For children being sexually assaulted.
https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2021/aug/09/how-we-made-stand-by-me-kiefer-sutherland-rob-reiner
Not one child who suffered sexual assault without justice was worth this film.
What's your point?
The article you linked to makes no mention of sexual assault, its only about the making of the movie.
I think you need to be clear on what you are saying.
This film would have been all the more reason to silence victims.
https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/virtual-library/abstracts/silent-victims-families-sexually-abused-children
Sorry...you're still not explaining what this has to do with the movie and the article you linked to.
shareThe production of this film wasn't worth the sexual assaults of children and their silencing.
The article misses those facts.
Are you insane and off meds? This has nothing to do with it weirdo!
shareMeds? You mean like heroin and cocaine?
Some people prefer to seek justice for children. Weirdos.
You are still not explaining what this has to do with the movie.
Balls in your court dude.
https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/river-phoenix-dies
shareQuestion still stands...what is the link?
shareThey didn't exactly stand by River Phoenix or the other child victims when making Stand By Me.
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Some of the victims are being sexually assaulted by law enforcement because they were trafficked so early in life. They have to run because their lives are threatened and have been threatened everyday. Some victims are just so thankful to God to be breathing because everyday is a fight to live against the most corrupt people. Some years, death is more welcomed than rape. Not one talent, career, film, or fame has been worth it.
shareYes, I guess you are on heroine and cocaine.. you are making zero sense.
shareSo who assaulted who during the making of this movie?
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