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Refugees more of a threat than paedophile rapists?
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“Why can't people agree that if someone did something wrong retribution is in order as is punishment.”
You wrote;
“Do you really believe that as you say ‘a single offence of a very minor type that just falls within the accepted definition’ would be seen as such by a parent ?”
Most of the time no. Neither a parent nor just about any individual that has had a paedophilic crime imposed upon them is likely to genuinely forgive the perpetrator. But then the same can be said for just about any crime. So should we lock away all criminals who have ever affected innocent peoples’ lives? No of course not. Should we be able to take retribution against known robbers, dangerous drivers, etc? Of course not. So why single out paedophiles?
I absolutely detest people who speed, tailgate or otherwise drive in a dangerous manner. Their crimes are very significant in terms of the risks on our roads for our safety and indeed our lives. For me and I guess for most people, they constitute the most frequent and the most significant exposure to unlawful, offensive and risky behaviour that we and our kids are subjected to. And yet our society is remarkably tolerant of them.
So again, why single out paedophiles when there are so many other forms of crime around us of the same order of magnitude for which practically no one suggests retribution or removal from their community?
Let’s put the crime of paedophilia into context here.