As for the people on myspace, It is oneness that they seek. Eventually the world will be connected again and the distance will be no more. Contempt and disagreement have always been a collapsing of society,
as for that it will always remain and send people away from each other, like gravity upon atoms so is the mind of human kind.

For if not upon the grace of their voices, will lift them to the creations point of entrance to this universe, be it upon the trine of their souls.

No wonder the world is going to hell and Myspace predators aren’t the only ones I am concerned with protecting my children from.

People who get their jollies off displaying public contempt and dripping sarcasm at the choices others make in expressing themselves (Myspace or otherwise) like the author of this article, worry me. Do you have the same problem with blogging, which is not much different than Myspace just not as detailed? Obviously not…

How about tattoos? Poetry? Musicians who pour their heart out in a song from deep southern country to death metal…you got a problem with that too?

You know, the fact that one of my children (who love myspace) might run upon this little bit of sarcastic judgment about their chosen method of self-expression makes me reevaluate how I define a predator. Anyone who holds this much obvious disdain and negative intention behind their words would be what I call a mental predator and mental abuse is comparable, if not worse than, physical abuse.

My suggestion is to take some of your creative energy to the sites where the physical predators are and redirect it in useful ways like educating the possible would-be victims on how to not become one instead of standing way out here on the sidelines shouting insults masked as care and concern for those who have enough to worry about already.

Unbelievable…grow up and stop being the “other� kind of predator that children need protection from.

dont talk crap.

myspace is full of emo’s.