Andrew Vachss praises transcenders who were abused as children but didn't repeat the abuse

In this excerpt from the Family of Choice webcast (01/14/2009), author and children's attorney Andrew Vachss answers a reader's question, "Is there some legal reason why the issue of guilt or innocence has to be black or white?" [Q44]

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[thfpt]

Is there a way to get all of these videos on DVD instead of having to view them on youtube?

[burkesdogpansy]

@thfpt If you make a $40 donation to Protect dot org and email the receipt and your request to loubank at 10ap dot com, he'll send you a DVD of the whole thing.

[trevorthemonkeey]

this guy thinks that people should do anything if someone watches child porn

[burkesdogpansy]

@trevorthemonkeey No, not "anything." A human who watches child porn should be prosecuted and sent to prison, and their net assets should become property of the Feds, for the purpose of funding prosecution of other child pornographers. See any of the dozens of articles at vachss dot com.

[thfpt]

@burkesdogpansy Absolutely. Those who would prey on and harm someone that cannot possibly defend themselves are the Ultimate Evil. They must be punished, and that's what the law is meant for.

[pzgdr]

Andrew vacches is a tireless campaigner and protector for those who have no voice,his walk is so vital and so laudable as to be beyond words..