Grayson wrote: » lets face it, that cameraman enjoys going online and pretending to be a 15 year old girl.
Downlinz wrote: » It's always funny how much society pleads for understanding and acceptance for psychological disorders like alcoholism, but for another disorder like pedophilia even if someone never acted upon it they are treated like the scourge of the earth. I can't imagine what it's like to have that disorder and those urges, it must be a very desolate and lonely place.
tan11ie wrote: » Who cares? They are the scourge of the Earth.
Brutal Deluxe wrote: » How are they the scourge of the Earth?
Catari Jaguar wrote: » I was watching a human sexuality doc where they did tests on the brain patterns of convicted paedophiles/ ephebophiles (attraction to teen boys) and it showed that the sexual attraction they felt towards explicit pictures of women was the same as they felt towards a picture of a landscape. They did another test that showed areas in the brain that activate when normal gay/hetero people see a baby or infant. In most "normal" brains the care giving, nurturing, protective receptors instinctively light up but in paedophiles the brain areas associated with sex light up instead. The hardwiring is very conflicting.
First, the notion that recidivism (repeat offending) is inevitable needs a second look. Recently sex crimes researcher Jill Levenson of Lynn University in Florida and her colleagues found that the average member of the general public believes that 75 percent of sex offenders will reoffend. This perception is consistent with media portrayals in such television programs as Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, in which sex offenders are almost always portrayed as chronic repeaters. The evidence suggests otherwise. Sex crimes researchers R. Karl Hanson and Kelly E. Morton-Bourgon of Public Safety Canada conducted a large-scale meta-analysis (quantitative review) of recidivism rates among adult sex offenders. They found a rate of 14 percent over a period averaging five to six years. Recidivism rates increased over time, reaching 24 percent by 15 years. The figures are clearly out of alignment with the public’s more dire expectations.
Candie wrote: » That sounds like a special kind of hell, but plenty of people with no paraphilias go a lifetime without acting on their sexual urges, difficult as that might be, and it doesn't cause them to sexually offend.
Candie wrote: » What I'm finding harder to discover is any kind of conclusion on how treatment affects reoffending rates, or what kinds of treatment options there are other than chemical castration or ongoing psychotherapy. Not that I think being a 14 -24 + percent risk to children (there may be many crimes not detected or admitted to) are great odds to think about when releasing convicted offenders.
Morag wrote: » But most of those countries have 'sweetheart' clauses that is the age of consent may be 14 if they are are with someone thier age or 2/3 years older but an adult having sex with a 14 year old can still be in trouble legally.
Brutal Deluxe wrote: » I think it's still 12 in the Vatican City and some parts of North/South America, no? And I think there's only a handful of countries where it's 13.
fatknacker wrote: » How come internet paedos are often middle aged men? Is there some sort of sick switch that goes off once they're over the hill?
Downlinz wrote: » Disgraceful attitude, if they've never acted on their uncontrollable desires then they've done nothing wrong.
tan11ie wrote: » By not acting on it, you mean by not doing anything physically to a child? So do you believe they just go around undressing children with their eyes? Hang around schools?What do you think they do to curb their urge? nothing? I suppose none of them indulge in watching child pornography......Nah of course not.
msg11 wrote: » In Irish law, anyone under the age of 17 is a child.
softy2012 wrote: » Whats the story with the lad making the video ?? It is awfull what this old bloke is doing, but who the hell is this guy ? he works for the sun or what ?? he even gets in that he has an iPhone 5 ! ??
BorneTobyWilde wrote: » Celine Dion met her now husband when she was 12 He was 38 They became epic lovers And still are to this day, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDxoj-tDDIU
Lone Stone wrote: » Its a bit dogy, i mean the guy this 40 year old guy is luring old men into park's under the guise that he is a young girl, reverse pedophile alert !
johnwest288 wrote: » Its a money making venture, If you can get a succesful youtube channel going the more views you get afaik Youtube will actually pay you :cool: Surprised no-one else has started this before over here. I might do the Irish Version Myself :cool:
OnTheCouch wrote: » While this was certainly an unconventional, and for many, slightly creepy method of forming a relationship, the fact remains that Celine Dion was well over the age of consent (and more importantly an adult) when they started going out. Your post gives the erroneous impression to those who do not know the full story that they started a relationship not long after they first met, which is not the case. It is also unfair to compare the situation to the men in these videos, who are actively looking to meet up with underage girls for sexual relations, already knowing the girls' age.