A fifteen year old cannot give consent. He should never have been in the situation where this could have happened. The girl is most definitely a victim, irrespective of her part in this, and he is 100% at fault.
Yes. It's still child sexual abuse.So what about this fellow. Would the same logic apply?
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/why-talking-about-bowies-sexual-misconduct-matters_b_9009230.html
Yes. It's still child sexual abuse.
It would apply to any adult, no matter whom, if proven in a court of law !!So what about this fellow. Would the same logic apply?
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/why-talking-about-bowies-sexual-misconduct-matters_b_9009230.html
It hasnt been taken to a court of law, and proven beyond reason doubt !!So should society revile Bowie in equal measure to Johnson?
It hast been taken to a court of law, and proven beyond reason doubt !!
Hearsay of over thirty years ago is not quite the same.
What's your point ?So what about Savile.
Whose cases were never proven beyond reasonable doubt in a court of law.
Sku, why are you sticking up for a confessed sex offender who has admitted grooming a child and been convicted of sexual assault?
In no way do I condone his behaviour.
In a position of authority, he abused this trust.
Sku, why are you sticking up for a confessed sex offender who has admitted grooming a child and been convicted of sexual assault?
No it isn't. We've had everything from the girl asking for it, through they are all at it, to fifteen being close to sixteen so it's close to o.k. (paraphrasing).There's obviously no one sticking up for him. The debate is a bit more mature than that.
No it isn't. We've had everything from the girl asking for it, through they are all at it, to fifteen being close to sixteen so it's close to o.k. (paraphrasing).
He's a convicted, admitted child sex offender. There's no need for any debate that tries to shift the blame for this from this *****phile to his victim.
When it's consensual, I don't see it as being taken advantage of.
Rubbish. You yourself said it was consensual, so she's not a victim. You also said most fifteen year olds are at it, and that as a famous footballer, of course she'd do it.There isn't any shifting of the blame for goodness sake. No one has said any of the things you've said above. You're merely taking posts out of context and exaggerating them.
Rubbish. You yourself said it was consensual, so she's not a victim. You also said most fifteen year olds are at it, and that as a famous footballer, of course she'd do it.
Your position is tantamount to an apologist.
Hilarious. I'm not even sure your aware of what your posting. Think about this statement.
Here's my problem.
http://www.fpa.org.uk/sites/default...-and-confidentiality-factsheet-march-2009.pdf
The law specifically allows teens who are deemed to be 'competent' to receive contraception. Whilst that is not consent for sex per se, why else is contraception required?
So on the one hand a 15 year old may receive contraception perfectly legally, if she has sex with an 18 year old, HE has broken the law. The only thing that stops him being arrested is consensuality.
So if she changes her mind afterwards, he gets into big trouble.
Not sure if entirely relevant to this case but the law is not consistent as appears to be so often the case.