> What would you consider a fact? A half dozen links to such content?
Well, one link would be a start. And to consider something a fact, I'd generally want to see some evidence. When I'm told something is a fact but there is no evidence to support the assertion, or if the evidence turns out to be an estimate with questionable methodology methodology (say, 1 In 5 College Women Are Sexually Assaulted), then I tend to lower my opinion on the honesty of the individual or person involved.
> But that Unicef report is there for you to read and if that does not convince you likely nothing will.
It is?
> For a while it was Thailand, then the Thai really cracked down on the sex tourists and the child porn production and so the producers shifted to another location.
I don't follow Thailand terribly closely, but I'd be interested to know details about this, particularly how they know child porn producers were there but left.
Well, one link would be a start. And to consider something a fact, I'd generally want to see some evidence. When I'm told something is a fact but there is no evidence to support the assertion, or if the evidence turns out to be an estimate with questionable methodology methodology (say, 1 In 5 College Women Are Sexually Assaulted), then I tend to lower my opinion on the honesty of the individual or person involved.
> But that Unicef report is there for you to read and if that does not convince you likely nothing will.
It is?
> For a while it was Thailand, then the Thai really cracked down on the sex tourists and the child porn production and so the producers shifted to another location.
I don't follow Thailand terribly closely, but I'd be interested to know details about this, particularly how they know child porn producers were there but left.