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I have no idea how you have been involved with the Justice System, be it lawyer or defendant or witness, but given your experiences, do you really think that a system that increases the risks of convicting the innocent or maybe could even try someone for something they haven't actually done would be *better* than what we have at the moment? Or is the answer a case of "Special Pleading"? "No, *except* in *these* cases?" |
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http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...2&postcount=97 http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...1&postcount=73 Piere did not post the comments in post 97 - you did ! |
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There are far,far,far to many people concerned about the rights of the Paedophile (and criminals in general) The sentences are too leniant, and when they are let out the support from social services and police just isn't good enough. Quote:
"Counselling" yes stick them in a room "Paedos Anomonous" I doubt the "counselling" available to them from the state is of the quality or the quantity that would be required to have a lasting affect. Yes, that is an assumption but you only have to look at the quality of other social services to know that I am not wrong, And I still stand by main point of this thread that they cannot be "cured". Put them on a register, yes. I believe the guy that killed Sarah Payne was on a register. Registers do nothing. Monitor their behaviour, again how much resource is there to monitor their behaviour? they cannot be watched "all of the time". I suppose tagging hooked up to GPS system would be an option. Try to prevent them from re-offending, Sorry, trying isn't good enough. They "must" be preveted from re-offending. We are not talking about suspected paedo's here. This are ones that have been convicted. If we let them out and they kill or rape again we are guilty of negligence. I am suprised Sarah Paynes family did not sue the authorities for putting her daughter ar risk. I would. How can you look the parents of a murdered child in the eye and say "sorry, we made mistake, we shouldn't have let him out, we should have watched him a bit more carefully. We wont let him out again though" Not good enough - Horse gate close gone after has. |
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I see it as a problem that should be tried to be fixed, if it can be fixed in some cases it should be, obviously each case is different, but I don't accept your answer of there is not 'cure' until more research is carried out or more evidence is collected. Some people are capable of suppressing desires others aren't, there is no point assuming every case is the same. |
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Some people are capable of supressing their desires, but that would not constitute are cure. A cure would be to remove the desire not supress it. I doubt, in my opinion, that is possible. You can't change the basis "make up" of a person. You read about transsexuals that have been bin men/policemen etc and lead what you call normal lives. They then shock everybody by saying that they want to be women and that they have been living a lie all their lives. Who they are came through eventually. You cannot change the basic make up of who or what you are. |
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Short of locking *everyone* up for life, there is *no way* to prevent *everyone* from re-offending, be they child molesters, rapists, murderers or anything else. If *any* of them re-offend, are we *also* guilty of negligence? Quote:
Once again I remind you that around *eighty five percent* of children who are abused suffer at the hands of a family/ close relative. Also, despite the massive media coverage that such stories get, the actual number of children murdered is extremely small. You would, again, do more good if, instead of demanding tougher sentences for child abusers, demand tougher sentences for drunk/ careless drivers who inflict *much* more suffering and pain *EVERY YEAR*. |
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And what about all the *other* tigers? Lock them all up or shoot them too? Better safe than sorry, eh...? Edit: Ok, this is getting spooky! This is the second or third time recently I've posted something in reply to a message only to find that Downquark1 has posted a very similar thing just a few messages later...!! :Yikes: |
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You *CANNOT* compare transsexuals to a child abuser! Nor can you suggest unless you have some *REAL* evidence instead of just supposition, that what causes a person to abuse a child is in *ANY* way related to what makes a person feel that they are in the "wrong body"!! The fact is that *nobody* knows what causes someone to abuse child, just as *nobody* knows what causes someone to feel they are the wrong sex. This comment from you is completely unacceptable and I suggest you withdraw it immediately. |
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I am also in favour of tougher sentences for Drink Drivers. A drunk or dangerous driver that kills someone can only be charged with a "motoring offence" - Unbelievable. They don't even get manslaughter, I am in agreement with you there. If you want to start a thread on that subject please do so but that is not what we're talking about. and that does not detract from my feelings on this subject |
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