Quote:
Originally Posted by Bladesman87
Yeah, I posted reams of stuff and a few cites that you dismissed out of hand, so I'm not interested in pursuing this either.
Don't know who's whinging.
That would be you, with your "Oh well then I'll simply tell the site they're wrong so there, wah wah wah!" style whinging.
The thread's heading is: What should we do with
self-confessed paedophiles who don't act on their desires?
My original response to this was:
Quote:
Give them any available therapy for free.
Punish those who offend as seriously as the law allows.
Then later I said:
Quote:
Child porn is not something you'd just stumble across on the surface web. You'd need to go on the dark net for such things, meaning you'd need to go to the trouble of accessing the darknet with the relevant software. People accessing animation should be offered therapy and not imprisoned as ultimately nobody is being harmed and by accessing animation, the paedophile knows that he's picking an alternative medium. Those who access real child porn should be given as long a sentence as judicially possible.
Then I said:
Quote:
... You're not going to find 14-year-old-kids having sex in some video by using google. No child pornographer is going to put out child porn on the surface web where they would be easily apprehended. We're not talking about legal porn websites of the "hot teen" variety with young looking but adult people, but kids. You cannot arrest and convict people for that, as it isn't a crime and can't arrest people for looking at mere non sexual pictures of kids or young people, any more than you can arrest a zooiphile for ogling a picture of a horse or whatevs. You can arrest the zoophiliac if he decides to shag said horse and you can arrest somebody for looking at pictures of child pornography.
However you'd only find such things really on the dark net. Those who are attracted to children and then access the darknet usually aren't doing it because they keenly follow a forum run by dissidents in Burma or human rights campaigners in Saudi Arabia or China, but do so because they wish to access child porn.
So again, I don't see any mitigating circumstances here.
You're the one who then conflated this with 17-year-old teens taking pics of their 17-year-old gf, which we weren't even discussing. Again the thread's heading isn't "can there be mitigating circumstances for what is currently considered a sexual offence", or "Should reforms be brought to what is legally considered a sex offender in general" but "What should we do with
self-confessed paedophiles who don't act on their desires?
Hence my purely within the context of the discussion comment on there being no mitigating circumstances for paedophiles accessing CP on the darknet. Which went right over your head. Which again is of no interest to me, or your non valid examples.
You can't read English. Or else you're simply being argumentative for the sake of it. Or you're trolling. Neither of these explanations says much for you
Now are you really not interested in pursuing this or are you gonna come back again with yet more irrelevant examples that have sfa to do with the thread's actual topic? If it's the latter then feel free to have the last word mate- as I said, it's futile continuing with you.
Last edited by corpus vile; 02-20-2016 at 02:36 PM.