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Gobsmacked · 09-03-2005, 23:46

If he is guilty of performing the same acts children do when they play "doctors and nurses" he cannot be deemed to be not guilty. If he has done something inappropriate he shouldn't have done it no matter how he sees it.

He sees nothing wrong with sharing his bed with a child. If I were to do the same thing I don't doubt for one moment that you would be appalled and quite rightly.

I think you are right Ian, he doesn't have a normal understanding of the world as the rest of us do because he has never lived in a normal world, but that doesn't make it right for him to abuse a child or children if this is what he has done.

09-03-2005, 23:46	#19
Gobsmacked Full Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: slightly nth of Lancaster Posts: 337 Liked: 1 times Rep Power: 44	Re: Wacko Jacko - will he walk free? If he is guilty of performing the same acts children do when they play "doctors and nurses" he cannot be deemed to be not guilty. If he has done something inappropriate he shouldn't have done it no matter how he sees it. He sees nothing wrong with sharing his bed with a child. If I were to do the same thing I don't doubt for one moment that you would be appalled and quite rightly. I think you are right Ian, he doesn't have a normal understanding of the world as the rest of us do because he has never lived in a normal world, but that doesn't make it right for him to abuse a child or children if this is what he has done.