One important distinction between @imillhiser and folks who don't write for Vox...

...is that the later aren't exclusively made up of lying partisan hacks who will knowingly make false allegations of rape against judges to cover for soft on pedos Biden nominees.

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Twitter blue checks don’t seem to understand that to 90% of the public, child pornographers are the lowest of the low. Pedophiles.
Life tip: You do not EVER want to find yourself explaining why you don’t think CP is that big of a deal. twitter.com/Cernovich/status/1

Sen. Josh Hawley questions Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson over her handing out lighter-than-recommended sentences in child porn cases. twitter.com/TPostMillennial/st

Sen. @tedcruz calculates exactly how lenient Judge Jackson has been on child pornography offenders:
"Do you believe the voice of the children is heard when 100% of the time you're sentencing those in possession of child pornography to far below what the prosecutor's asking for?"
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Judge Jackson: "In comes the internet...with one click you can receive, you can distribute tens of thousands. You can be doing this for 15 minutes and all of a sudden, you are looking at 30, 40, 50 years in prison."
Graham: "Good! Good! Absolutely! Good!"
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That’s the problem with her responses here – doesn’t she know how she’s coming across with stuff like this? It’s reinforcing the point that the GOP was raising about being soft on crime, and it’s also, additionally feeding the perception that she’s an activist — because it isn’t her job as a judge to change the sentencing guidelines by fiat. That’s the role of Congress, not the court. redstate.com/nick-arama/2022/0

GRAHAM: "The best way to deter people from getting on a computer and viewing thousands and hundreds...of children being exploited and abused...is to put their ass in jail, not supervise their computer usage!"
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@watson Another way would be to make sure our child protection and safeguarding systems are robust enough to stop or at least prevent people from having an opportunity to abuse,

if anyone raises concerns, child or adult they MUST be taken seriously we need to be able to spot the signs of abuse and know how to raise concerns, but also know that those concerns will be listened to.

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