Angelo:
The recently highly debated issue of internet porn now the front line
of the war on internet freedom meets the sad and emotive issue of child
abuse as it is waved about as an excuse for lock-down by UK Fe-ministers
like Saddam's W.M.D.'s?
I believe it is spurious to connect porn
exposure to child abuse given my experience having shared living
accommodation with around 1000 other men in private boarding schools,
good experience for the following analysis? Where I can concur that
around 10% of men did seemed to be homosexually inclined and everyone had
been exposed to "tasty literature" as one house master described it, (before the internet age and at about the height of popularity for the most awful filth 'Animal Farm' on VHS) by
age 8 maximum.
Might I add there is an unsung 2-5% (psychopaths) who just seem to like fucking with people. These may also be genetic or may have been bread at home. And of course the vast majority are (regardless of their sexuality) ordinary decent individuals.
It
is this background that makes me somewhat suspicious of the conclusions
of the following report. What's wrong with just saying that there are a
bunch of sad depraved either retarded by birth or association who we
need to find and deal with. Rather than this return to putting trousers
on table legs.
My
sympathies go to any child that is unfortunate enough to be in the care
or sphere of one of these misfits. And for their protection it is worth
remembering that as many women as men show this psychopathic lack of empathy.
PRESS TV REPORT: A new shocking report
has warned that online porn sparks sex attacks by youngsters in Britain,
where child abuse is already rampant across the country.
Acting on the report, Deputy Children’s Commissioner Sue Berelowitz
was giving evidence to the House of Commons home affairs committee,
where she said that girls as young as 11 expect to have to perform sex
acts on rows of boys for up to two hours at a time in parts of London,
British media reported.
Sue Berelowitz said there 'isn’t a town, village or hamlet in the UK in which children are not being sexually exploited’.
She added that easy access to ‘extreme’ internet porn was to blame
as it ‘affected children’s thresholds of what they think is normal’.
British MPs are being told to “lay aside denial” about child abuse
as Sue Berelowitz addressed how common it is for girls as young as 11 to
be sexually abused.
“We’ve had boys say to us - some of the boys I’ve spoken to who’ve
been involved in sexual exploitation - “it was like being in a porn
movie”, she explained.
“They have watched things and then they’ve enacted them. It has
definitely affected children’s thresholds of what they think is normal”,
Miss Berelowitz said.
Last month in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, nine men were convicted
of sexually abusing 13-year-old girls after sedating them with drink and
drugs.
The Deputy Commissioner said "what I am uncovering is that sexual
exploitation of children is happening all over the country”. She also
told the MPs that people should stop denying the facts that these sexual
abuses are actually happening; otherwise victims could be at risk to be
disbelieved.
"In urban, rural and metropolitan areas, I have hard evidence of
children being sexually exploited. That is part of what is going on in
some parts of our country. It is very sadistic. It is very violent. It
is very ugly." Ms Berelowitz stressed.
One incident involved boys aged between 14 and 15 to be invited to a
gang rape of an underage girl via Blackberry Messenger. The abuse
lasted for several days.
Another case included two boys forced to perform sexual activity in
front of a mobile camera, which was organized by older, mature males as a
“front line” in a wider abuse network.
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