ohnonotgmail wrote: » would you not like to know that some person down the road is a sex offender so you can make sure your kids are kept away from them?
pilly wrote: » So if there are sex offenders in every single area what's the point in knowing?
ohnonotgmail wrote: » you are assuming that they are all strangers. You wouldn't like to know if somebody that you were acquainted with was a sex offender?
splinter65 wrote: » What about the sex offenders in the area that nobody knows about?
splinter65 wrote: » At least the known sex offenders are being somewhat monitored ,remotely, by AGS?
Flippyfloppy wrote: » In the U.S. there seems to be offenders in every area. I'm not suggesting people leaving kids with every and anyone who doesn't appear on the sex offenders register. I do think the sex offenders register is a good idea...why not be aware that they pose a threat to children?
splinter65 wrote: » If you don’t leave your dependent kids alone with other adults then you don’t have to worry.
pilly wrote: » Because it leads to paranoia. Also attacks and intimidation. Do you honestly think Irish people with access to that information wouldn't attack people? And they can always get it mixed up and attack innocent people.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » The more information you have the better precautions you can take. i would have thought that was obvious. they are? they are free to move around. I would be beyond shocked if the gardai were monitoring them at all. In what way do you think the gardai can monitor them?
ohnonotgmail wrote: » unless you are standing next to them 24 hours a day you cant guarantee that.
Flippyfloppy wrote: » I would really hope that's not the case.
splinter65 wrote: » I’m afraid you’d be shocked if you heard some of the rubbish I listen too.
shamrock55 wrote: » He was hardly meeting her to play tiddlywinks,the intent was there,why do we have to wait till something bad happens,this creep was only after one thing and I'd have no problem even hanging the prick
wakka12 wrote: » The punishment seems very insufficient to me but I suppose his real punishment was being posted online by that Facebook group
Jim Bob Scratcher wrote: » Did anyone see the interview last night on the Pat Kenny show? It seems that anyone who questions these vigilante's methods is a paedophile sympathizer which is absolutely ridiculous. If they really cared or are serious about protecting children why don't they just hand the evidence over to the police without broadcasting it live all over facebook?
Feisar wrote: » In this instance there was no child though. So may I ask, what did is the actual offence here? I'm in no way trying to defend this lad or say he shouldn't be locked up. I'm just trying to understand the actual crime committed.
Chrongen wrote: » A proven fallacy. The fact is that the harsher the prison the higher the recidivism.
weldoninhio wrote: » Because as seen time and time again, the cops will do little or nothing. Have you had to call them recently??
Guy:Incognito wrote: » Another fact: capital punishment cuts recidivism to 0%
McCrack wrote: » I applaud what they do. Police generally react after the damage is done. Pedo hunters identify and expose these predators before the damage is done. Their actions as ive explained previously are perfectly lawful. The RTE man is a great catch and one to be applauded by any right thinking person.
end of the road wrote: » police react before the damage is done when the evidence comes to light and or where they have the resources. these "paedophile hunters" are not acting in the interests of the public but themselves. they have to set up fake pages to catch these people, so aren't really doing any investigative work. technically, they are only exposing "alleged" paedophiles because they haven't been found guilty yet when exposed. some of their actions are lawful but only just i'd wager. the police will get the full credit for the investigations into these people, even if they were handed some of the evidence by these groups. not giving the groups credit will cause them to eventually go away.