Does Society Overprotect Children? - Page 2

fxashun · #11 (**permalink**) 04-07-2008, 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by jamesrage

Of course its a parents responsibility to protect their own children.However some of the child predators are resourceful.These people have political groups,how-to websites and even websites that appear to be children's websites to try to convince children that there is nothing wrong with adult and child sexual relations.

Reminds me of any human activity. There are online how-to's for anything. Considering the number of pedo's I'm not surprised. They aren't crazy, just sexually deviant.

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They are even encouraging each other to join teaching professions,most likely to brainwash tolerance and acceptance of pedophiles.

Sounds familiar. It's worked before.

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They have groups.

I know.

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They even have political groups

Of course they do.

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They have symbols

Like rainbows and such...I understand. Yup.

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They have internet radio,pro-pedophile propaganda booklets to distribute to children and charities to send children to camps so pedophiles can visit them.

Uh huh.

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They also have tactics

Don't we all?

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So your saying if we only punished murderers with a slap on the wrist then the murder rate wouldn't skyrocket? A lot of times the punishments act as a deterrent.People break the law because they think they won't get caught and or they are not worried about the consequences.

And a lot of times people don't care about the deterrent. There are still people practicing homosexuality in Iran aren't there? Do laws against it stop them? Or do they just keep it underground? Sound familiar?

They should be punished, and it will deter some. But "stopping" pedophilia is like stopping drug use. It ain't gonna happen. You want to keep your child safe, you better watch him/her like a hawk. Because like I said, the law can't do anything until after the fact.

chuck7251 · #12 (**permalink**) 04-07-2008, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by mlurp

Your problem is that you never understood the point in the first place.

You made one? I figured your broken English meant that you just liked to blather on about nothing and then yell TADA!

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Originally Posted by mlurp

And your very ignorant of the quotes you take!

I quoted everything. Therefore, you must be very ignorant in the words you use that I quote... think about it

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Originally Posted by mlurp

This was in grade and then junior high school.

What was? What are you talking about. Perhaps you should attend Junior and HIgh school so you can form complete sentences and thoughts.

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Originally Posted by mlurp

thanks college boy you have added a lot of nothing because you spoke down not seeing what was being related..

Well, that year of college I took must make me a comparable genius. I was not trying to speak down to you(til this post)... I was trying to get clarification from you. I WANTED to know what you were trying to say. However, now I could care less. I will just go by what you have displayed, and realize that you are someone with the mentality of a fifth grader.

BTW, You also display the point about no right to being higly educated.

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Originally Posted by mlurp

Just what I thought no profile. looool and I shall consider you real.... chuck7251

Alot of people consider me real... was that an insult?

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Originally Posted by mlurp

Have a good morning...

Time to head to my college level job of truck driving...

chuck7251 · #13 (**permalink**) 04-07-2008, 12:29 PM

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Like rainbows and such...I understand. Yup.

Easy killer... homosexual does not equal pedophile...

I actually thought the rest of your post was really good though

fxashun · #14 (**permalink**) 04-07-2008, 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by chuck7251

Easy killer... homosexual does not equal pedophile...

I actually thought the rest of your post was really good though

That wasn't what I was saying. Just pointing out a symbol used by a group of people. :::sheepish grin:::

I'm glad you approve of the rest of my post though. I'm here all week. Cept when I'm not.

foundit66 · #15 (**permalink**) 04-07-2008, 07:05 PM

Responding to the poll, it just plain depends.

There are some schools that you hear about that weren't running background checks on the teachers / janitors / etc. That's too little protection, IMO.

Preventing corporal punishment? Way too much "protection", IMO.
Forbidding aspirin in the school under "drug" classifications? Too much.

A court ruling that says you can't sue the school cause a kid got raped on the school bus? Too little.

It varies on the issue.

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Originally Posted by chuck

Easy killer... homosexual does not equal pedophile...

Get used to it.

He associates the two whenever he gets the chance, while trying to maintain enough pretense to give a delusion that it doesn't look like he is associating the two whenever he gets the chance.

Ask him about the importance of sexual consent with a child (as opposed to it being "deviant" because a 4-year old girl can't reproduce), and you'll begin to see the type of mentality he was REALLY posting with in that post...

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A child who thinks he can’t do anything on his own eventually can’t.

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Originally Posted by cnredd

Although I'm not there 100%, I agree with it more than 50%...
The last sentence I agree with 400%...

Same here...

mlurp · #16 (**permalink**) 04-09-2008, 12:21 AM

Chuck sit on it you should speak nice to older people your an ash and for that I think your not worth my time period. Enjoy your ride ash

Now I need go and pray because an idiot like you comes along and causes problems. You can't debate a thing but pi** people off is your game and use the same user name you have at Political Fever clown!

Your going to call me on what the news in every home clown! Drop of rthe world clown

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Originally Posted by chuck7251

Depends. I worked at Harvard for a short while doing menial tasks... many students didn't know how to do basic banking... but were absolute geniuses in anything school related... Being smart and having common sense are two VERY different things.

I think I have to call BS on this unless you have some stats to back it up. Even in the inner cities this seems like a VERY high number.

The better question is, where is it a right to be highly educated? We have the right to "Pursuit of Happiness"... ignorance is bliss

I am pretty sure they cannot just drop out at 16. Either they have to be emancipated, then drop out, or have guardians ok.

To me this just shows that education is wasted on youth. How many "uneducated" people wish they could have gone back to school full time at 24 or 25... I do... but at 17-18 school was the last thing on my mind

I actually am having a little trouble follwing this last part.

chuck7251 · #17 (**permalink**) 04-09-2008, 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by mlurp

Chuck sit on it you should speak nice to older people your an ash and for that I think your not worth my time period. Enjoy your ride ash

Now I need go and pray because an idiot like you comes along and causes problems. You can't debate a thing but pi** people off is your game and use the same user name you have at Political Fever clown!

What are you talking about?

I am not on any other political forums...

You should pray... and then bust out an English book.

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Originally Posted by mlurp

Your going to call me on what the news in every home clown! Drop of rthe world clown

Sorry, I only speak fluent English... I am kinda fuzzy on the alzheimersbonics

mlurp · #18 (**permalink**) 04-09-2008, 12:52 AM

What clown I can't hear you. Your a real fool to even doubt the first sentence about our schools and the drop out rate. It has been in the news for days so you must be so smart you don't read the paper or watch the news.
So that puts you in the same class as Gov. Bush Now I have said all I will to you clown!

chuck7251 · #19 (**permalink**) 04-09-2008, 01:21 AM

This is the most recent one I could find:

VDARE.com: 01/01/08 - The Real Dropout Rate—And Why Some Students Should Drop Out Of School

then there is this one, which shows nothing near your claim of an average 50%

US high school dropout rate: high, but how high? | csmonitor.com

I keep looking, but there is nothing to support your claim.

So, you have made a clown of yourself.

Now, instead of personally attacking me perhaps you could clear up the rest of the crap you posted.

Better idea, get an education and come on back.

mlurp · #20 (**permalink**) 04-09-2008, 02:19 AM

Her eI alway give both sides.
You pick what suit you. This is page one of 7,990,000. lol

High school drop out - Google Search\

Only 241,000 for why they drop out of school.
Why youth drop out of school - Google Search

So your admitting you were wrong now aren't you?

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