> It's a hard sell. Just picture a politician on live television having to choose between having this cute little child being raped for years before they commit

> It's a hard sell. Just picture a politician on live television having to choose between having this cute little child being raped for years before they commit suicide (letting the perpetrators off the hook), or ramp up the surveillance a bit. Picture them choosing rape. We see politicians regularly choosing to not enact overwhelmingly popular positions like universal background checks in the face of mass murders of children. How many politicians have done anything to stop the Catholic church from hiding child rapists? This is a much more direct harm and no one who isn't a child rapist would lose anything if we fixed it. Politicians are already choosing rape and murder when the stakes are much lower.