Originally posted by rapinbatsisaltherage
reply to post by RFBurns
Was the intent to go byond a set of cartoon drawings? Was the intent to move into another, far worse act?
Unless there is evidence that this was the intent then this is also in no way a legally sound argument. You can only assume what you like, and people
should not be charged with crimes based on other people’s assumptions.
If there is a potential of him/her spreading their dirty deeds byond their mind and byond the confines of thier closed door,
That is also not a legal issue. I can not have any faith in a justice system that charges people based on political correctness and other peoples’
morals. That frightens me just as much as having an individual like this living next to me does.
[edit on 8-12-2008 by rapinbatsisaltherage]
It depends on the evidence found, plus the person's history, which no matter what liberals like to think, DOES have a role in what a person is and
what they do in life. It is no different from a bank robber with a history of robbing banks, more than likey, until caught, that person will continue
to rob banks.
Now if this fella has a history, then that has to be taken into account to make the decision to either just let it go, or to stop it.
Dont sit there and pretend that you wouldnt have any stake in the matter or consider the point has no legal footing if the guy lived next door to you
and you had kids and he began to start talking to them overlooking the fence trying to lure them into a bad situation as you sit there in your room
typing away on ATS, and come to you saying "momie, that man next door showed us a nasty picture and tried to get us to come over. Thats BS and you
know it. You would be the first one on the phone to 911 and be outside watching as they haul the sicko away in cuffs.
The reason why you currently say you would feel comfy about him living next door to you and you had kids is becasue the fact is...he doesnt live next
door to you right now, and if you got any kids, is no threat to your kids at this point in time.
Its quite funny how some people want it both ways. Protection from the boogie man, but also to give just enough rope so that the boogie man can find
ways to get at you eventually. Only then to be the first to cry wolf that something should have been done to prevent it from happening.
This is not a case of policing a person's thoughts. It is a case of someone who had illegal content on their pc, and if those laws over there state
its illegal for that kind of content, then its illegal. Im not the law system over there so dont bark up the wrong tree.
Unless any of you know this person, his history, the facts of the case, and the reasons why the judgement was made, I find it difficult for any of you
to be supporting this freak just because it was only naked cartoon characters and that would define the person as not having any possibility of being
a future risk.
Again, what was in those cartoon pictures other than simple simpson simplicity eh? Had to be some very serious nasty cartoons I would say for the
judgement.
Eventually, your liberal point of view will come back and haunt you. I believe its called karma.
Might as well stand in front of a speeding train and expect the train to go around you.