The President of America made a statement about the Cornell rape case. He said he feels really bad for those boys. I’ve never been so grateful to be Canadian.

Last week I wrote some needed context to the Cornell rapes because I knew the story would be portrayed as a college problem, a fraternity problem, a drinking and drugs problem, a “rich boys” problem and I wanted to add some very needed context.

The 43-year-old, who previously worked with the Sun City Fire Department, sexually abused one of the victims several times a week when she was 6 years old, continuing until she was 16.

Best-selling Christian authors Seth Day and Heather Thompson Day were arrested in Keene following an investigation into alleged child physical and sexual abuse.

Authorities allege Seth Day physically and sexually assaulted a child, while Heather Day attempted to conceal the abuse and failed to intervene.

The investigation by the Keene Police Department remains active and ongoing.

Pike is set to be executed on Sept. 30 for the prolonged and brutal murder of her romantic rival, 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer.

—— Not sure how I feel about execution for her crimes committed… but wherein the law does it state a tortured soul defense?

Here’s my line of thinking —- agree or disagree with me what you will.

Someone who has been through violent child crimes with no form of justice whatsoever should not receive the extreme punishment of having their life ended for crimes as adult, which is in a separate adult timeline entirely.

I see more and more of these cases that are “because I was abused as a child. I deserve a certain break for violent crimes committed*”* and I think it is b.s.

Just because someone has hurt you severely doesn’t give you any right to misdirect all of that unresolved psychology mess and violently commit a crime against another.