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This thread is about punishment for crimes that you might commit in the future.

That was a joke

Because you aren’t looking at the bigger picture.

Once you give the state power to punish people for crimes that have not happened, then that power will be applied to all crimes.

Build more prisons, re-instate capital punishment.

I have a PhD in cryptography.

English isn’t my first language.

Even if it was, I don’t see how my spelling…[Read more]

I made no such statement.

Ironic

I made no such claim.

Ironic

If you don’t want to be intellectually honest, then there is no point continuing this discussion.

I directly quoted the law as written in UK legislation, and proviced links to the original source material.

It is clear to any outside obsever that I am correct, with even the most basic investigation into the material I have posted.

You have no…[Read more]

The law can vary quite considerably, it isn’t even a crime in some countries.

You refused to say it was bad, and are still refusing to.

What other conclusion can I draw from that behaviour?

I was complaining about the law concerning rape.

We are now dicussing the law concerning statutory rape, which is a different crime.

I don’t think you are debating in good faith.

I was complaining about the law concerning rape.

We are now dicussing the law concerning statutory rape, which is a different crime.

I don’t think you are debating in good faith.

They should both be executed.

The legal documents are the legal documents, they speak for themselves

Child rapists are a type of paedophile who should be executed, given significantly strong evidence.

One is punishable as stautory rape under the Sexual Offences Act 2003

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/42/part/1/crossheading/child-sex-offences

The other is punishable as possetion of indecent photographs of a child under the Protection of Children Act…[Read more]

One is punishable as stautory rape under the Sexual Offences Act 2003

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/42/part/1/crossheading/child-sex-offences

The other is punishable as possetion of indecent photographs of a child under the Protection of Children Act…[Read more]

One is punishable as stautory rape under the Sexual Offences Act 2003

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/42/part/1/crossheading/child-sex-offences

The other is punishable as possetion of 45Indecent photographs of child under the Protection of Children Act…[Read more]

Viewing child porn is not the same as raping a child.

Sexual assault is to rape what manslaughter is to murder, what is shoplifting to burglary

Different

Crimes

The state must take no action against someone who is innocent.

No.