UK could copy US castration law which sees paedophile set to lose his testicles

[Jim Burton]

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest ... ts-wrapper

Following the news that an American paedophile is set to have his testicles removed as part of a plea deal, Labour have also been eyeing up a similar law here in the UK

[Not Forever]

I find it "amusing" how the article ends on a dangerous slippery slope.
Anyway, these seem to me like responses from third-world countries; I wonder what happened to human rights. Rape, assuming it is indeed rape, is obviously a horrific crime, but I find castration worse than the rape itself.

[BLueRibbon]

I find it "amusing" how the article ends on a dangerous slippery slope.
Anyway, these seem to me like responses from third-world countries; I wonder what happened to human rights. Rape, assuming it is indeed rape, is obviously a horrific crime, but I find castration worse than the rape itself.

In many jurisdictions, the definition of statutory 'rape' can be nothing more than an adult performing consensual oral on a minor under a certain age. Never assume that any kind of force, violence, or coercion was involved.

[PorcelainLark]

It feels like everywhere in world is speed running how quickly they can get back to the middle ages. I wouldn't be surprised if they reinstated the death penalty at this point. People have lost touch with their humanity.

[Not Forever]

It feels like everywhere in world is speed running how quickly they can get back to the middle ages. I wouldn't be surprised if they reinstated the death penalty at this point. People have lost touch with their humanity.

I’m noticing this happening in my country as well.
Before, in my country there was a law against child pornography, which banned both real material and anything that could be mistaken for material involving real subjects. A few years ago, they added an ambiguity to the law, so that potentially any fictional image (like drawings or 3D models) could fall under it, depending on the context.

At first, there was an arrest where hentai was used as an aggravating factor, while just a few days ago the distribution of a hentai was considered to be distribution of child pornography. (The justification given was that the recipient of the material was a minor, and those defending the ruling said that such content could negatively affect the psychological and sexual development of the minor. A minor who was definitely older than 14, since there was no crime related to grooming.)

It wouldn’t surprise me if, a few years after the ban on pornography for minors, there ends up being a rise in the age of consent.

[Jim Burton]

The 10s were all about authenticity in branding and marketing.

Working downstream, politics is now seeking authenticity.

But, because no one alive has really seen authoritarianism, we are in this flux state of confusing reactionism with authenticity. Without thinking about the consequences of empowering moralistic clowns as our guardians and lawmakers.

[JGHeaven]

They will be chopping off hands for stealing next.

[Artaxerxes II]

As sad as it sounds, you can count on me when I say that this is a nothing burger, given that the UK (a.k.a., cuck island) is already hell for MAPs. So the only it could get worse was if the government began to arrest men for even looking at little girls the “wrong” way.