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Setanta, if you regularly roll around in your own faeces, you can't use that defense though. ;)
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Who decides it's okay to kick the sh!t out of one guy because he robbed an old lady, but not okay to do it to another because he robbed RS McColl? That's a lame example, but laws are there for a reason. They're supposed to protect us, and create a society we can all live in safely. Unfortunately, the laws in this country seem to protect the criminals more than they protect the victims. That's the reason decent people turn to crime to 'get even'. I don't see this changing though. It's gotten worse over the years, and we're now known for our 'soft touch' legal system. |
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It's interesting what lily and setanta said - if this were their children they would want to rip them apart. And that's understandable - there is no underestimating the personal hatred and anger they, or you, or I, would go through in that scenario. However, here, the crime is entirely neutral to all of us. And yet we're divided into two camps: those with composure, and those citing violence. That is the very core distinction here. Of course, citing violence and causing it are very different things. But that's only in this instance - for example, looking at child porn and taking part in child porn are very different. Does that make the observant form (the former) any less severe? No, because they are still practicing in child pornography. You, and angus58, and whoever else has posted in agreement here, are practicing in violence. |
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The fact that a poster on here has actually asked you if you consider your children an achievement is staggeringly ignorant, and gives great insight into the value they place on a child. There is absolutely NO way that a parent would not do anything to get justice for their abused child IF the judicial system is not prepared to do the job. The FMs on here preaching about compassion and civilised behaviour can preen themselves all they want on their high horses whilst patting each other on the back for being oh so reasonable and superior, but I guarantee if ever such a dreadful thing happened to their own flesh and blood, their attitudes would be entirely different. |
Absoloutly sickening, but I completely agree taking the law into your own hands is not the way, although I do understand why people feel that way, especially family and parents.
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I thimk Angus58 and kazanne have made excellent points on here as to this issue, there is no neutrality on an issue like this, Children cannot speak for themselves so we have to.
All people need to do is think, what if this was their little Brother, Sister, Niece,Nephew, Friends child and more to the point their child being abused,then what would they say. All kazanne and Angus58 are saying is that the abuse of Children cannot be allowed to go on, the law at present does not deal with this in the way it should. I hope that will change, but think if it was your child or a child you knew, what would your thinking really be and if being totally honest I doubt it would differ in those circumstances from kazanne and Angus58. Children need our support and vigilance, nothing maddens me more than a child being abused by people with no excuse and I mean no excuse for doing so. It is likely the lowest act any one can do against a defenceless child,it can never be justified and on this isuue the punishment can never be severe enough. Virtually 'none' of the perpetrators of these crimes against children ever want help or think of seeking help as to their 'evil' thoughts until they are caught, fact. |
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Look, maybe they'll never be cured, but surely we shouldn't be condoning the torture or death of another human being just because they're beyond help? They were burning people at the stake a few centuries ago for problems that we've found cures for or learned more about through science and analysis. |
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What utter patronising bull****! Your understanding of parenthood is zero if you are equating it to a mere biological function, instead of the lifelong, 24/7 love, care, and protection we give our children. What the ***** do you know about that except from a purely academic point of view? You have then gone on to say that since the children are not YOURS the crime can be viewed as neutral - well there you have the crux of the disagreement between parents and non parents on this forum. Though this crime involved a baby not related to me, BECAUSE I am a parent I can empathise TOTALLY with the parents of that child and I know exactly how they would be feeling and the hatred they feel towards the abuser. It is very easy to be oh so reasonable and distant when you are NOT emotionally involved. The very least the parents of an abused child should be able to expect is that the judicial system punishes the abuser appropriately which, for me, would be locking them up and throwing away the key. And just for the record, if you truly think that being a parent is simply dipping your wick and fertilising an egg, I suggest you remain childless. A child deserves total emotional investment, and if you don't GET that, maybe you will when you grow up. Meanwhile don't bother lecturing me about parenthood - your own statements regarding your understanding of what it is to have a child have betrayed your immaturity and insensitivity so your opinion is pretty much compromised. |
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Even if these people are "sick" as opposed to being unbelievably evil and depraved, even more reason to lock them up for good and throw away the key forever. They CANNOT be rehabilitated, they CANNOT be cured, they CANNOT be trusted not to re-offend if released. BUT the courts are not sentencing these "sick" people appropriately are they? Nobody is asking anyone else to CONDONE anything - I should imagine if a parent feels failed by the judicial system, the last thing on their mind will be to worry whether others approve of whatever action they might take to get what they might feel is proper justice. |
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I say just kill them. Rehabilitation takes time and OUR money.
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Since we can't execute the bastards, and we can't lock them up for life, what do you suggest is done because one way or another children HAVE to be protected - as adults it is our duty to consider their safety over the rights of paedophiles. |
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I dont hold with this 'ill' nonsense at all, these people often have good jobs and professions ,can well control themselves in public.
The only time we hear the 'ill' notion is when they are caught. They are 'sick' alright but only sick in their actions as to their horrendous crimes against Children. |
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One day, maybe, the scientists will be able to identify the different genes that cause aberrant behaviours such as paedophilia and no doubt we'll have a whole new set of moral dilemmas to consider, such as should we abort those foetuses that have such and such a gene that might render them a danger to society in the future, or allow them to be born, grow up and perhaps become a serial killer or paedophile? How much is it possible to control the balance of influences between nature and nurture with any degree of certainty? Till then secure mental hospitals and prisons are the only options available so it is not too much to ask that the judges start handing down punishments that fit the crime. |
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