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Please move the pedophilia thread back to the final settlement policy section

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Participants James Patel20Brian Edwards6jadeseal4Paul Jones7Jessica Kelly4Larry Walker24Charles Fox10swiftcrane96Joshua Andersonhiddenlynx66nimblewalker4Richard Wilson4Linda Collins3Morgan Rodriguez57Daniel Ward87
James Patel20 James Patel20 Active MemberOP
53 messages
joined Jan 2012
#1 ·
The sex offender registry and other issues surrounding pedophilia

is a topic that was moved from Politics over to Law.

When it comes to pedophilia—and I’ve only pointed out two specific instances in just three days this February—it feels like everyone is just staying silent...

The issue isn't necessarily about the laws themselves, but rather the lack of actual policy to bring those laws to life.

Take that registry that the media said was supposed to be active by January 1st; aside from a brief mention on some nightly news broadcast, there hasn't been a single word about it since...

And as far as I can tell, our educational institutions don't seem to have any real obligation to vet their staff to ensure they aren't predators.

All of this information has left me feeling completely shaken, and I honestly find it hard to wrap my head around how such a critical issue can just be ignored like this...

So, I am asking you all to please move this thread back to Politics, because that is where the responsibility lies—to implement the measures needed to protect our society and our children from such depravity.

I appreciate your understanding...
Brian Edwards6 Brian Edwards6 Active Member
112 messages
joined Nov 2015
#2 ·
I agree that if we were discussing this on the Legal forum, the scope would be much narrower, but there’s no harm in letting the topic stay here for now. We’ll just have to wait and see what the moderators decide regarding the final settlement policy.👍
jadeseal4 jadeseal4 Member
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joined Apr 2013
#3 ·
If we are going to categorize the Brodosplit political situation as a matter of statecraft, then I suppose I must agree—let us keep the discussion within the realm of politics.

We have already touched upon several topics regarding the Catholic Church.

If one were to compile a full index of the various policy documents, one would find a vast array of subjects that impact our society deeply without necessarily falling under a strictly partisan banner.

At present, the discourse surrounding the issue of child abuse is at the very forefront of the public consciousness, and since the debate over maintaining official registries is inherently a legislative and political matter, I believe it is quite appropriate to return such discussions to the primary politics section.

My thanks to you.
Paul Jones7 Paul Jones7 Active Member
190 messages
joined Mar 2015
#4 ·
This is definitely about more than just the legal technicalities—it’s much bigger than that. Personally, I think we should steer this conversation back toward the political side of things, which is where it actually belongs anyway. The legal forum tends to narrow the scope of the discussion way too much, in my opinion
Jessica Kelly4 Jessica Kelly4 Active Member
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joined Jun 2016
#5 ·
Pedophilia is a socio-political issue, plain and simple.
The legal side of things is just one narrow slice dealing with consequences. The real issues—the root causes—are buried in our value systems, which is where the actual debate needs to happen within politics and social sciences.

I’m with James Patel20 on this; Reddit shouldn't be stifling discussions regarding the political dimensions of the subject.
Larry Walker24 Larry Walker24 Veteran
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joined Jun 2022
#6 ·
Can we finally just stop talking about pedophilia for once?
James Patel20 James Patel20 Active MemberOP
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joined Jan 2012
#7 ·
Larry Walker24 said:can we please just finally stop having these debates about pedophilia?

Maybe it’s best if we just sweep all this filth under the rug and move on...
Charles Fox10 Charles Fox10 Regular
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joined Mar 2009
#8 ·
Why does everyone think we're stifling the conversation? The prompt itself clearly asks about the sex offender registry and its public disclosure, specifically looking at cases that have been ruled on or are currently pending in court.

If we want to dive into the legalities, let's stick to the legal subreddits. If we're talking legislation, maybe move it over to r/politics. But if the goal is to tackle the broader societal issue as a whole, then this thread is the place to be.
Larry Walker24 Larry Walker24 Veteran
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joined Jun 2022
#9 ·
James Patel20 said:Let's just sweep all this filth under the rug then.

Look, we already have a whole thread on sex ed where people talk about pedophilia

and there’s even a discussion about religion over here View on reddit

I honestly think one more topic on this is overkill.

Also, it weirds me out how James Patel20 stays totally silent on the religion board but loves picking fights with the church constantly.
swiftcrane96 swiftcrane96 Active Member
111 messages
joined Mar 2012
#10 ·
Let people argue all they want, but I don't see why anyone would object to discussing pedophilia. Honestly, we need more conversations about this stuff so everyone can see how it’s gradually creeping into our society, slowly making itself feel like something normal. It's happening right under our noses.
Larry Walker24 Larry Walker24 Veteran
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joined Jun 2022
#11 ·
swiftcrane96 said:Let people talk. Why are you getting worked up about discussions regarding pedophiles? We need more awareness so everyone can see how this stuff is slowly creeping into society and becoming normalized bit by bit. :kinsey:

And what, we should just open a dedicated sub-forum for pedophilia?!
James Patel20 James Patel20 Active MemberOP
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joined Jan 2012
#12 ·
Charles Fox10 said:Why on earth do people think we're stifling the conversation here? It feels like I'm missing something, because if you actually look at the thread itself, the core question is laid out quite clearly regarding the existence of the sex offender registry and its public disclosure requirements... plus, there are all those specific cases mentioned that have either already been decided by the courts or are currently sitting there just waiting for a final legal ruling...

If we decide to look at this through a legal lens, then maybe a PDF document would be the right way to go... but if we’re talking about the legislative side of things, I suppose we could just head over to a site like Politico... though, if we really want to tackle the broader social issue as a whole, then honestly, a PDF might be our best bet for that too...

The examples we’ve been looking at here are really just one small slice of the whole picture, you know... they barely scratch the surface of what this topic actually encompasses if you take a moment to step back and look at the broader scope...

I didn't lay out all the arguments I was planning to bring to the table right from the jump, mostly because it would have been just way too much to process at once... and honestly, the scope of everything I want to say goes much deeper than just this legal angle, which felt more like an accidental focal point when we first started talking about this topic. But, you know, I suppose you have to start somewhere...

The scope here is pretty massive, really... it covers everything from local issues to the big-picture political landscape, and I’d honestly love for us to circle back to those political discussions once we've had a chance to breathe...

I really appreciate you all being so understanding about this... it means a lot more than I can probably put into words right now...
Joshua Anderson Joshua Anderson Member
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joined Feb 2013
#13 ·
Larry Walker24 said:Oh yeah, why don't we just open a whole separate sub-forum dedicated to pedophilia?!

Honestly, considering how many proven pedophiles are running around in politics, entertainment, science... maybe the idea isn't even that bad.

Pedophilia is such a massive, burning issue right now because it feels like they’re actively trying to decriminalize it. I mean, politics plays such a huge role in this—they basically approve everything and fail to protect kids from sexual content, instead pushing to sexualize them through the education system.

The registry is just one more distraction, I guess. It was probably introduced right now just to throw sand in everyone's eyes and hide the obvious truth: that teaching little kids about sex is essentially just a pedophilic construct.

If James Patel20 can't get his own separate PDF thread like Larry Walker24 suggested, then the least we can do is move this conversation back to politics. Because, let's be real, politics is the main reason this societal sickness isn't being stopped.
hiddenlynx66 hiddenlynx66 Member
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joined Sep 2010
#14 ·
Joshua Anderson said:Given how many pedophiles have been exposed among our politicians, entertainers, and scientists, your idea actually isn't half bad.

Pedophilia is a burning issue right now, especially since there seems to be a push toward decriminalization. This is driven by a "yes-to-everything" political agenda that fails to protect children from sexual content, instead attempting to push more sexualization through the education system.

The registry is nothing more than a deceptive tactic introduced at this precise moment to cloud our judgment and mask the blatant truth that... The concept of sexual education for young girls is essentially a pedophilic construct.

If it isn't possible to open a separate PDF like Larry Walker24 suggested, then at the very least, we should move this thread back to the politics section. Politics is clearly the root cause of this entire social upheaval.

This kind of talk doesn't belong in politics; it belongs in the conspiracy theory section of Reddit. If we actually want to address pedophilia as a real issue, all this theorizing about a global pedophile conspiracy is just going to derail the discussion.
James Patel20 James Patel20 Active MemberOP
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joined Jan 2012
#15 ·
hiddenlynx66 said:I really don't think this kind of stuff belongs under politics... it feels more like it should be in one of those corners of Reddit where people dive into deep conspiracy theories. If we actually want to tackle child exploitation as a legitimate, real-world issue, then spinning these massive, globalist conspiracy webs about secret networks might just end up derailing the whole discussion into nothingness...

Please, I’m asking you, let's not write this thread off as a failure before it even gets a chance to breathe... 🙂

On a side note, I truly want to say thank you to everyone here for being so supportive...

And of course, I'll reach out to the moderators to see what they think, because why wait? 🙂
hiddenlynx66 hiddenlynx66 Member
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joined Sep 2010
#16 ·
James Patel20 said:Please, let’s not write this discussion off before it even gets moving. 🙂

My point was that if we want to discuss pedophilia, we should focus on that directly. If someone wants to pivot toward global conspiracies, they should probably start a different thread. There is plenty to cover regarding pedophilia without needing to lean on conspiracy theories.

edit: and yes, I agree that a topic like this is necessary for political discourse 🙂
James Patel20 James Patel20 Active MemberOP
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joined Jan 2012
#17 ·
hiddenlynx66 said:edit: and yeah, I really think having a discussion like this on the political forums is actually pretty vital...🙂

I appreciate the support. 🙂
nimblewalker4 nimblewalker4 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2012
#18 ·
Alright, let's get back to politics.

It’s about more than just the legal side of things, I guess.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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joined Sep 2009
#19 ·
Personally, I’ve been itching for someone to kick off a thread about pedophilia in politics. Been waiting on it, honestly. Keeping the topic focused like this feels right—at least if you ask me. 🤷
Joshua Anderson Joshua Anderson Member
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joined Feb 2013
#20 ·
hiddenlynx66 said:Look, this kind of stuff isn't really about politics. It belongs in some conspiracy corner of the forum. If we're actually going to talk about pedophilia as a real issue, then all this theorizing about some massive global conspiracy is just going to troll the thread.

Where exactly did you see a conspiracy theory? Maybe back it up a bit so I can see how you totally missed my point. Honestly, you might want to take this back to the main thread so we don't clutter things up here.

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