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Originally Posted by Pressing-On

That is one reason I didn't stay on Facebook. You have too many people with diverse views - family and friends. I felt I was dragging everyone into a conversation I only wanted to compartmentalize, i.e. religion and politics. I find most people claiming religiosity wear the popular meme on their sleeves - "Don't judge me" - meaning, they don't want to change anything they are doing.

So, Twitter works for me - I only have political friends. Religion is too involved to defend in 140 letters.

Having said that, Jason Dugger has a bit of a problem as you are not a "child" at 14 or 15 years old. That is 9th grade. Now, I will defend them taking care of it 'in-house' at the beginning. Any family would do that at the outset, and they also said he did get counseling. Although, I've heard two stories - one he did get counseling, another it was just a labor intensive job with friends away from home. So, we will see what his parents say tonight on The Kelly File.

I feel bad for all of them. What Duggar did was wrong and abominable. However, he was a kid and we hope he isn't doing it now.