William Timmerman

America Doesn't Love Children William Timmerman

It's worse than imagined. The book stakes out the clear and present dangers children face in America today. Public attitude surveys, scholarly study results, comparison statistical data and voluminous media accounts are used to build a strong case that America doesn't love children. The first major threat to the safety and well being of children comes now from those sources in the past considered trustworthy and protective. The second threat is the scourge of child pornography with buyers now wanting images and videos showing sexual assault of the youngest children even toddlers. The remaining major threat is the movement toward "unwanting" and devaluing children. The book also focuses on the growing number of low income and homeless children with the staggering news that over half of the students in public schools are from low income families. American cannot be proud of the high number of child deaths and the how many children are pulled into prostitution and sex trafficking. Pimps learned that "the younger the better" because customers will pay more. The reader will be appalled at how bad it is for in children in America and what can be done about it.