If you have followed me here on this writing platform for a long, long time, you probably know that I have sniped at YouTuber Ready To Glare in one of my previous articles. I like that she verbally attacks child molesters on her YouTube channel. However, whenever she equates the sexual violation of a toddler to a forbidden romance between a teenager and an adult, I cannot do anything else but to accuse her of being guilty of changing pedophilia from a psychiatric disorder to a conspiracy theory.
At the end of the day, YouTuber Ready To Glare is not only a self-appointed pedo expert but also a dangerous self-appointed psychiatrist who engages in mendacious pedo-shaming. In her school of thought, the First Lady of France, Brigitte Marie-Claude Trogneux Macron, is no different from the late Kenneth Parnell.
In the real world, anyone of acceptable intelligence knows that what YouTuber Ready To Glare believes in that respect could not be any further from the truth, yet she goes on living in her make-believe world of age-appropriate perfection and wholesome purity. I admire her for standing up for the child victims of this one Long Island therapist, but she needs to stop comparing oranges and apples.
1. A Self-Appointed Psychiatrist's Common Delusion
I have no problem with YouTuber Ready To Glare expressing her opinion that pedophiles and child molesters should receive the death penalty whenever they harm a child. I would like for all prison rapists to be fried in the electric chair or asphyxiated in a gas chamber, so I'm not in a position to criticize her for being a proponent of capital punishment.
The Supreme Court of the United States ("SCOTUS") royally screwed up when they issued the Coker vs. Georgia ruling in 1977. If YouTuber Ready To Glare attempted to have her way about the death penalty, she'd also have this thing called Kennedy vs. Louisiana standing in her way.
The SCOTUS hasn't been very popular with the public at large lately. It's no wonder voters support state governors' decisions whenever they pass a law that goes in defiance of any SCOTUS ruling. Anyhow, watch YouTuber Ready To Glare's video below.
YouTuber Ready To Glare Describes The Crimes Of A Long Island Therapist
In many ways, YouTuber Ready To Glare and I have much in common. At the same time, I do not appreciate it whenever she takes writer's license with the definition of pedophilia and misrepresents teenage sex as a form of pedophilia and child molestation.
If she's talking about executing pedophiles in accordance with the definition of them in the Fifth Edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders ("DSM-5), she will get no argument out of me. However, if she's looking to send a 19-year-old man to the electric chair for kissing his 17-year-old girlfriend on the lips, then I have to call her out on her lunacy.
Anyone can see that Renee Hoberman is the face of evil. However, if YouTuber Ready To Glare is going to compare female teachers who have had a liaison with one of their teenage male students with Ms. Hoberman, then I think that YouTuber Ready To Glare needs to get out of her video-recording studio and start experiencing the real world. No intelligent human being can possibly believe that there is any kind of equivalence to both scenarios.
Now, don't get me wrong. I realize that parents don't send their teenage kids to public school for them to have sex with the faculty. However, at the same time, nobody can honestly compare that scenario with one in which a grown woman has severely violated a baby or a toddler in a sexual way. That scenario is an abomination.
YouTuber Ready To Glare simply needs to report the facts as they are and stop turning her narratives into pedophile-panic propaganda. Child molestation and teenage sex are clearly two different animals all of their own.
I'm not denying that there are toxic sexual relationships between teenagers and adults in certain situations, but I don't think it does justice to cross-pollinate such a scenario with a scenario of a child therapist sexually brutalizing a defenseless, little child who may be barely learning how to talk or doesn't talk yet at all.
Before anyone reading my article here decides to debate me on this topic, I ask that you read the online publication titled The Paradox of Statutory Rape by Russell L. Christopher and Kathryn Hope Christopher from beginning to end. Afterwards, you will clearly see that YouTuber Ready To Glare is wrongfully conflating two different types of scenarios involving minors that have nothing to do with each other.
In her video above, YouTuber Ready To Glare comments that Ms. Hoberman is homely. I don't agree with her, but it doesn't really matter. I can be rest assured that if YouTuber Ready To Glare didn't know about Ms. Hoberman's crimes, she would likely tell her viewers that she was an attractive-looking woman. Inner ugliness has a way of distorting someone's outer beauty. Of course, that's merely my opinion.
2. Final Thoughts
In many ways, the topic of pedophilia is strongly similar to the topic of abortion. If you condone embryonic stem cell research, right-wing extremists will claim that you have no right to call yourself an anti-abortionist or a pro-life advocate despite that you're firmly opposed to conventional abortions.
Nevertheless, to this very day, nobody has offered a shred of scientific evidence to prove that embryonic stem cells are actually living beings. Therefore, such claims of embryonic stem cell research being child murder continue to be unproven.
If you reveal that you feel that there's nothing wrong with an intimate relationship between a 14-year-old girl and a 27-year-old man, self-proclaimed child advocates will insist that you have no right to claim that you're an anti-pedophile activist. However, according to the DSM-5, a 14-year-old girl is too old to be the object of a pedophile's desire, for a lack of a better term.
Teenage girls in cross-generational relationships may be frowned upon in certain cultures, but such relationships have been known to be healthy and successful in societies where they are accepted. Unfortunately, social conventions and social taboos are like old habits that die hard in a culture.
If you condone embryonic stem cell research, you have every right to call yourself an anti-abortionist or a pro-life advocate as long as you're firmly opposed to conventional abortions; but don't expect Judie Brown of the American Life League to send you an invitation to join her organization. If you know what her organization is all about, you're not going to want to join it anyway.
If you feel that relationships between adult men and teenage girls as young as middle-school age should not be stigmatized or outlawed, you have the right still to say that you're an anti-pedophile activist; but don't expect to receive an appointment as the next president of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children ("NCMEC"). Oh, wait a minute. John Walsh, the co-founder of NCMEC, was comfortably in his twenties when he began dating his wife, Revé Walsh, back when she was only 16 years old.
If the First Lady of France, Brigitte Marie-Claude Trogneux Macron, extended an invitation to Mrs. Walsh to sit down with her to a cup of tea in France and also invited her and her husband, Mr. Walsh, to a social gathering with First Lady Macron and her husband, French President Emmanuel Macron, I'm sure that the Walshes would accept the invitation. They're not fooling anyone into thinking they're perfect.
If you're looking for impartial news, don't do so from a YouTube influencer. Instead of simply reporting the facts, they have a bad habit of twisting the facts in news stories.
While I am all in favor of Renee Hoberman being prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, I don't feel that it does justice for anyone on YouTube to equate Mary Kay Letourneau to this same monster in the mental-health profession. Ms. Letourneau and Vili Fualaau both loved each other to the bitter end despite that they were each on opposite sides of the legal age line at the outset of their relationship. Ms. Hoberman is a disease to all humanity.
I'm sure that YouTuber Ready To Glare will not disagree with me that Ms. Hoberman has earned her place in the mental-health profession's hall of shame. What awaits Ms. Hoberman in the future cannot be very pleasant, and she will deserve whatever the criminal justice system, the court system, and the prison system all three have to dish out to her.
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