Hey! slogger your going soft mate, keep your guard up.Slogger said:regarding the child killers
why waste time and money on them ( HANG THEM ) even that is too good for them but i allow for the limpys sence of human rights, even though its misplaced
DIYtiler said:Regarding Dr. Able. You need to research before you open you mouth in sick jokes.
Gene G. Abel, M.D. – Research & Publications
Gene G. Abel, M.D. is a full professor of Psychiatry who has taught at several medical schools, including Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. Abel is currently affiliated with Emory University School of Medicine and Morehouse School of Medicine.
Dr. Abel, who has been a research scientist in the field of sexual violence for more than 30 years, is at the top of his field, both nationally and internationally.
He is past President of the National Society for Behavioral Medicine, a Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, a diplomat of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, and a member of the International Academy of Sex Research. As full professor, he has been a research psychiatrist at the New York State Psychiatric Institute, has been on the faculty, and conducted research at several medical schools, including Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and Emory University Medical School. In addition, Dr. Abel has trained criminal justice personnel in Georgia, New York, California, Texas, Florida, Maine, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Alabama. He has also trained U.S. Navy and Air Force personnel to manage the sex offender populations in their brigs.
He has presented his research in the United States, China, Australia, Canada, Denmark, Venezuela, Sweden, Germany, Israel, and England
He has been awarded funding to conduct nine major studies. In addition to his work on cardiac control, sickle cell disease and diabetes, the National Institute of Mental Health has awarded him funding for six long-term studies to investigate sexual violence and to design new ways to stop it.
Abel Screening, Inc. (ASI) was formed in 1995 to provide therapists and criminal justice professionals with tests that will protect communities from sex abusers – in particular, products to protect children from sexual abuse.
Gene G. Abel, M.D., who formed the company in 1995, had spent the previous eight years developing a new technology to measure a person's sexual interests in 22 categories with emphasis on his/her sexual interest in children.
Slogger said:there should be mandatory speed limits in inner citys and near schools there is no excuse for allowing cars to do 30 mph when there are kids around
i cringe when i see it and the worste offenders and the mothers picking there own kids up
get them cameras near schools and i will not only stop burning them but i will do my bit to keep them clean
20 mph is even too fast when faced with a pavement full of lil kiddies
i would actively support anything that would aid in the lowering of these figures
in my street we have a 30 limit and shed loads of young un playing out
in the next street ( totally private estate there is a 20 mph zone no younguns to be seen ever??? )
weird isnt it that the powers that be dont wake up to these sad facts
how many of these children are killed by riding on those mini motorbikes ? are there any figures
why are they allowed to be sold there is nowhere for them to be used legally
Then why don't you stop quoting irrelevant ones?DIYtiler said:You are all picking with statistics and countries.
Confuses you, does it?Your doing a debate on debating.
Is the BBC a country now?Who gives a freck if it is BBC, USA or any where.
Apparently not.This crime is on the rise.
Why? Are you not interested in the truth?Stop picking apart numbers an countries
You've been given an idea - spend more money, possibly a lot more money, on research into ways to prevent it.and talk about your ideas of what can be done to prevent this sick compulsive crime against our children.
Of course it is.Slogger said:come on B.A.S its not off topic
Oh I realise that, and I also realise that you'll use my answer to draw some fatuous conclusion.its just my way or cornering you into saying yes or no
I don't know.would u kill to defend your country ?
to kill or not to kill that is the question on the threadban-all-sheds said:Of course it is.Slogger said:come on B.A.S its not off topic
Oh I realise that, and I also realise that you'll use my answer to draw some fatuous conclusion.its just my way or cornering you into saying yes or no
So - never let it be said that I failed to give you yet another opportunity to demonstrate how stupid you can be.
I don't know.would u kill to defend your country ?
Really? like this one.pickles
some very good points again ...
I may have this all wrong, but how can anyone be an offender before they offend? furthermore, if someone hasn't committed an offence what gives you the right to have them "monitored"?My own view is that we should all pay at least 5p more in income tax to recruit and train specialist units that would go out and pro actively hunt sex offenders in an effort to detect and control them before they offend and then monitor them permanently, if necessary on a daily basis
Obviously you disagree with the above(posted by DIYtiler) it is nonetheless a piece of research, albiet not from the UK. On the otherhand you have quoted figuresA piece of research by 1 doctor, very interesting. You can't on it's own use this to support your case. Just spouting a piece of American research you find on the internert doesn't get us anywhere. Iv'e never heard of doctor Able and I sure you haven't either, who knows how good his reasearch is
which you expect people to accept at face value.In the Uk there are about 5 child abductions and murders every year and that has been constant for very many years, If you think about it , you hear about 1 or 2 cases a year on average in the media and only the worst ones get into the news, Huntley etc, they are not all reported.
What have road deaths got to do with this thread?How do you know what doesn't get reported, if it doesn't get reported?Road traffic accounts for about 200 child deaths a year and thousands of serious injuries, most of which does'nt get reported and a lot of which is preventable. If we are going to have a sensible debate you have to accept that the risk of abduction and injury to a child is much less than the risk of being run over and injured or killed. It's common sense, if your child go's out the front door what is the most immediate and obvious threat.