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Orrex

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5. If it's so disturbing, then why did you post the link?

Reply to chalmers (Reply #1)

Sun Dec 27, 2015, 12:36 PM

Dec 2015

And why did you reply except to kick your own OP when no one else had done it for you?

The story is indeed very disturbing, and it needs to be dragged out into the light of day so that we see it for what it is. Kudos to Cracked.com for raising awareness of this vile and disgusting culture.

Now... Where do we go from here? Do we ignore the article and its subject? Or do we recognize that the article is nowhere nearly as "disturbing" as the industry it exposes?

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5 Things I Learned Infiltrating Deep Web Child Molesters [View all] chalmers Dec 2015 OP

This story is too disturbing chalmers Dec 2015 #1

Many government leaders are into this, so it's no coincidence these dark webs are government issue. hunter Dec 2015 #2

If it's so disturbing, then why did you post the link? Orrex Dec 2015 #5

Took forever to load. Decided it wasn't worth it. Baitball Blogger Dec 2015 #6

Here are the section headings: Orrex Dec 2015 #7

That does sound very informative. Baitball Blogger Dec 2015 #8

KnR because this needs much more light. nt Mnemosyne Dec 2015 #3

They're going to get caught eventually if they use Microsoft. PeoViejo Dec 2015 #4