Post: #26

It's already been mention here but the chances of that kid being molested by one of these freaks is so high, it makes me angry.


Its so bad that even a mainstream leftist news site reports it as a problem.

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/21838575/ns/he...nal-homes/

Quote:Children living in stepfamilies or with single parents are at higher risk of physical or sexual assault than children living with two biological or adoptive parents, according to several studies co-authored by David Finkelhor, director of the University of New Hampshire's Crimes Against Children Research Center.

Post: #27

This is so progressive that I'm not even sure what's happening.

Post: #28

(08-07-2015 12:02 AM)Suits Wrote:  This is why we are seeing awkward situations with several men sharing one woman or in this case, three men sharing two women.

To my understanding it's not the men sharing the women here, but three faggots in one household and two lesbians in another. Then the kid will shuttle between them. Also the reason for having the anonymous sperm donor, the mother can't stand dick.

Not sure if that is supposed to make it better or worse, though. Probably worse.

Post: #29

(08-07-2015 02:28 AM)zombiejimmorrison Wrote:  It's already been mention here but the chances of that kid being molested by one of these freaks is so high, it makes me angry.


Its so bad that even a mainstream leftist news site reports it as a problem.

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/21838575/ns/he...nal-homes/

Quote:Children living in stepfamilies or with single parents are at higher risk of physical or sexual assault than children living with two biological or adoptive parents, according to several studies co-authored by David Finkelhor, director of the University of New Hampshire's Crimes Against Children Research Center.

Not only that, but if any of the adults in this group are "poly" and date yet other people, that puts the kids at even greater risk.

I'm pleasantly surprised to see the link you posted from NBC. I was less happy to learn it's from 2007. The fact that you had to go back almost ten years to find a story that defines something we hear about almost daily on the news is not a good sign.

In the Baltimore-Washington region alone, I hear regularly about boyfriends or step-parents abusing or murdering children (the deeply troubling "birthday cake murder" this past July was the latest). The media should regularly be doing "trend stories" on this phenomenon -- instead of inventing imaginary trend stories about dating on Tinder and the like. Statistics prove that this is a real trend.