Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "WFLA News Channel 8" channel.

  1. I'm glad that this report actually mentions that there are almost no visas for lower-skilled workers.
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  2. I had to look up "White Claw." Also, I hope that none of the cats went missing.
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  3. Blurry pit bulls are the worst kind.
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  4.  @eldeividbass  I didn't say "unskilled," as there is no such thing as unskilled labor. The fact is that the kind of work that we're talking about requires no complicated skills.
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  5.  @monkeykinggames5527  There are almost no visas for lower-skilled workers. Even if this legislation causes chaos in the agricultural sector, I don't think that it will change things much. The same people who complain the most about undocumented migrants are the same people who show no interest in making more visas available. The truth is that they're afraid (at minimum) of demographic change.
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  6. True. Also, it's "you're," not "your."
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  7.  @edukaeshn  True; they tend to do that all over the country. Don't talk to the police without an attorney.
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  8. Keep in mind that juvenile delinquency has dropped like a brick since then.
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  9. Don't talk to the police without an attorney.
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  10.  @eldeividbass  True! I'm referring to the need for training and such.
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  11.  @Ark-Angel44  Look up "castle doctrine." There's no dwarfing. Nearly every place has the same law, just with subtle variations.
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  12. That depends in part on what they said while talking to the police, which one should never do! Don't talk to the police without an attorney.
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  13. If we lose Roe, there will only be more of this sort of thing.
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  14.  @Serjo777  One of the characteristics of being a minor is the inability to consent to sex with adults.
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  15. No, that's not true. Juvenile delinquency has dropped sharply in the past 25 years or so.
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  16. Thankfully, this sort of thing is much less common than it once was.
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  17. Does that mean leaving the house, or just falling back? In NJ it's the latter, but you can still defend yourself.
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  18.  @jerryschultz70  In NJ, while one is required to try and fall back, it doesn't require leaving the house.
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  19. Juvenile delinquency has actually dropped sharply over the past 25-30 years.
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  20. It's just an investigation of a shooting.
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  21. Capital punishment is actually more expensive.
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  22.  @professorchaos5058  You don't know what you're talking about.
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  23.  @Lubbocksfinest  Men who have gone through this often have lifelong problems with healthy relationships, among other things!
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  24.  @user-yg1dg6xm2g  Minors can't consent.
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  25.  @nicholasl8249  Most men who have gone through this have lifelong problems with forming healthy relationships, understanding trust and consent, boundaries, etc. Do you think that this should be legal?
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  26.  @nocturnalrecluse1216  Regarding patriarchy maybe you should listen to the so-called "preaching." You might learn something.
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  27.  @jt-nixon2102  The fantasies of young boys don't reflect the reality that this does a lot of damage.
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  28.  @guitarttimman  That's not true. This does a lot of psychological damage to men who have gone through it, and mental health professionals know this very well. Do you want it to be legal?
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  29.  @carewser  Mental health professionals and others who work with men who have been through this know that you are completely wrong. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  30.  @carewser  Your anecdote isn't data.
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  31.  @deviouslito5011  Speak for yourself. This behavior does a lot of harm, and attitudes like yours make it worse. Should this be legal?
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  32.  @Scorch1028  He didn't score. He was molested. You're right in that men who have been through this usually have severe problems with forming healthy relationships.
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  33.  @guitarttimman  You're saying that this is a good thing. Should it then be legal, in your opinion?
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  34.  @jt-nixon2102  What boys think that they would love doesn't jibe with the actual outcomes. Those who work with men who've been through this make that clear.
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  35.  @guitarttimman  What was the age of consent where you were? Did she have a power relationship over you? Do you, from your (let's face it) limited vantage point, feel that the laws should be the same no matter the sexes involved: man-boy, woman-boy, man-girl, woman-girl?
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  36.  @carewser  I don't live with my mother, and please get a more original phrase.
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  37.  @carewser  Ok, so you do at least understand that it's harmful for adults of any sex to engage in sexual activity with minors of any sex.
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  38. NY's laws are similar to FL's.
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  39. FL's crime rate isn't close to the best.
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  40. If it looks like it might help, competent defense attorneys will do that. That's their job.
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  41. Security measures are not a bad thing, but invasions are very rare, and they were more common in previous decades.
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  42. Blurry pit bulls, like the one in this video, are even worse!
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  43.  @hebercloward1695  Read CA's law on the subject. They're allowed to do the same thing.
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  44.  @mexdani86  Sure thing!
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  45. While she was trying to get pictures of them, yeah, it was a deadly mistake.
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  46. *you're
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  47. That's not what "psychotic" means, but that's beside the point.
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  48. Men who have been through this often have lifelong problems with healthy relationships, trust, understanding consent and boundaries, etc. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  49.  @scottmichael3745  You don't know what you're talking about.
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  50.  @tedk2166  Speak for yourself. I am outraged, because I know how much damage this does. Do you think that this should be legal?
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  51.  @miovicdina7706  You don't know what you're talking about. This causes a lot of harm.
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  52.  @jdmack1  Attitudes like that make it worse. Sometimes it emerges quickly, and sometimes it takes years, but most men who have gone through this have serious problems with healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, etc.
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  53.  @Coulddietoday15  Not so. He was molested. Attitudes like that are part of the problem. The survivors/victims feel like there's something wrong with them when they don't feel the way that other men say that they should.
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  54.  @waltt69  He was molested. This behavior is very harmful, and attitudes like the one you describe don't help.
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  55.  @introtosun4471  *you're
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  56.  @jdmack1  Mental health professionals who work with men who've been through this make it clear that you are wrong, and attitudes like yours are part of the problem. Do you think that this behavior should be legal?
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  57.  @stevenmitchell1  She was prosecuted for being a predator.
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  58.  @jedahn  Exactly.
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  59.  @vice2versa  When adult women do this to underage boys, it often causes lifelong difficulty in forming healthy relationships, understanding boundaries and consent, among other things. Mental health professionals know this. It's a terrible thing. Do you think that it should be legal?
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  60.  @jerryschultz70  You aren't expected to flee the home. Read the law. Also: *you're.
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  61.  @angelas3872  "Commiefornia" is a ridiculous term, by the way.
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  62. should *have
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  63. True, but please stop shouting.
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  64. *you're
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  65.  @chrisreed3040  It's nothing new It's just being ignored/tolerated/praised less often. That's true for sexual abuse in general, actually.
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  66.  @CrackheadHuntersDopeDealer  You missed out on sexual abuse.
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  67.  @axelfoley1406  Do you realize that these issues were rarely even acknowledged until fairly recently?
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  68.  @evansusmc  You're making an assertion without evidence. For the most part, this behavior has been ignored/tolerated/praised until recently.
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  69.  @jpisback  You don't know what you're talking about. This does a lot of damage. Should it be legalized?
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  70.  @chrisreed3040  There's no reason to think that it's new.
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  71.  @mattlu5493  They were elsewhere, not molesting you. Consider yourself fortunate. This does a lot of damage. Do you want to legalize it?
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  72.  @hubertdeyette5070  Liked it? Men who went through this often have lifelong problems with forming healthy relationships, among other, more serious problems.
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  73.  @ProReggieM29  Sadly, one of the reasons this is so harmful is because so many men tell men who have been through this that they are supposed to feel good about it.
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  74.  @ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e  Those twisted comments are common in this very section, sadly.
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  75.  @mediocreman2  Married women commit this awful crime, you know.
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  76. @user-xe6jw6iy6w Behavior in response to this sort of thing has changed. There have always been female predators, but the feasibility of them preying on minors varies depending on women's roles & options in society regarding access to minors.
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  77.  @jpisback  The fantasies and desires of a 15-year-old aren't necessarily based on the consequences of their actions, especially if they are unaware of what those consequences are likely to be. Every time there's talk of behavior like this, men think that it's a good thing, without a clue regarding the damage it usually causes. That attitude leads to the conclusion that they think it should be legal, unless they have not thought about it at all.
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  78.  @jpisback  I'm not sure what was so asinine, but in any case, do you think that this behavior should be legal?
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  79.  @jpisback  It's no deflection. You say that it would have been a positive experience. Hence my question.
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  80.  @jpisback  One question leads to the other, no?
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  81.  @leroycharles9751  And in nearly all states.
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  82.  @Shiesty9168  No, the whole thing is messed up. Her actions do a lot of damage.
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  83.  @Serjo777  Minors can't give consent.
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  84.  @Serjo777  They can't give consent to adults.
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  85.  @Serjo777  How am I wrong?
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  86. That's not true. Look up what the law says.
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  87. What PC bullshit?
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  88.  @sum1has2  OK, but some of that sort of thing is actually very important for crucial legal reasons.
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  89.  @sum1has2  Sure, but that's beside the point.
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