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Husband, Dad, Mentor, Friend, Producer for film and television ABC's Boy Band, The Goldbergs, Glee, http://timdavisvocals.com 

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    Tim Davis‏Verified account @loudmouthmuch Jan 30

    Today we lost another #Glee cast member.Yes, he committed crimes against children.Yes, it's horrific. But #MarkSalling was a broken man, no doubt an abuse victim himself. I loved Mark, and am sad when I consider the devastation of his parents. PLEASE withhold your cruel comments.

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      2. rebs fisher @ Cannes Film Festival‏ @LovingLourd Jan 30
        Replying to @loudmouthmuch

        Not to be insensitive, and while I feel sad for his loved ones, how do you think the children that were victims in the videos he knowingly collected, would feel seeing him described as such? Being a 'broken man' does not remove the fact that he had a child pornography collection.

        9 replies 43 retweets 694 likes
      3. Tim Davis‏Verified account @loudmouthmuch Jan 30
        Replying to @LovingLourd

        I acknowledged that in my post. No minimization of the crime. It was awful. I'm talking about having compassion, and not adding to the vitriol.

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      2. Robert Scott Bean‏ @TheWorldOfRSB Jan 30
        Replying to @loudmouthmuch

        I’m also a victim of abuse and never abused anyone. I’m very open about the abuse I went through and constantly have to deal with people thinking that anyone who gets abused will turn around and do the same. It’s NOT true. This tweet needs its own therapy session.

        7 replies 12 retweets 403 likes
      3. K.E. Parris‏ @parrislaw Jan 30
        Replying to @TheWorldOfRSB @loudmouthmuch

        I've never heard anyone claim that all who are abused become abusers. What IS the case is that many (if not most) who ARE abusers were themselves abused. People respond to trauma in all manner of different ways. I think the post was intended to minimize cruelty to his family.

        5 replies 2 retweets 74 likes
      4. Robert Scott Bean‏ @TheWorldOfRSB Jan 30
        Replying to @parrislaw @loudmouthmuch

        I have heard it far too many times, and when it’s not said directly, it’s implied. Mark was NOT a broken man. He was an evil person who chose to do evil things. People who go through abuse aren’t automatically broken. I am not broken.

        6 replies 4 retweets 154 likes
      5. K.E. Parris‏ @parrislaw Jan 30
        Replying to @TheWorldOfRSB @loudmouthmuch

        But many who endure abuse ARE broken. The numbers are too outrageously high for people to claim no link b/w being abused and becoming abusers. That /= the acts aren't evil too, but if the *abusers* were simply evil by nature you'd expect their abuse rates to mirror national avgs

        4 replies 2 retweets 20 likes
      6. Rebecca Thompson‏ @Momof3gngrs Jan 30
        Replying to @parrislaw @TheWorldOfRSB @loudmouthmuch

        You're wrong actually. Men who suffer sexual abuse as children are only 1% more likely to be sex offenders and a gigantic margin are not victims of abuse (nearly 88%) based on multiple studies. Here's one of them https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/2082860/ …

        7 replies 4 retweets 62 likes
      7. Jasmine's Mommy‏ @VanessaG_TX Feb 1
        Replying to @Momof3gngrs @parrislaw and

        I'm amazed and downright disgusted at the same time that this so-called lawyer fervently defends the indefensible actions of a pedophile by grossly misrepresenting the truth about victims and perpetrators, and then conveniently claims to be "representing" a victim of sexual abuse

        1 reply 0 retweets 2 likes
      8. K.E. Parris‏ @parrislaw Feb 3
        Replying to @VanessaG_TX @Momof3gngrs and

        What on earth is wrong with you? I NEVER defended the man's actions - not once. And believe me, it is never "convenient" to have to work with a child who has experienced extraordinary abuse.

        1 reply 0 retweets 2 likes
      9. Jasmine's Mommy‏ @VanessaG_TX Feb 4
        Replying to @parrislaw @Momof3gngrs and

        In case you lost track of your thoughts throughout this thread, you never mentioned this "client" until the very end when you were signing off. If you were half as concerned about this victim as you were about Mark Salling, you'd have brought him up at the very outset.

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      2. Jasmine's Mommy‏ @VanessaG_TX Jan 30
        Replying to @loudmouthmuch

        FYI Tim, I personally know someone who suffered from sexual abuse between the ages of 9 - 14 at the hands of different perpetrators years ago and he is not a sexual predator so please stop painting all victims with the same brush as your "buddy".

        2 replies 1 retweet 101 likes
      3. K.E. Parris‏ @parrislaw Jan 30
        Replying to @VanessaG_TX @loudmouthmuch

        He didn't do that at all. "All ravens are black" does not imply that "all black objects are ravens." Most who become abusers were themselves abused, but that does not imply that the converse is true (e.g., most who are abused become abusers).

        2 replies 0 retweets 29 likes
      4. Jasmine's Mommy‏ @VanessaG_TX Jan 30
        Replying to @parrislaw @loudmouthmuch

        Please stop with the attempts at obfuscation here when childhood sexual abuse is something that hits very close to home for my family and many others too. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/2732083.stm …

        1 reply 0 retweets 32 likes
      5. K.E. Parris‏ @parrislaw Jan 30
        Replying to @VanessaG_TX @loudmouthmuch

        That is what's called an appeal to emotion, but I am simply pointing out the logical distinction. It is not 'obfuscation.' To claim that most abusers were abused (true) is not the same as claiming most who are abused become abusers (false).

        2 replies 0 retweets 18 likes
      6. Jasmine's Mommy‏ @VanessaG_TX Jan 30
        Replying to @parrislaw @loudmouthmuch

        It is incredibly inaccurate to claim that "most abusers were abused" when it has been found to occur only in a minority of perpetrators. Beliefs and empirical research evidence are wholly different concepts.pic.twitter.com/Lkbi8OspkE

        2 replies 0 retweets 36 likes
      7. K.E. Parris‏ @parrislaw Jan 30
        Replying to @VanessaG_TX @loudmouthmuch

        Ok, no wonder. You were citing a study from 16 years ago.

        2 replies 0 retweets 5 likes
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      9. Jasmine's Mommy‏ @VanessaG_TX Jan 30
        Replying to @Skoldier80 @parrislaw @loudmouthmuch

        As a matter of fact, those statistics have remained largely unchanged since 2001 if one browses through studies on NIH. An estimated 30 percent have been found to be victims in the UShttp://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=90200&page=1 …

        3 replies 0 retweets 17 likes
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