Beginning of the end for the Saxe Coburgs?

EFLImpudence said:
That is irrelevant.

It is a word with a specific meaning - "little kiddies" if you want it simplified.

That does not detract from the seriousness of the offences.

If you want to use Greek words for things then SirGalahad has furnished you with the correct one - ephebophile.
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Well I guess you'll have to 'educate' the entire UK media and population into the nuances of the greek language...

Although could you define 'little kiddies'?

Is there an actual specific age when all individuals reach puberty rather than a legal one?

And what about mental age?

Maybe you could then explain to the population that the sexual assault of a girl or boy aged 11/12 isn't the action of a pedophile?
(Gary Glitter thus wasn't an active pedophile, but Saville was)

So good luck with that!

PS. Could you also explain why the role of a pediatrician is to treat children up to the age of 16?
 
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ellal said:
Well I guess you'll have to 'educate' the entire UK media and population into the nuances of the greek language...
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It would appear so but it is not a nuance. Does that make it right?

Although could you define 'little kiddies'?
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Prepubescent children.

Is there an actual specific age when all individuals reach puberty rather than a legal one?
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No.

And what about mental age?
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What about it? Does it affect puberty?

Maybe you could then explain to the population that the sexual assault of a girl or boy aged 11/12 isn't the action of a pedophile?
(Gary Glitter thus wasn't an active pedophile, but Saville was)
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I do not know the exact details of either case but the definition of the word is quite simple and clear.

Why are you arguing about it? You might as well say a teenager is anyone up to the age of eighteen.

So good luck with that!
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As you have shown, one would need more than luck.

PS. Could you also explain why the role of a pediatrician is to treat children up to the age of 16?
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Perhaps the same misnomer.
Would a strapping 6'2" fifteen year old boy with a beard be treated by such a doctor?


Incidentally the spelling is "paed..." except, of course in the US.
 
Notch7 said:
its not 'devils advocate stuff'

peadophilia describes a specific condition and it appears to apply to 'pre pubescent girls' -that seems a pretty specific description to me.
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Under age of consent girls Notchy...or are you suggesting messing about with 14 year olds is not peadophilia?..just a tad naughty like Randy Andy suggests?
 
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EFLImpudence said:
It would appear so but it is not a nuance. Does that make it right?


Prepubescent children.


No.


What about it? Does it affect puberty?


I do not know the exact details of either case but the definition of the word is quite simple and clear.

Why are you arguing about it? You might as well say a teenager is anyone up to the age of eighteen.


As you have shown, one would need more than luck.


Perhaps the same misnomer.
Would a strapping 6'2" fifteen year old boy with a beard be treated by such a doctor?


Incidentally the spelling is "paed..." except, of course in the US.
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""""popular usage, the word pedophilia is often applied to any sexual interest in children or the act of child sexual abuse.""""
Are you somehow trying to suggest messing about with 14 year old is not as bad as messing with 12 year old? Especially when they have been trafficked too.
 
durhamplumber said:
""""popular usage, the word pedophilia is often applied to any sexual interest in children or the act of child sexual abuse.""""
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Are you incapable of understanding plain English? I will excused the lack of understanding plain Greek but I have now explained it for you and Ellal.
The popular usage is incorrect.

Are you somehow trying to suggest messing about with 14 year old is not as bad as messing with 12 year old? Especially when they have been trafficked too.
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Oh dear. Another lack of understanding. Your world must be very confusing.
No one has said it is not as serious. In fact I actually said it did not detract from the seriousness.
I am merely pointing out what the word means.

I also pointed out the correct spelling but I see you have also ignored that.
 
ellal said:
Well I guess you'll have to 'educate' the entire UK media and population into the nuances of the greek language...
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Come December 13th, Bozza'll probably have five years to do it:eek:.........and he'll take every opportunity so to do......:eek:
 
EFLImpudence said:
I do not know the exact details of either case but the definition of the word is quite simple and clear.
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And yet in reply to "Is there an actual specific age when all individuals reach puberty rather than a legal one?", you say "no"

So therefore according to you, legally someone can't be prepubescent even though they haven't reached puberty at a certain age o_O

Doesn't sound to be 'quite simple and clear' to me!

EFLImpudence said:
Why are you arguing about it? You might as well say a teenager is anyone up to the age of eighteen.
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Or even 19 :)
 
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ellal said:
And yet in reply to "Is there an actual specific age when all individuals reach puberty rather than a legal one?", you say "no"
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Oh, come on. Why are you arguing?

So therefore according to you, legally someone can't be prepubescent even though they haven't reached puberty at a certain age o_O
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That doesn't make sense. It's not a legal matter.
Pre means before. Prepubescent means before puberty.
Did I not say it was not to do with age? Oh yes, you said I did.

Doesn't sound to be 'quite simple and clear' to me!
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It doesn't. It seems very difficult for you. Think about it more.
 
EFLImpudence said:
Are you incapable of understanding plain English? I will excused the lack of understanding plain Greek but I have now explained it for you and Ellal.
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"I will excused" being of course "plain English"?

If you wish to deflect the conversation by pointing out spelling discrepancies, then at least get your grammar correct!
 
I apologise for my mistake/typo and will try to not do it again.

There, do you see how it's done?
 
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