Pedophilia: Get-Rich-Quick Scheme or Money Pit?
I can't tell you how often I get into a heated argument with someone about the economics of Pedophilia. Although I can tell you how many establishments those arguments have caused me to be banned from: six. Seven if you count museums as establishments. But can you blame me? It's a woefully underreported area, and one that craves an answer.
Enter Michael Jackson, grabbing his crotch. And by "his" I mean Macaulay Culkin's.
Following a series of financially draining legal battles and career hits, the perennial post-op has put his famed Neverland Ranch up for auction. You know, that place with the amusement park rides and cotton candy, just like a ranch
But how mistaken you'd be, my shortsighted friend! For in the right circumstances, can it not also be a money-making proposition? Take the inspiring story of Louis Conradt, the late former prosecutor who is best known for his guest appearance on NBC's To Catch a PredatorWhen not blogging for Cracked, Michael entraps child molesters as head writer and co-founder of Those Aren't Muskets!