Originally Posted By Dabob2 <but yet have this sick need to be with 12 and 13 year old boys.> For the record, WD, the vast majority want to be with 12 and 13 year old girls, which reflects the percentage in the real world - about 90% "straight" (if that word can be used for their desire).
Originally Posted By FiveBearRugs <<BeautysBeast: U turned this into such a moral issue where the bigger picture is the numerous jokes about having a waiter at hard rock serving u oysters or handling your food..>> I agree with WD and Deb here...I don't get the 'jokes' here. What's with the oysters?
Originally Posted By SingleParkPassholder A few jurisdictions are now starting to come forward and admit they're not prosecuting these cases because of the way they're developed. That's likely one reason why you see some repeat offenders. Dateline is trying to force some agencies to prosecute these guys, and the agencies are repeatedly telling dateline they apparently don't understand entrapment. There's a jurisdiction in Texas that had an attorney kill himself over it. He made online contact but never showed up to the "meeting". Dateline pursued him to his door anyway. This Texas jurisdiction and others are repeatedly telling Dateline unless trained people are the ones on the phone and Internet chatting with possible predators, all bets are off. Dateline feels confident using this watchdog group they've hooked up with instead. I know of a few prominent jurisdictions that have old Dateline expressly to not do this in their areas. Dateline has made some emptythreats to do it anyway, but so far they haven't. It's one reason why they are in some out of the way places now. It's a hot debate in certain legal circles. Catching sexual predators for America's prime time entertainment is, let's say, frowned upon by most legal professionals. But, anything that can make life harder for these predators is not a bad thing. Dateline needs to work more closely with the communities and jurisdictions than they have been. Not everybody is glad to see them.
Originally Posted By ecdc >>It's a hot debate in certain legal circles. Catching sexual predators for America's prime time entertainment is, let's say, frowned upon by most legal professionals. But, anything that can make life harder for these predators is not a bad thing. Dateline needs to work more closely with the communities and jurisdictions than they have been. Not everybody is glad to see them.<< After this thread started, I read a lot about this online, Definitely fascinating.
Originally Posted By BeeLine67 ok this is whats wrong, we excuse one sin for another. Lying is a sin also. dateline is sinning just like these men.
