Reply to: Letzgo Hunting - anything wrong with that?

[BrilloPad]

And thanks to all the woolly minded liberals around the UK (and particularly on CUK) this is what happens :-

British children targeted for online sex blackmail because UK is so liberal - Telegraph

As I found out a few years ago, most in the UK don't give a stuff about kids. They care far more about animal rights. And even that is well behind the economy. Never mind if kids are getting abused if people can earn another few quid.

Yet another reason why Asia shows the way forward.

[d000hg]

sorry have we changed the subject to dogging?

I thought you wanted the pedos to see your honey trap. An appropriate term in the circumstances.

[Mich the Tester]

Whats the lesson we should learn? Do you not stop to think that many of these people get/got away with it precisely because people faced with the accusation don't have the courage to tackle it expressly for the reason that its going to cause an almighty storm of megatulip proportions and the idea of getting it wrong is just too scary to mention?

How would you want to be treated if your ex decided to use "He's interfered with the kids" as the nuclear weapon against you?
Once that button is pushed, your life is over regardless of the facts. I can say that because I know a chap that got accused of exactly that by his ex-wife. He had to watch his own fathers face as he was led into the docks at Bristol over the summer. Its been dis-proven but you can't take back the hurt it has caused or the doubt now its planted.

The rhetoric needs winding down by a significant margin.

WHS++++

[Pondlife]

And fat bears.

[bobspud]

So Bob is going to dress up as a child and setup with back door open and goods on display?

sorry have we changed the subject to dogging?

[Ticktock]

A honeypot is no way to catch criminals, you simply entrap the curious

And fat bears.

[d000hg]

Just for gathering evidence. And only because the police aren't doing their job.

And honeytraps are quite legal. Police often setup lorries with back door open and boxes of goods on display. Then nab anyone who has a go.

So Bob is going to dress up as a child and setup with back door open and goods on display?

[bobspud]

There needs to be help for children who end up suffering. Has Jimmy Savile taught us nothing?

Whats the lesson we should learn? Do you not stop to think that many of these people get/got away with it precisely because people faced with the accusation don't have the courage to tackle it expressly for the reason that its going to cause an almighty storm of megatulip proportions and the idea of getting it wrong is just too scary to mention?

How would you want to be treated if your ex decided to use "He's interfered with the kids" as the nuclear weapon against you?
Once that button is pushed, your life is over regardless of the facts. I can say that because I know a chap that got accused of exactly that by his ex-wife. He had to watch his own fathers face as he was led into the docks at Bristol over the summer. Its been dis-proven but you can't take back the hurt it has caused or the doubt now its planted.

The rhetoric needs winding down by a significant margin.

[Platypus]

I disagree. Until the police setup their own honeypot unit.

A honeypot is no way to catch criminals, you simply entrap the curious

[Mich the Tester]

I agree entirely. It should be easy to go to your doctor and opt for chemical castration.

Though I have a huge amount of sympathy for the victims.

That's probably the kind of response that dissuades them from going to the doc.

[SimonMac]

There needs to be help for children who end up suffering. Has Jimmy Savile taught us nothing?

Only get caught after you die?

[BrilloPad]

...and perhaps from many people a slightly more rational attitude toward these issues? Firstly, accept that suspicion does not equal guilt, and secondly understand that while there's so much fury around it'll be damn near impossible to persuade people with paedophile feelings to go and get help or assist in researching the issue.

Yes, it's appalling, but there are lots of appalling things that people do, and the key to reducing that is to understand what leads them to do those things.

I agree entirely. It should be easy to go to your doctor and opt for chemical castration.

Though I have a huge amount of sympathy for the victims.

[MaryPoppins]

My mother hates that I am a virgin and is pressurising me to have sex | Life and style | The Guardian

What a sad story.

[Mich the Tester]

Which is why it would be better if the police did the evidence gathering.

Indeed, and not vigilantes.

[BrilloPad]

But the fact is that he wasn't a nonce, he was accused by the public and took his own life, it raises the question for anonymity of suspects pre convition

From the article :-
But police said the 29-year-old had not been charged with any offences.

The Leicestershire force would not say what crime Mr Cleary had been arrested on suspicion of, but confirmed he had been interviewed by officers and released on bail.

Yep, it's such an emotive subject that even entirely baseless suspicion can lead to lynchings.

Which is why it would be better if the police did the evidence gathering.

A guy in the North East who was arrested as a suspect in a kiddie fiddling case has his flat fire bombed. Subsequently it was proven he was very defintely not guilty. Still he was getting chased and had to leave town and so on.

There really ought to be more help for folk in such a position.

There needs to be help for children who end up suffering. Has Jimmy Savile taught us nothing?