The first story a man casually talks about how he kidnapped and raped a little girl. What. The. *beep* We are supposed to feel sorry for that guy for being stigmatized? He should NEVER have gotten out of jail! He destroyed that child. Why would you put someone like that FIRST?!
shareI couldn't agree more. I was kinda feeling for the guy in the opening talking about getting kicked out at 15 and how he got his GF pregnant.
Then they got to that jagoff who willing kidnapped a child and raped her.
We put down animals for less.
Did you know that the romans had sex with boys and young men ? Did you know that monkeys have sex with both sexes and like all ages/all/anytime ? Sexuality is a complex issue and these people are on the fringes of human sexual behavior, but to dehumanize them is no better than what they themselves did. Do you feel better now ? We are ALL also animals so calling them "animals", also..just sounds silly. Many of these people either suffered trauma as children or have other underlying or even multiple underlying psychological issues going on. Homosexuals used to be berated and even killed until people slowly educated themselves and its the same thing with sex offenders, they are human beings and calling them "animals" just makes you sound dumb, ignorant, and just as bad as anyone they might have done. Educate yourselves.
shareSir, I noticed you got extremely bent out of shape when the OP stated their opinion on the documentary. Aren't these message boards available for people to post their opinions? Why are you attacking him, and calling him names? My opinion is this: Sexuality has nothing to do with some of the more violent crimes they discussed in this doc. Yes, the kid with the purple hair was most likely horney, wanted to get laid, and was trapped in sting, but on the other end of the spectrum, the grown man abducting & raping a 5 year old little kid was far from being about sex! It's about him being extremely disturbed, impulsive and dangerous. I think the majority of society would not want that man free, much less living/roaming in their neighborhood. He's just one of many. Yes, a lot of those men/women were abused themselves, and that is a fact, but they are still born with a brain that can make a decision on what is right & wrong. I find it deeply troubling that nowadays, we, as a society cannot agree to disagree without being called "dumb" or "ignorant." If someone doesn't want to embrace your point of view, let it go. Don't be so defensive, man.
shareNot having sympathy for a man who drove around looking for a little girl to kidnap and rape has NOTHING to do with education. No matter how much I learned about this man, there isn't anything that would excuse his actions. What is wrong with you that you think there is something that makes the rape of a five year old understandable?!
He destroyed that child physically and emotionally for life. His own psychological issues don't excuse anything about that.
Go away sicko.
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