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Special Match: [Battle Royal] Match 1: Jonny Smear, UnHairy Danger, Veermaster, Ed Chambers, Steve Diamond, Viamund, Blah! Blah! Blah! & Fink Rotten – 100% SHOW HIGHLIGHTS:
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“Among the most widespread misconceptions about sexual offending is the idea that every individual with pedophilic sexual interests is a child sexual abuser and every child sexual abuser is someone exhibiting pedophilic sexual preferences. In fact, less than 40% of sexual offenders against children can be considered to exhibit actual pedophilic preferences (e.g., Schmidt, Mokros, & Banse, 2013; Seto, 2009). Historically, most research on sexual interest in children has been based on convicted child sexual abusers, which may have biased these estimates – potentially many non-offending individuals with pedophilic preferences could be living their lives with no need of concern from the criminal justice system. Only recently, research has turned to individuals with pedophilic interest from non-forensic community populations (e.g., Cantor & McPhail, 2016; Dombert et al., 2016). Based on the abovementioned stereotype, men with pedophilic sexual interests are among the most stigmatized group in the field of mental disorders (Jahnke, Imhoff, & Hoyer, 2015). Specifically, stigmatization of men with pedophilic sexual interests is probably the only stigma in the field of stigma research that is regarded as socially desirable behavior (Imhoff, 2015). In the present Special Section, Jahnke (2018) gives a thoughtful overview on the counterintuitive repercussions that are linked to stigmatization of individuals with sexual interest in children and their perception of stigmatization stress. Jahnke’s intriguing focal idea is based on the notion that stigmatization stress is indirectly linked to increased risk of future child sexual abuse. So, people who stigmatize pedophilic sexual interest, equating it with child sexual abuse, run the risk of creating the very outcomes they profess to condemn.” |
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“Looking back on his career, Wallace told CNN’s Howard Kurtz that he and the late 60 Minutes executive producer Don Hewitt “came to the conclusion that there was more heat than light that came out of that. We weren’t getting a lot of information from those so-called ambushes. So we quit … I have no doubt that what we started has become a plague.” Although Mr. Wallace and Mr. Hewitt came to the right conclusion regarding ambush interviews, many other television personalities (some of whom I hesitate to call journalists) have continued his tradition. They imitate Wallace’s legacy by following a public figure down the street, racing them through a parking lot, or showing up to their office without warning. Little scares media spokespersons more than the prospect of being ambushed. I recently wrote two posts about how spokespersons can survive ambush interviews (here and here), in which I wrote that: “The single best way to ‘win’ an ambush is by denying the reporter a great visual.” The two additional links in this quote, are probably worth the time to read and digest. |
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Date: January 13, 2020
01) BREAKING: Cory Booker ends presidential bid
“Krystal Ball & Saagar Enjeti discuss Cory Booker’s decision to drop out of the 2020 Presidential race.”
Date: January 13, 2020
01) Google Whistleblower: Google doesn’t care about human rights
“Former Google Exec Ross LaJeunesse explains how Google went from “Don’t be Evil” to only caring about profits.”
Date: January 13, 2020
01) Bernie Sanders FINALLY Goes After Joe Biden
“Joe Biden has had a bizarrely easy time of it as the frontrunner of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary. Few of his competitors have attacked him directly, and those who did (like Kamala Harris and Julián Castro) have mostly dropped out of the race.
However, it appears Biden’s free ride is finally coming to an end. With actual primaries coming up soon and no sign his lead is disappearing, his top rivals Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have begun attacking his record — Sanders explicitly, and Warren with the release of a bankruptcy reform plan that would overturn one of the blackest marks on Biden’s Senate career. It’s high time Biden’s record got close scrutiny.
Citation:
https://theweek.com/articles/887969/joe-bidens-free-ride-over“
Date: January 12, 2020
01) Bloomberg’s SECRET Weapon: Judge Judy
“Judge Judy has endorsed Michael Bloomberg.”
Date: January 10, 2020
01) Senior Sanders Advisor Chuck Rocha reveals Bernie’s state by state path to victory
“Sanders’ Senior Advisor Chuck Rocha discusses the Senator’s recent surge and why it took the media so long to notice.”
Date: January 11, 2020
01) Trump Gives us a Glimpse of General Election Attacks on Bernie Sanders: They’re Not Good
Date: January 10, 2020
01) Bernie Sanders and Lawmakers Introduce the No War Against Iran Act
“Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) introduced the No War Against Iran Act, which denies the Pentagon of any funds for unauthorized use of military force against Iran. A measure to prohibit funds for an unconstitutional war with Iran passed by a bipartisan 251-member vote in the House of Representatives last year, though it was later stripped from the National Defense Authorization Act enacted in December.
In the Senate, the No War Against Iran Act is cosponsored by Senators Schumer (D-N.Y.), Leahy (D-Vt.), Markey (D-Mass.), Wyden (D-Ore.), Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), Baldwin (D-Wis.), Cantwell (D-Wash.), Warren (D-Mass.), Van Hollen (D-Md.), Harris (D-Calif.), Blumenthal (D-Conn.), and Merkley (D-Ore.).
Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) introduced a companion measure to defund unauthorized military action against Iran in the House of Representatives, with 58 cosponsors.”
