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jamiemartin721 Reading 02 Aug 17 3.17pm | |
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Originally posted by elgrande
No I should imagine there a a good few on both side,and no I don't really want to discuss the age of consent thank you,think it's fine as it is. I think these days its pretty reasonable - sixteen makes sense, with some leyway where say its a 15 year old with say a 17 year old. But if you're a grown ass man f**king an under 16 year old knowingly, or obviously, I think you should consider yourself lucky if the only thing that happens is you go to prison. If it was my friends kids, my niece or nephew, they'd disappear.
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jamiemartin721 Reading 02 Aug 17 3.25pm | |
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
Like gay people before 1967? Edited by hedgehog50 (02 Aug 2017 3.02pm) Difference is that the laws against gay people were wrong. We know that, and accept that now - and its very hard to argue that the offence of being gay was anything other than prejudice in society. Notably Thatcher voted for the repeal of homosexuality laws because they were wrong and served no purpose. It was a dark era of our past that we criminalised peoples sexuality without just cause. Whilst I would accept that some pedos might be born that way - they're a danger to young people that gay people never were. The law was wrong, and even back then a lot of people from all sides thought it was. It reflected a prejudice in society, not jurisprudence or protection of society.
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Hrolf The Ganger 02 Aug 17 3.32pm | |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Take abortion rights - plenty of people on the right consider abortion to be immoral or wrong, despite the fact its legal, and accepted by the majority. Or the rights of say a minority, like gay people, having the right to marriage.
But that isn't what you said.
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 02 Aug 17 3.32pm | |
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
Like gay people before 1967? Edited by hedgehog50 (02 Aug 2017 3.02pm) Fake news. She did not support PIE, however because it was put on the front cover of the Mail that she did people see it as truth.
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matt_himself Matataland 02 Aug 17 4.33pm | |
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Why do all discussions on here come back to 'gay rights'? This has NOTHING to do with gay rights. It's about FMG. For the record, I think FMG is inhumane. It's terrible that women in this day and age have to go through that.
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 02 Aug 17 4.49pm | |
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Originally posted by matt_himself
Why do all discussions on here come back to 'gay rights'? This has NOTHING to do with gay rights. It's about FMG. For the record, I think FMG is inhumane. It's terrible that women in this day and age have to go through that. Do you know if the councillor suggested fgm was OK or was it Guido being deliberately unclear?
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elgrande bedford 02 Aug 17 5.20pm | |
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Fake news. She did not support PIE, however because it was put on the front cover of the Mail that she did people see it as truth. So because the guardian says so,you immediately agree with them.
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hedgehog50 Croydon 02 Aug 17 5.28pm | |
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Fake news. She did not support PIE, however because it was put on the front cover of the Mail that she did people see it as truth. Harman and her husband were leaders of the National Council for Civil Liberties and they allowed affiliation of the Paedophile Exchange. Did they not know what the Exchange was about? Didn't the word 'Paedophile' being it their title give them a clue? Mr. & Mrs. H. also campaigned to have the age of consent lowered to 14 and to 10 "in some circumstances" (not sure what the 'circumstances' were - perhaps if they were going to be abused by people affiliated to the NCCL?) Edited by hedgehog50 (02 Aug 2017 5.29pm)
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hedgehog50 Croydon 02 Aug 17 5.31pm | |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Difference is that the laws against gay people were wrong. We know that, and accept that now - and its very hard to argue that the offence of being gay was anything other than prejudice in society. Notably Thatcher voted for the repeal of homosexuality laws because they were wrong and served no purpose. It was a dark era of our past that we criminalised peoples sexuality without just cause. Whilst I would accept that some pedos might be born that way - they're a danger to young people that gay people never were. The law was wrong, and even back then a lot of people from all sides thought it was. It reflected a prejudice in society, not jurisprudence or protection of society. Yet we now have laws that apparently force people to campaign for gay marriage - lets hope that they are repealed "because they were wrong and served no purpose."
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chris123 hove actually 02 Aug 17 5.50pm | |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Take abortion rights - plenty of people on the right consider abortion to be immoral or wrong, despite the fact its legal, and accepted by the majority. Or the rights of say a minority, like gay people, having the right to marriage.
Aren't most views based on religious beliefs rather than political? Edited by chris123 (02 Aug 2017 5.51pm)
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Stirlingsays 02 Aug 17 5.56pm | |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
No, they criminals as they're violating laws regarding consent that society believes to be just. Gay people aren't abusing non-conenting adults. Homosexuality is only a deviance as its a statistical deviation from the norm: very few people consider it to be either immoral, criminal or abusive - as it occurs between consenting adults. Where as whilst pedophiles are sexually deviant, their actions are harmful and do not involve consent, or people considered capable of giving consent. Edited by jamiemartin721 (02 Aug 2017 2.34pm) 'pedophiles are sexually deviant' I'm truly amazed you came out with that statement. Previously I know you have communicated sense over this troublesome issue. Deviant.....No Jamie, nothing that you are born with is 'deviant'. You really surprised me with this. Pedophiles are dangerous, that's for sure. We need to protect ourselves from them that's for sure. Just like we need to protect ourselves from the 'psychopath' and other dangerous personalities. People are born with tendencies from their genetics. Nature doesn't care about social norms or conditioning. Some of them have upbringings that help them combat what is natural to them, some don't, some don't want to. Regardless our concern is the protection of children. But this isn't achieved via demonisation. Knowledge is power, Society benefits from honesty on these issues. Not overly emotional people talking immature nonsense.
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 02 Aug 17 6.02pm | |
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
Harman and her husband were leaders of the National Council for Civil Liberties and they allowed affiliation of the Paedophile Exchange. Did they not know what the Exchange was about? Didn't the word 'Paedophile' being it their title give them a clue? Mr. & Mrs. H. also campaigned to have the age of consent lowered to 14 and to 10 "in some circumstances" (not sure what the 'circumstances' were - perhaps if they were going to be abused by people affiliated to the NCCL?) Edited by hedgehog50 (02 Aug 2017 5.29pm) The national campaign for civil liberties allowed pie in so to speak because of chemical castration and electric shock treatment carried out on 'suspected' peodophiles and for the lowering of the age of consent. However the nccl was an important supporter of many campaigns. Now before any of the usual suspects accuse me of siding with Pie, I'm not. Some documentary evidence of the PIE / NCCL links here.
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