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Posted on 6/9/17 at 7:13 pm to southernboisb
Apparently it was sealed, why? I have no fricking idea.
How pathetic and sick. Hide the victims name, sure. But anyone that does what he did should be ruined for life.
How pathetic and sick. Hide the victims name, sure. But anyone that does what he did should be ruined for life.
Posted on 6/9/17 at 7:28 pm to jlovel7
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Glad to see compassion on the rant.
Are you fricking retarded? This piece of shite is skating through life and headed for the MLB draft. Meanwhile, the girl whose life he ruined is looking at what? A lifetime of self-hatred and borderline personality disorder, possibly? frick this guy and frick you, you ignorant arse.
Posted on 6/9/17 at 7:31 pm to Scruffy
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If we are unable to allow felons back into society after their fulfill their punishments, what is the point of the punishment to begin with?
Why even try to rehabilitate anyone if that is the case?
You're an MD. You should know you can't rehabilitate a pedophile. The point of the punishment is justice and removal from society, not rehab.
Posted on 6/9/17 at 7:33 pm to TT9
This is just such a bizarre, surreal circumstance. Like others have mentioned, this is completely different than a senior engaging in consensual stuff with a freshman (I'm not debating whether the freshman has "the ability" to consent, what I mean is there's a difference between under age and forcible actions).
It's really very odd that this guy would get such a minimal consequence in the first place, ESPECIALLY for a multiple offense. And BTW we don't even know if it's just twice, we just know it started when she was 4, and the last time she was 6.
Somebody mentioned rehabilitation, I'm not sure where I fall on that... but even if you do agree with that, then surely you must have enough common sense to not then allow this guy to get into this situation. I mean, the CWS is an afterthought, the MLB teams would have dug this up shortly (they're looking at investing millions into their new assets, surely a deep background check would be in order). You HAD to know this day was coming. If you want to rehab the guy, you should also divert him into an anonymous field, like a plant job or something, not toss him into collegiate athletics at the highest level.
So instead, we get this mess. At best case scenario, this guy was actually rehabbed, but now is on suicide watch. At worst case, a known predator was about to become a millionaire.
And either way, Oregon State just had it's once magical season become the worst nightmare it could imagine. The head coach (who may not have known about this) went from a hot commodity, to maybe getting canned... and consider that had you replaced this guy was someone that went 0-12 instead, they still likely would have been a national seed.
Like I said, this is just surreal.
It's really very odd that this guy would get such a minimal consequence in the first place, ESPECIALLY for a multiple offense. And BTW we don't even know if it's just twice, we just know it started when she was 4, and the last time she was 6.
Somebody mentioned rehabilitation, I'm not sure where I fall on that... but even if you do agree with that, then surely you must have enough common sense to not then allow this guy to get into this situation. I mean, the CWS is an afterthought, the MLB teams would have dug this up shortly (they're looking at investing millions into their new assets, surely a deep background check would be in order). You HAD to know this day was coming. If you want to rehab the guy, you should also divert him into an anonymous field, like a plant job or something, not toss him into collegiate athletics at the highest level.
So instead, we get this mess. At best case scenario, this guy was actually rehabbed, but now is on suicide watch. At worst case, a known predator was about to become a millionaire.
And either way, Oregon State just had it's once magical season become the worst nightmare it could imagine. The head coach (who may not have known about this) went from a hot commodity, to maybe getting canned... and consider that had you replaced this guy was someone that went 0-12 instead, they still likely would have been a national seed.
Like I said, this is just surreal.
Posted on 6/9/17 at 7:45 pm to southernboisb
Idk, that's a great question that I've pondered on myself. Osu had to know he was a damn pedophile child molester. Not only should he not be able to play baseball anymore bc who wants to be associated with a pos like that? But he is going to have a tough time finding a regular job. Can you imagine filling out an aplication..."have you ever been convicted of a felony? If yes, please explain the conviction." shite, who is going to even want to have that bastard anywhere near them? Im somehow supposed to feel sorry for this guy? Please, he deserves every bit of shite he's going to deal with for the rest of his life. Another thing is the Osu fans mad about the reporter who broke the story like hes in the wrong and should be ashamed. The guy failed to update his sex offender registration in Oregon and that's how the reporter found out. shite like that shouldn't be swept under the rug anyway. I'm glad he's getting blasted and hope he gets maximum reprocussions in his personal life. That's just me, and I'm not sorry for feeling that way.
Posted on 6/9/17 at 7:54 pm to Scoob
Following up on my previous post- for those of us old enough to have kids:
let's say this was your son, who did such a heinous act, and somehow you were able to get the consequences lessened to the extent that this guy received. For the record, I have a son about this age, and NO, he has never done anything like that... BUT for the sake of argument, just consider it.
Wouldn't you stop him from putting himself into this current position? Wouldn't you try to shelter him somehow, guide him to a less public spot?
"Son, I understand you like sports and you're good at it, but let's face this- you have a gigantic skeleton in your past, and that will never go away. We've kept you from prison, but you're never going to be able to have that life now; the best thing you can do is keep your head down and your nose clean. Because if this gets out, 5, 10, 25 years from now, your life will become a living hell until the day you die."
let's say this was your son, who did such a heinous act, and somehow you were able to get the consequences lessened to the extent that this guy received. For the record, I have a son about this age, and NO, he has never done anything like that... BUT for the sake of argument, just consider it.
Wouldn't you stop him from putting himself into this current position? Wouldn't you try to shelter him somehow, guide him to a less public spot?
"Son, I understand you like sports and you're good at it, but let's face this- you have a gigantic skeleton in your past, and that will never go away. We've kept you from prison, but you're never going to be able to have that life now; the best thing you can do is keep your head down and your nose clean. Because if this gets out, 5, 10, 25 years from now, your life will become a living hell until the day you die."
Posted on 6/9/17 at 8:01 pm to Scoob
I would be tempted to do my son in personally, myself, if he ever did anything like that. Beat the ever living shite out of him and tell him to hit the road. To answer your question, yes, you would have to keep him out of situations that could make it national news like it is now. He's seriously fricked now, and I'm glad he is.
Posted on 6/9/17 at 8:18 pm to ImayGoLesMiles
quote:understood, and agreed.
I would be tempted to do my son in personally, myself, if he ever did anything like that. Beat the ever living shite out of him and tell him to hit the road
quote:That's my point. Not whether you condone it or not, but somehow, you saved the little bastard, and then you let him do THIS?
To answer your question, yes, you would have to keep him out of situations that could make it national news like it is now.
It's just unfathomable.
Posted on 6/9/17 at 10:42 pm to Scruffy
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So, destroy his future over that then?
Since he'll be looking for a job maybe you could hire him to watch your little ones. If not, frick him. I feel no sympathy for him if no one else wants him around them or their families.
Posted on 6/10/17 at 7:43 am to ImayGoLesMiles
Not a defense of the acts he committed but "normal" people, especially in this country, lack compassion for others and judge them to feel better about themselves. If he has changed how he views himself and others for the better then that's a good thing because he has evolved.
Posted on 6/10/17 at 8:12 am to Scoob
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let's say this was your son, who did such a heinous act, and somehow you were able to get the consequences lessened to the extent that this guy received. For the record, I have a son about this age, and NO, he has never done anything like that... BUT for the sake of argument, just consider it.
I have daughters. I would have killed your son.
Posted on 6/10/17 at 9:42 am to VT4
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If he has changed how he views himself and others for the better then that's a good thing because he has evolved.
The pedophile cannot change. He or she can suppress their feelings in the wake of furious social reactions to their behavior but their condition is permanent. Given favorable circumstances with children they still pose a risk.
Posted on 6/10/17 at 9:47 am to Pvt Hudson
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I have daughters. I would have killed your son.
Me, too.
One thing most people don't understand about pedophilia is that those who are diagnosed with the condition show a "sexual preference" that is determined only by availability. They will prey upon girls or boys depending upon how accessible they are to the children.
Posted on 6/10/17 at 9:51 am to Kentucker
All can and do change. In fact, change is the only constant.
Consciousness is a state of awareness.
What one lacks in awareness is reflected in his consciousness.
The past is riddled with limited awareness. Let it stay there. The now is all that is real anyway. How are you in this moment is what counts.
Have compassion for the victim but realize in a lot of ways they both are victims, the young of an aggressor, the older of his own limited awareness and lack of compassion for the young relative.
He may have had similar things occur to him...I don't know.
Consciousness is a state of awareness.
What one lacks in awareness is reflected in his consciousness.
The past is riddled with limited awareness. Let it stay there. The now is all that is real anyway. How are you in this moment is what counts.
Have compassion for the victim but realize in a lot of ways they both are victims, the young of an aggressor, the older of his own limited awareness and lack of compassion for the young relative.
He may have had similar things occur to him...I don't know.
Posted on 6/10/17 at 9:55 am to VT4
Wow, you really need to study up on pedophilia. It's nice people like you that the socially hardened pedophile is looking for. Please be cautious if you know any of them, especially if you have children.
Posted on 6/10/17 at 12:29 pm to Kentucker
Lol no pedophile is looking for me
15 and finished forever? The world is in bad shape with thoughts like that Kentucky but it doesn't have to stay that way
15 and finished forever? The world is in bad shape with thoughts like that Kentucky but it doesn't have to stay that way
Posted on 6/10/17 at 12:48 pm to anc
mental illness
Posted on 6/10/17 at 2:20 pm to VT4
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15 and finished forever?
Like I said, you need more scientific info about pedophilia. Your naïveté is charming but so off center regarding this human condition.
Posted on 6/11/17 at 10:04 pm to Kentucker
Why would you or anyone try to prove to everyone that your extremely knowledgeable about Pedoism
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