

[@2992texley]

My dad was a victim of sexual abuse when he was a child. He was a great father to me, but eventually the pain he never healed from led to alcoholism and addiction leading to a premature death at the age of 57.

[@daddad8707]

A moral being. Doing the dirty work as authority have abdicated their responsibility. I hope he stays strong so that his work doesn't break him.

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thanks for your support means alot

[@bearclaus2676]

I'd lend help. Different country, though.

[@acrazysheepdog1555]

I like how he doesn’t mention the specific platforms, most likely to keep some confidentiality and to protect their work. Smart man.

[@alpharoo4251]

Or to hide the fact that all are at least 13+

[@edwardjames9361]

Grindr ect

[@alpharoo4251]

@@edwardjames9361 I've honestly no idea where you would start. I don't know of any app where there are lots of kids communicating with each other. Or that any kid would want to meet a random adult on the strength of a text. The idea that this is something he can do like sitting on the bank of a river with a fishing rod doesn't add up in my mind.

[@francescamazzonelli1670]

​@@alpharoo4251there are children on tick tock you knoe

[@alpharoo4251]

@@francescamazzonelli1670 So what?

[@missmcphee8859]

What an amazing man!! Protecting children when no one else will. Massive respect!!

[@guardiansofthenorth9181]

Thank you

[@goranpetot2543]

It's sooooooo much worse than murder. It's literally THE worst thing a human being can ever do.

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

You're a beautiful person, inside and out. ❤ Thanks for helping keep kids safe from a lifetime of trauma ❤️

[@erikwinkler]

What a smart man. Thank you for your work.

[@pinklilyblossom]

Question was do you feel sorry for the children that you are hurting through catching their parents - Can that be rephrased. He is not hurting those children - the abusive parents actions have hurt the children. Being caught is a consequence of those actions.

[@vitisvinifera1590]

Not to mention, it can hurt to cut an infection from your body. But your body won't heal until that happens. Same with those kids- they'll def hurt from not having their parents, but their parents will probably hurt them worse by being around said child

[@mfanwelikeit3760]

Yes! I really appreciate his comments on live streaming.

[@davidm3420]

I appreciate people like this so much!

[@lorellgingrich6603]

You guys are HEROES! Kudos to you and all your mates. I'd lay odds that the reason the jail terms are short is, the law makers themselves are guilty