Tim Ballard, the real-life person portrayed by Jim Caviezel in The Sound of Freedom, faces multiple charges of sexual harassment and misconduct. With the presumption of innocence clearly in mind, the question becomes what effect should a person’s individual flaws and bad behaviors have on the good works that they have unquestionably performed?
Listen here on Soundcloud:
No one ever heard of Tim Ballard until this movie came out and he made a considerable amount of money on it. Now all of a sudden accusations of impropriety start flying when he has deep pockets and a name that’s associated with combating child trafficking. Considering that this is a very common ploy by the enemies of anything resembling decency and what’s right — I’m going to defer judgement until something is proven. Proven to my satisfaction and I’m pretty damned hard to satisfy when it comes to this sort of thing. I’m hard to satisfy because we have… Read more »
Once again, why are these episodes not showing up on the right angle link??
Wasn’t MLK accused of similar behavior?
Allegations…!? Thank you Bill for your astute comment.
And one more thing – I wonder if any of the people on Epstein’s client list may have had a hand in getting this anti-Ballard attack started?
Sorry, but after seeing what that other side was willing to do to Brett Kavanaugh, I am very skeptical of all these allegations from the various women. Second, even the most flawed among us may do great things. I am balancing the good and the bad and the good still prevails. Last, as someone once said, “He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.”
Red-Pilled America did look at Tim Ballard and found a number of issues with his story. I recommend everyone have a look at their story.
Thank you for covering this very unpleasant story. I didn’t know this had happened, and it’s so discouraging to be reminded that things aren’t always as they seem. It is excellent advice to check one’s emotions before lending support to a cause, but so tragic that it is necessary. We live in a fallen world.