

MySpace and Facebook have been forced to clean house










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RE: Hm, not to fond of this...
By mdogs444 on 2/4/2009 2:16:49 PM , Rating: 2
Case studies have proven that sexual crimes against minors when performed by adults are indeed not truly sexual in nature.

Whether they are sexual in nature is besides the point. The bottom line is they violated a minor in a way that is not socially acceptable, and that person is no longer trustworth (as far as I am concerned) with being around any children, especially ones who cannot protect themselves against him/her.
An adult who commits a sexual act on a child probably has a subconscious mental issue.

Again, I dont care WHY it happened. I'm all for making laws and punishments to assure that it doesn't happen again.
An adult who commits a sexual act on another adult is usually very horny and cant control their inhibitions.

No, it means that the particular person has violated the liberties and freedoms of someone else against their will, plain and simple.
I am advocating recognition of severity for the people who don't deserve a lifelong penal system hazing by generic labeling.

I never said I was against different severity levels, as far as labeling is concerned. But forgive me if I choose to act like it didnt happen and accept them as my next door neighbor who I trust around my children.
I would bet my life savings you would get 2 starkly different results when giving those people a questioneer on their thoughts.

I'm sure you would. I won't argue that. But whether he was drunk or not is not a valid excuse for violating someone else. Granted a swift pat on the cheek is not the same as forcing himself upon her against her will, the fact is that he violated her in a way that he has no right doing, and if she feels threatened or insecure now because of him, I don't see anything wrong with making him live up to what he did.

In conclusion, I said I'm all for different severity levels, but I refuse to accept that removing the tag and acting like it didn't happen, and now making him socially acceptable because he's "sorry". Oops, should have thought of that before he did it.

