First, I vote that CNBC changes the name to Donny Douche. It'd at least be funnier.
Second, I had a religion and psychology teacher who gave a good lecture one day about how the subjects that people find important to discuss, denounce, whatever, are also the subjects that they themselves are conducting a sort of internal debate about: ie, if I bring up a debate on tax policy, more than likely it's because I've been thinking about taxes and the like recently. In the same sense, he said that he's always been a little unnerved by preachers who focused on strongly denouncing the sins of things like child sex, youthful lust, and wickedness - not because he necessarily disagreed with their points, but because they seemed to him to be settled issues and sort of superfluous. He said a case in point was when that one TV preacher got busted with child pornography or something in the 80s, after repeatedly spending a large portion of his focus on youthful lust. I don't remember the incident, but anyway, it seems funny that this issue of child predation and child molestation should begin to appear so frequently on the news (from Nancy Grace, to Bill O'reilly, to Donny Deutsch). It makes you wonder, who out there is this resonating with - clearly somebody. A news anchor, even? Probably not. But someone out there's sure eating this stuff up.
If you met a person who spent half of his conversation saying things like "molesting children is wrong! molesting children is wrong", wouldn't it be reasonable to assume that this ideas crossed his mind in some way or another?
Just a thought...
