comments are reviewed by the editorial staff and may not be posted immediately. If you feel your comment was filtered inappropriately, please email us at story@pjmedia.com . 165 Comments, 72 Threads 1. Rob Crawford OK, so I now have no problem saying this: these people have voluntarily placed themselves outside civilization. They should be treated accordingly. Dude, take a pill. A bunch of corrupt officials sitting around a table pretending to solve the child sex problem on our dime deserves to be protested. Their methods are ineffective and create other problems and forms of oppression. Protesting them is not the same as supporting child sex slavery and saying so is intellectual laziness. The intellectual laziness is on the protestor's part. Or I should say rank stupidity. If you want to protest for legalized prostitution then do so. Don't do it at a conference to stop human trafficking! The political tone-deafness of the protestors is an amazing thing to watch. It really is harder to imagine a dumber thing to do, if you're trying to build a mass movement to effect change in society, than to protest a conference to stop human trafficking. What on earth do they hope to accomplish? "We set out with the intentions of shutting the fu(ker down and started the event with the distribution of some dope literature, some inflammatory speeches, the harassment of mainstream media and of course the all-out taunting of the police. It got taken a step further when the crowd attempted to