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pendy · 26-04-2005, 17:07

This highlights the problem of "naming and shaming". Girls of 15 go out on the pull, they look at least 18, and how is a man to know? Should he ask for a birth certificate before she comes across? - because he can be put on the paedophile register. The answer surely is not to let them out! Don't forget, Sarah's Law is so called because a convicted sex offender was let out of prison and went on to rape and murder Sarah Payne.

As for it being a disease, and not being able to help themselves, simple - they must agree to castration - full castration, not chemical castration, which could be stopped at any time. I know that applies only to men, but it has to be said that men commit the majority of such crimes.

So, either lock them up permanently, or let's have their b***s off, perhaps both. Then there will be no need at all for vigilante action, and no one else will suffer the fallout.

26-04-2005, 17:07	#17
pendy Resting in peace Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: London/Oswaldtwistle Posts: 1,123 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 910	Re: Sarah's Law This highlights the problem of "naming and shaming". Girls of 15 go out on the pull, they look at least 18, and how is a man to know? Should he ask for a birth certificate before she comes across? - because he can be put on the paedophile register. The answer surely is not to let them out! Don't forget, Sarah's Law is so called because a convicted sex offender was let out of prison and went on to rape and murder Sarah Payne. As for it being a disease, and not being able to help themselves, simple - they must agree to castration - full castration, not chemical castration, which could be stopped at any time. I know that applies only to men, but it has to be said that men commit the majority of such crimes. So, either lock them up permanently, or let's have their b***s off, perhaps both. Then there will be no need at all for vigilante action, and no one else will suffer the fallout.