I can't begin to describe how sick that bloke from the rock band makes me feel.
Evil keeps itself well hidden, but there are always clues if people are curious enough.
I've just been reading up on the 3 slave women in London. A neighbour, who lived two doors away [two doors only, FFS] would walk past the window and
see a woman holding paper up to the window, with writing on it, for hours on end. She couldn't read it. For legod's sake, aren't people curious, if not interested in their fellow human beings..? How can you walk by and not ask yourself why a person would do that if there was not something wrong..? Either with them or their situation..? How can you just turn away and dismiss it..? The rock singer who was raping young children was trying to keep his evil deeds private, so these things perpetrate themselves, but this women was desperately calling for help and a ****ing neighbour just kept walking, making it none of her business. This was and is easily preventable stuff.
What I'm trying to say is, if we are going to continue to react to situations, such as the *****phile singer, after the fact, then we have an obligation to care about preventing it. I'm not talking about generally depriving people of liberty, I'm talking about stepping in when there are signs that people are not 100%, maybe starting to buckle under with their personal troubles. Everybody knows someone who is sad, or despairing, or lonely, or who are simply not coping, while we walk on the other side, perhaps deliberately looking the other way.