I apologize for all the defenses on this blog, even though I don't have to. I don't like having a blog full of moral legal defenses against abuse and entitlement. It's like clutter all around. I, in real life, am simply not the most proud person around, meaning around children especially. I don't like to look like a prideful jerk, but anyone who simply clicked in here briefly would think the opposite...I haven't committed any sin, except in the case where I am wrong and refuse to admit it, in which case it is perjury.
Survivor of law-abiding parents. Church dissenter. Convicted adult. Using the anti-entitlement system to understand and advocate children's rights.
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