sexual emergency

Dis86 · 6 Feb 2016 at 13:54

Skeeter said:
The fact the article seems to want to make the fact he's a migrant the bigger issue in the story than the fact he brutally raped a 10 year old boy is utterly appauling.

Where he may have come from is insignificant compared to what he did.

Have you considered that maybe where he's from has played a part in his actions?

D.P. · 6 Feb 2016 at 14:03

Dis86 said:
Have you considered that maybe where he's from has played a part in his actions?

No, because it doesnt

estebanrey · 6 Feb 2016 at 14:31

D.P. said:
No, because it doesnt

Unless they're British of course....

https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=25884011&postcount=95

233 · 6 Feb 2016 at 14:32

Dis86 said:
Have you considered that maybe where he's from has played a part in his actions?

when in Rome........

if people are so hell bent on coming to the UK the least they could do is bone up on our culture and laws.

obviously this case is beyond criminal and personally as a parent i'd rather the perpetrator was put down rather than jailed. In other matters though cultural differences are often cited.

adapt or don't come here

stuman · 6 Feb 2016 at 14:39

D.P. said:
No, because it doesnt

Does it not? I would have thought that culture involved in his growing up would have quite a major effect in his personality and moral traits. Same with FGM is rife in certain social groups. There are some very sick backwards cultures in this world, and ignorance to this will not help cure it.

Danthus · 6 Feb 2016 at 14:52

What has happened in the life of a 10 year old boy that he tries to rape someone?

RDM · 6 Feb 2016 at 14:53

OldCoals said:
What has happened in the life of a 10 year old boy that he tries to rape someone?

I believe the 10 year old was the victim?

Danthus · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:04

My bad, I read it incorrectly.

elmuzzy66. · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:13

OldCoals said:
My bad, I read it incorrectly.

Well player sir

Dis86 · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:14

OldCoals said:
My bad, I read it incorrectly.

Did no sense check kick in?! Lol

Raz · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:14

233 said:
when in Rome........

if people are so hell bent on coming to the UK the least they could do is bone up on our culture and laws.

obviously this case is beyond criminal and personally as a parent i'd rather the perpetrator was put down rather than jailed. In other matters though cultural differences are often cited.

adapt or don't come here

Indeed. Either come here, become a celebrity/politician/care home worker/etc and sexually abuse our vulnerable or don't bother coming here and commiting sexual offences for silly excuses.

NickK · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:24

Roar87 said:
Stop being a xenophobe, it's just their cultural beliefs

Your level of sarcasm is reaching the UK minimums!

Seriously though.. perhaps they should chop the appendage off?

cheesyboy · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:27

Hikari Kisugi said:
We could just nuke ourselves, put ourselves out of this misery, and let the rest of them suffer through life.

Rape is a horrible thing. Child rape is a horrible thing. No reasoning can explain such behaviour, but the point behind such stories, does relate to border controls, if this man wasn't there, this rape wouldn't have occurred.
He will be imprisoned and eventually released, assuming he isn't found to be psychotic, in which case they might keep him locked up.
I would hope such a man would be returned to Iraq after his sentence, and refused any further entry to the EU. Worried that such events might not transpire, and he might get to remain here.
The child will be broken and distraught, no doubt will be in need of counselling, at least a lifeguard was there to find him help, and he did tell someone, and it wasn't hidden by the child.

Probably would have raped a kid in Iraq instead. And would probably be more likely to not be apprehended, so more kids would have suffered too.

I suppose Iraqi kids don't count for as much as Austrian ones, though...

Orionaut · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:30

cheesyboy said:
I suppose Iraqi kids don't count for as much as Austrian ones, though...

Not for an Austrian. Why should they?

Destination · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:34

cheesyboy said:
Probably would have raped a kid in Iraq instead. And would probably be more likely to not be apprehended, so more kids would have suffered too.

I suppose Iraqi kids don't count for as much as Austrian ones, though...

I think on a world stage, they clearly do not, no.
If children actually mattered the UN wouldn't be a useless organisation of bureaucracy, governments would work together in spite of cultural and religious differences, currently this doesn't happen.
Unfortunately I don't see it happening in my lifetime either, hopefully any cynicism on my part gets removed by a growing global community working together, as yet that hasn't happened.
My point stands. This rape wouldn't have happened if the man wasn't here.

cheesyboy · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:35

Orionaut said:
Not for an Austrian. Why should they?

I was forgetting we have so many Austrians in GD

ADT · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:36

cheesyboy said:
Probably would have raped a kid in Iraq instead. And would probably be more likely to not be apprehended, so more kids would have suffered too.

I suppose Iraqi kids don't count for as much as Austrian ones, though...

Typical hypocrites, they jump on the bandwagon of immigrant bashing as soon as one of those daily fail articles pop up.

Things like this happen every where. Doesn't matter where you are from. Any child should not go through something like this

cheesyboy · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:37

Hikari Kisugi said:
I think on a world stage, they clearly do not, no.
If children actually mattered the UN wouldn't be a useless organisation of bureaucracy, governments would work together in spite of cultural and religious differences, currently this doesn't happen.
Unfortunately I don't see it happening in my lifetime either, hopefully any cynicism on my part gets removed by a growing global community working together, as yet that hasn't happened.
My point stands. This rape wouldn't have happened if the man wasn't here.

Poor taste

Destination · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:37

ADT said:
Typical hypocrites, they jump on the bandwagon of immigrant bashing as soon as one of those daily fail articles pop up.

Things like this happen every where. Doesn't matter where you are from. Any child should not go through something like this

At what point do you think I am being hypocritical?
As you have just described me as such, I'd like to know just where you decided upon that view.

ADT · 6 Feb 2016 at 15:38

Orionaut said:
Not for an Austrian. Why should they?

You need your head looked at