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is it a disease? Why is everyone calling it a disease? i think its a crime not a disease.
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I would never compromise a situation like that..no matter what…
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Crime...and sick disease....
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it's the disease that leads to this crime. A person who see's children as being sexually stimulating has got to be sick in the head.
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a sick fetish like this CAN NOT be cured. They may be able to contain their desires by not acting upon them and by going to therapy etc but the desire will ALWAYS be there. this is a well known fact...any shrink can tell u that.
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WHOA 
All I stated was a fact, I am not condoning child porn, and neither is luxury, I think. Although he got a bit personal in his remarks. Main ne tou kuch bhi nahi kia 
I think girls are being too emotional in saying they will leave their spouses. Wallah I will remain by my wife’s side if she had any such problem. Only loving support can cure this, not abandoning the person. That is probably why Islam gave men the right to give on the spot tallak, women are too fickle and emotional for such a responsibility.
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hey volks, if someone enjoys the nudity of his 12-year old puberty-reached bride in the pind of pakistan (islamically allowed), would you consider that to be sick? Just askin'.
P.S. why was my prem. ejack thread deleted? It wasn't a dare thread.
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nia its not about being harsh, its about making sure they dont harm anyone else.
I am gonna sound really stupid now but how do these people take pictures or make movies of children without their clothes? I mean dont the children know something is odd with some stranger taking pictures of them? WHere are the parents?
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Children are young, innocent and scared. They may not know what is being done to them is wrong, or they may be too frightened or ashamed to say anything. Shame and fear are the main reasons why children don't speak up and they're powerful emotions that will stop a child dead in his tracks. They're afraid of getting in trouble, they're afraid that they'll be blamed, that they are the ones who asked for it or instigated it, they're humiliated and don't know how to deal with that. Most of the time, the perpetrators are someone they know, love and trust. (You cannot fall into that myth that only a "stranger" can hurt you--your own parents, your uncles, your friends are all capable of this) Do you tell on that person or don't you? WHO do you tell? As for the parents not knowing, parents don't know everything. Think about the things you hid from your parents growing up, even menial, superficial things. Often times, there isn't any physical evidence.
And in some cases, the children that are in porn are kidnapped or in the sex trade. They have no parents and no home.
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there have been cases where kids have spoken out but not been believed.. how do you deal with that?
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Yeah i do remember being harassed when I was little and never told anyone. I even saw a first grader doing it with a guy from fifth grade and I regret not saying anything to my mom atleast. I told my teacher and she told me not to tell anyone and forget that it ever happened. I remember at that time I didnt know what those kids were doing but I knew it was wrong.
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First I would cut of his b*lls and after that I would make an image of the HD and file a report at the local police station :o
Dont have anything else to say :o
AM leaving before I throw up.
Discustable :o
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After a few celebrity deaths, AIDS got the attention of the media & public resulting in millions in research funds. Without research monies, cures can’t be found. It’s a matter of economics. [AIDS didn’t get the celebrity attention until Rock Hudosn’s death. Prior to that, AIDS, then a mysterious disease, affected only perverts. Today AIDS research receives a lot of funding although the cure is not in sight. HIV+ people infect more people than needles or blood transfusions. ]
Addiction to kiddie porn is also a disease. It’s a matter of research funds/economics before a cure is found. This problem doesn’t get the fair dialog it derserves. Thanks to the mass-hysterics of women (as witnessed here) and societal stigmas, these people can’t get help even if they wanted to.
Alcoholics deserve treatment.
HIV+ people deserve treatment.
Why not these sorry people.
When we have one auntie quoting wikipedia (
) that it’s an ‘incurable’ disease, you know the discussion has hit the pits. Another fine display of cruel and inhumane mentality of vindictive drama queens. Ladies, you didn’t dissappoint.
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was this in Pak or usa?
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What? A 5th grader (9 or 10) doing it with a 1st grader (5-6), not only didn't you know what they were doing but they didn't either.
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Apparently its possible at that age 
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hey volks, if someone enjoys the nudity of his 12-year old puberty-reached bride in the pind of pakistan (islamically allowed), would you consider that to be sick? Just askin'.
Rightly asked .
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if you can't imagine how sick this whole business is, and yes, it's a business, as well as being a sick, sick festish...just read this article in Canadian Reader's Digest, about a special unit of police in TO (i think), and what they find online. The things that the officer said he found are just sick, sick and sick. There is no cure to this. These people can't be saved, or be sent out into public. They have that mentality, and they will until their dying day.
Watching, can always progress to doing.
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wht is sick about it, trying to get rid of his sicko prob :konfused:
http://www.paklinks.com/gs/showthread.php?t=220472
read this thread i mentioned here somewhere y it got closed.
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kuuch logo ko chuuulo bhar pani mein doob marna chahaye