Well, it’s not like this is a shock to any of us on the Right — and it’s not as if other Democrats haven’t been saying the same thing, even if a bit sotto voce. The class-warfare arguments have always based themselves on the idea that government should exist to redistribute wealth from haves to have-nots, although one has to marvel at Howard Dean suddenly becoming concerned that we may tip a little to closely to Europe in our approach. Do class warriors often get caught talking about disincentives like this? (via Naked Emperor News and Breitbart TV)

Swiss President wants to “register” priests who molest children, I say “Kill Them All!”

March 29, 2010Jenny Marie Hatch

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I have long believed that the only way to wipe out child molestation from our world is to kill the molesters.

Harsh?

Perhaps, but having such a strong punishment will do a couple of things:

1. It sends a powerful message to those who have been assaulted that Society understands how profoundly damaging such childhood trauma is.

2. It rids the world of those who groom and target children for sexual assault. (These souls are then enabled to enter the world of spirits where they can be lovingly nurtured and “treated” for their own traumas and trials.)

3. It lets anyone in society who is even remotely tempted to molest a child understand that they commit this crime at the risk of losing their own life. Only this type of punishment will put the brakes on institutionalized and or family pattern abuse.

For the past ten years my own life has been completely overwhelmed by this issue, I have spent hours and hours thinking about how to heal it, and I don’t anticipate backing down from this stance ever. I don’t know that I have the gumption to go take on the lawmakers to push for new legislation in America, but I would hope that anyone who is planning to go to state or federal congressional jobs would consider long and hard the result if we don’t send a societal message of reserving the harshest and most permanent punishments for those who sexually assault children.

Jenny Hatch