The Mad Rapper said:You're completely wrong. However, instead of shouting you down as I'd usually do, I am going to try and educate you.
I cant be completly wrong - it is a debate and opinion. No need to shout down at me.....we are all civil people here.
I spoke to a Professor a number of years ago who studied these people, and asked him how people ended up in that position.
The way he explained it to me was that it was like a series of hurdles, and they overcome each in turn before progressing to the next.
So to start with it may be that they think about children perfectly innocently, then those thoughts take a darker turn, then they consider seeking out imagery and/or stories on the Internet, then they do so, then they find like minded individuals and share those images and/or stories, then they seek out movie files of the children in progressively more vile abuse. The final steps of course are to make contact with children using the Internet or other medioums, then meeting children and finally commiting abuse.
A person may not make it past every hurdle, in some instances their own morality will stop them at a certain point. Others of course manage to overcome this sadly.
I see what he was trying to say but again his opinion. We have a lot of work to be done in that area. From what i can tell by what you said - It is a simple problem that becomes something that is deep-rooted psychologically and them leads to them acting it out after not be able to supresss it (or something like that)...If by that logic do you think throwing them in jail or casting them aside in the society is the better options? I say we should study them some more and not use the draconinan approach we use at the moment.