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If You're Gonna Be In Texas....

You shouldn't be a pedo in cyberland.

Evidently, someone didn't like this post too much. I won't link him, but the head pedo freak linked me again, complaining that I referred to a article written by someone who isn't a medical professional. Oddly enough, I myself am not a medical professional, and yet- I can correctly tell you that sexual abuse of children when defined by the pedo freak as "love" is just as sick, just as harmful and just as wrong as any other sort of sexual abuse of a child. Just because they want to say it's "different" doesn't mean it is.

Anyway, Mr. Pedo Freak linked me, I'm not linking him- but you can still find the address of his post if you look in the correct line of the following image.

You'll also notice that the IP who came in off of his link, is from within the US. Texas to be more clear.

Anyone know Level 3 Communications in Texas? Anyone feel like giving them a heads up that someone on the IP address 4.225.186.138 is more than likely a deviant perv?

I'm thinking that it's be fun and interesting to post all the referrers from that site. Don't you? At least the ones that come in and are under the jurisdiction of the laws of the United States of America. Perhaps it'll give us a nice list of IP's that should be monitored for illegal activities.


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