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Prosecutor Arrested In Sex Sting Involving 5 yr old Girl

 
 
OmSigDAVID
 
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Reply Mon 24 Sep, 2007 01:02 am
Bi-Polar Bear wrote:
i think this may be an exaggeration in the press.... it's now being reported that this was actually a very youthful 8 year old... more journalistic sensationalism....

The detective was 8 years old ?
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Joe Nation
 
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Reply Mon 24 Sep, 2007 02:42 am
Is this about the guy who committed suicide?

Joe(I'll look it up.)Nation
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OmSigDAVID
 
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Reply Mon 24 Sep, 2007 04:34 pm
It has been argued
that ALL sexuality is insanity.


( I already know about the benefits to later generations; no need to remind me. )
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Joe Nation
 
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Reply Mon 24 Sep, 2007 06:51 pm
Apparently there was more than one prosecutor seeking underage sex:

One in Florida -- failed suicide:
MSNBC



One in Texas-- suicide:
CBS NEWS

Joe(what are the odds???)Nation
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parados
 
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Reply Mon 24 Sep, 2007 09:58 pm
Joe Nation wrote:
Apparently there was more than one prosecutor seeking underage sex:

One in Florida -- failed suicide:
MSNBC



One in Texas-- suicide:
CBS NEWS

Joe(what are the odds???)Nation

Of successfully committing suicide?
1 in 2
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martybarker
 
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Reply Mon 24 Sep, 2007 10:55 pm
I think this thread derailed somewhere early on. What gets me is that the point being made is that the sicko truely made an effort to have sexual intercourse with a minor. But what really gets me is an old thread that argued the age of sexual maturity. Maybe some of those defending this guy believes that if the mother and child both consented then this act would have been OK.
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Joe Nation
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 02:42 am
Who was defending the activity? I thought the only argument was over whether we should let OUR baser instincts operate when applying justice to these people.

It didn't seem like a particularly moral stance to take to hope that anyone is harmed while in custody.

What does it say about us if we allow someone else apply punishment outside of the law and applaud that action? Isn't it worse to say that one has no feelings about such actions taking place?

Joe(get a rope?)Nation
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edgarblythe
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 05:01 am
Joe Nation wrote:
Who was defending the activity? I thought the only argument was over whether we should let OUR baser instincts operate when applying justice to these people.

It didn't seem like a particularly moral stance to take to hope that anyone is harmed while in custody.

What does it say about us if we allow someone else apply punishment outside of the law and applaud that action? Isn't it worse to say that one has no feelings about such actions taking place?

Joe(get a rope?)Nation


Due process, in every case. (Of course, there are no restrictions to one's fantasizing).
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martybarker
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 08:56 am
Re: Prosecutor Arrested In Sex Sting Involving 5 yr old Girl
Thomas wrote:
happycat wrote:
ugh. I hope this guy gets what he deserves....after they lock him up and throw away the key.

Just to be clear: are you hoping that he get lynched in prison?


Putting words into someone else's mouth
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Thomas
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 08:58 am
martybarker wrote:
But what really gets me is an old thread that argued the age of sexual maturity. Maybe some of those defending this guy believes that if the mother and child both consented then this act would have been OK.

Your post sounds as if this piece of innuendo was spoken in my direction, and as if you were referring to a rather strong disagreement you and I had in a thread by Walter. (Notice the Freudian typo messing up the number of the noun in your sentence: "Maybe some of those defending this guy believes..."). I don't see why you find it necessary to resort to innuendo. I certainly don't. So let's be open: Let me summarize the thread you refer to, post a link to it so the others can compare our arguments and debating styles, and explain to you why it has nothing to do with the topic of this thread.

In the old thread, one big topic was sex education. On this point, my position was that since humans reach sexual maturity at age 12, that's when they start wanting to have sex. Consequently, I argued, grown-ups must give children a thorough, well-founded sex education before they are 12. You doubted my basis for saying that children reach sexual maturity at 12, so I substantiated it, as did other correspondents in the thread.

I also made a throwaway remark that I don't consider it a problem per se if 14 olds have sex, including sex with grown-ups. You responded by saying "remind me never to introduce you to my kids" -- a clear insinuation that I am a pedophile. Other correspondents also attacked me for this remark, speculating about my mental health and my criminal record in the process. Everyone who wishes to read up on our disagreement is welcome to do so.
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Since you, marty, had already labelled me as a pedophile (I'll leave it for others to judge your justification for that), I was not surprised to see you extend your innuendo into this thread. But this thread had nothing to do with the old one.
  • If the hypothetical child in this police sting had been real, it wouldn't have consented to having sex. It would have been rented out by its mother to be raped. You may not see the difference between being raped and having sex of ones own free will. Believe me, it exists, and it is crucial.

  • The hypothetical child in this sting was five years old. If you can't see the difference between sex with a five year old and sex with a fourteen-year-old, I can only pity you.

The middle part in your paragraph of innuendo also falls flat because, get this:
  • Speaking out for due process and against lynching people is emphatically not the same as defending their actions.
Marty, I have given up hope to ever have any rational discussion with you involving sexuality. But our fellow correspondents have a right to know the reality behind your insinuations. I thank those correspondents for reading until the end of this long post.
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Thomas
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 09:25 am
martybarker wrote:
Thomas wrote:
happycat wrote:
ugh. I hope this guy gets what he deserves....after they lock him up and throw away the key.

Just to be clear: are you hoping that he get lynched in prison?


Putting words into someone else's mouth

(1) Thanks for confirming that your nebulous "some of those ..." was actually me.

(2) What makes you think I put words into happycat's mouth? Happycat herself obviously didn't think so. Here, watch her confirm my interpretation of what she said:

happycat wrote:
Thomas wrote:
happycat wrote:
ugh. I hope this guy gets what he deserves....after they lock him up and throw away the key.

Just to be clear: are you hoping that he get lynched in prison?

yep.

Source
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joefromchicago
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 10:42 am
Anyone who "hopes" that convicted pedophiles get raped or murdered in prison should be advocating a change in the sentencing laws, so that a convicted pedophile would no longer be sentenced to a term of imprisonment, but instead would be sentenced to a term of imprisonment plus either a judicially administered rape or execution (or both, in that order).

In contrast, leaving the punishment to the prison population is too random, too arbitrary to withstand judicial scrutiny or logical analysis. One would be forced to argue that only some pedophiles should be raped or murdered, depending upon the vagaries of prison life. That sort of random selection, however, could never satsify the retributive goals that some here have expressed. If one is truly in favor of raping and/or murdering pedophiles, then a uniform system of judicially adminstered punishment is the only solution.

Of course, such a system would require the employment of government rapists, just as the government now employs executioners. I'm not sure if there would be many applicants for the job, or if the most enthusiastic volunteers should, because of that fact, be automatically disqualified from the position.

Frankly, I find these sorts of revenge fantasies repulsive. But then if I gave it any more thought, I'd have to admit that I agree with Thomas on this issue, and I know how much that annoys and confuses him.
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JPB
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 12:21 pm
agreeing with those troubled by the cheering for (or encouragement of) murder, torture, rape, or other violent crimes (did I see burning?) in the name of justice. Pedophiles have no sympathy from me. Neither do murderers, but spreading the abuse around to a wider circle does nothing to alleviate the problem.

Having said that, I will paraphrase the line from BPB that I've used many times before. Government sponsored murder/abuse is still murder/abuse. I don't endorse any of it or look to jail-house opportunities to exact revenge. However, some particular examples of murder/abuse bother me less than others. It may be a fine line, but I think it's perhaps the line Thomas and others are making. To pursue revenge rather than justice makes us no better as a society than the individual committing the heinous act.
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martybarker
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 01:57 pm
Quote:
Since you, marty, had already labelled me as a pedophile (I'll leave it for others to judge your justification for that), I was not surprised to see you extend your innuendo into this thread. But this thread had nothing to do with the old one


Again, putting words into someone else's mouth
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cyphercat
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 01:58 pm
Don't statistics still seem to indicate that a lot of child molesters were molested themselves (the one statistic I found said 40-80%)? I mean, correct me if I'm wrong, maybe that's just the conventional wisdom and it's not really so.

But if that is the case, then people advocating for horrible things to be inflicted on child molesters are rooting for the further abuse and suffering of someone who very well could be the grown-up version of the abused child they're so wrathfully keen to avenge. If people care so much about a child being harmed in this way, why does their pity disappear when the kid is grown up and still damaged?

[By the way, have any of you seen "Little Children" or "The Woodsman"? Interesting movies that explore this subject-- kind of force you to grapple with the fact that a child molester is still human.]
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 02:10 pm
martybarker wrote:
Quote:
Since you, marty, had already labelled me as a pedophile (I'll leave it for others to judge your justification for that), I was not surprised to see you extend your innuendo into this thread. But this thread had nothing to do with the old one


Again, putting words into someone else's mouth


If you refer here to that response of you ..... well, you just could have meant, of course, you didn't want to invide Thomas when you children are around. For some not mentioned reason.
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martybarker
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 02:29 pm
If some person raped either myself or one of my children I certainly wouldn't hire an inside hitman to do away with the sick bastard but I also wouldn't be saddened if such person perrished soon after or some other form of karma came their way.
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Thomas
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 03:00 pm
joefromchicago wrote:
But then if I gave it any more thought, I'd have to admit that I agree with Thomas on this issue, and I know how much that annoys and confuses him.

Laughing

martybarker wrote:
If some person raped either myself or one of my children I certainly wouldn't hire an inside hitman to do away with the sick bastard but I also wouldn't be saddened if such person perrished soon after or some other form of karma came their way.

That's fine. Nobody expects you to be saddened.

As to your complaint about me putting words into your mouth, I couldn't possibly improve on Walters gently sarcastic answer. So I won't even try.
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 03:12 pm
Finest, sensible humour that was, Thomas!
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martybarker
 
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Reply Tue 25 Sep, 2007 03:37 pm
I'm not saying that anyone here is a pedaphile as I don't even know you, but some of your beliefs are not those I'd like instilled upon my children. Does this clarify anything for you?
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