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Tarryk wrote:I don't know, I guess I'm kinda indifferent. The whole life ain't fair syndrome catching up on that one.
On the one hand, a sex offender should NEVER reap rewards for the crime, and in this case it's clearly that.
But he didn't ask for it, nor did he press a sale after it was offered. They gave him several quotes, and he went "wha?? um...okay." I don't care what the dude's done in the past (well I do, but...), you can't use that past to blame him for accepting the money, even though it's REALLY bending (if not totally breaking) some ethical standards to think of people actually offering money to him based on the crime(s) he's committed.
On the other hand, it's an active role being taken by concerned families on the behalf of their own community.
I can't pass judgement over this, but it is pretty fooked up.
Maephina wrote:[...]I don't think it's unfair to say some very immature people/children out there who hear of this case are not gonna think "oh hey...if I rape someone I will get paid lots of money like this guy did!" which is of course completely assinine but still possible.
SaintBootay wrote:The stupidity of it all is -- staggering.
Britt9081 wrote:there ARE people that will hear about this, and decide "Hey, Become a sex-offender and get paid" I guarandamntee it. This is the US. We have the biggest collection of lazy,self-serving people in the world. People here love to get something for nothing. Do I agree that it whould happen? No it shouldnt. If he solicited it, then he needs to be removed from society again. If the town started it, then its whatever, its their choice. But I guarantee there will be more then 1 person who hears about this and decides to try it.
Aameul wrote:Gimmie a break. People break the law because they don't believe that they will get caught, NOT because they think "Hey, after I rape someone, get caught, and spend a bunch of time in prison getting treated like a pile of dog crap, someone may pay me to move out of thier neighborhood!". It's just not in the criminal psyche.
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