Man suspected of being a paedo for taking picture of his son

[vixen1700]

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Man-Suspe...

Jesus, what are we becoming in this messed up society of ours?

Quite funny, if it wasn't so fking tragic.



Missed off the word 'son' on the title.

Edited by vixen1700 on Friday 26th February 12:17

[GreenDog]

Can't blame the security guard, the guy does look like one of 'them' doesn't he

[elster]

I don't quite understand this who Paedo argument.

People say it is ok for people to take pictures of their own kids.

Now I look after my exes kids every now and again, friends kids and my godchildren.

I regularly take pictures of them, would I be arrested as being a Paedo.

We are not talking about a naked kid, this is a kid on train ride toy.

[Kermit power]

Ah, yes, but what you don't say in your post is that the man in question appears to be knocking 50, and is shown wearing a T shirt designed for someone a third of his age.

Plus he has a beard.

Therefore he is clearly guilty.

[Matt Evans]

So Sky news then go and publish the photograph on the website for any internet paedophiles to drool over.

It's ok though, they've hidden the identity of the security guard

[BoRED S2upid]

Good god the worlds gone mad. I have loads of pics on my phone of children that aren't mine. My Sisters 11 month old son and my ex Gf's 3 year old boy. Theres probably pics of my relatives kids on there too and loads of animals from various trips to the zoo.

They will think im some right kind of weirdo. OR.... that its just normal behaviour???

[rhinochopig]

elster said:

I don't quite understand this who Paedo argument.

People say it is ok for people to take pictures of their own kids.

Now I look after my exes kids every now and again, friends kids and my godchildren.

I regularly take pictures of them, would I be arrested as being a Paedo.

We are not talking about a naked kid, this is a kid on train ride toy.

I don't know, do you look like a Paedo? You have engineered access to a LOT of children.

Edited by rhinochopig on Friday 26th February 12:31

[bimsb6]

BoRED S2upid said:

Good god the worlds gone mad. I have loads of pics on my phone of children that aren't mine. My Sisters 11 month old son and my ex Gf's 3 year old boy. Theres probably pics of my relatives kids on there too and loads of animals from various trips to the zoo.

They will think im some right kind of weirdo. OR.... that its just normal behaviour???

weirdo , hang him high !

[Plotloss]

Some years ago one of the newsreaders was reported as a paedo for having photos of her own child in the bath developed at Boots.

[elster]

rhinochopig said:

elster said:

I don't quite understand this who Paedo argument.

People say it is ok for people to take pictures of their own kids.

Now I look after my exes kids every now and again, friends kids and my godchildren.

I regularly take pictures of them, would I be arrested as being a Paedo.

We are not talking about a naked kid, this is a kid on train ride toy.

I don't know, do you look like a Paedo? You have engineered access to a LOT of children.

Well as I can't afford my own, I like to borrow others. After all you can go do all the fun things with kids.

How often could an adult go to Wacky Warehouse, or to the seaside and play on the games, or well alsorts of places?

I just like kids, is that so wrong?

As Scroobius Pip said

"Thou shalt not think that any male over the age of 30 that plays with a child that is not their own is a peadophile... Some people are just nice."

Although I am only 25.

[sleep envy]

brass eye were so ahead of the time

[elster]

sleep envy said:

brass eye were so ahead of the time

Indeed!

[vixen1700]

sleep envy said:

brass eye were so ahead of the time

Absolutely.

[dmitsi]

I think the train ride looks more of a paedo, maybe he's a paedo in disguise. Just like that school I saw a documentary about once.

[tonyvid]

Matt Evans said:

So Sky news then go and publish the photograph on the website for any internet paedophiles to drool over.

It's ok though, they've hidden the identity of the security guard

Nail-head!

If that was me, would have gone to the manager then the CEO and up to just bounce the stupidy back in their faces.

[rhinochopig]

elster said:

rhinochopig said:

elster said:

I don't quite understand this who Paedo argument.

People say it is ok for people to take pictures of their own kids.

Now I look after my exes kids every now and again, friends kids and my godchildren.

I regularly take pictures of them, would I be arrested as being a Paedo.

We are not talking about a naked kid, this is a kid on train ride toy.

I don't know, do you look like a Paedo? You have engineered access to a LOT of children.

Well as I can't afford my own, I like to borrow others. After all you can go do all the fun things with kids.

How often could an adult go to Wacky Warehouse, or to the seaside and play on the games, or well alsorts of places?

I just like kids, is that so wrong?

As Scroobius Pip said

"Thou shalt not think that any male over the age of 30 that plays with a child that is not their own is a peadophile... Some people are just nice."

Although I am only 25.

Borrowing is much cheaper (and easier) - I'm finding that out for myself. Oh for a good nights sleep.

[miniman]

The really sickening thing is the sheer ignorance of the Policeman attending:

[quote=numpty cop]He then started asking me what I was doing in Sunderland, asked for my name and address and told me he had the right to delete my pictures.[/pic]

There's no law against taking photos and he has no right whatsoever to interefere with anyone doing so.

[Schmeeky]

dibbers006 said:

I don't think there are many more pure visions of joy and hope in the world than a play area in a park on a sunny day.




... and for any of you who even snigger at that comment... you are perpetuating the social issue.

Indeed. And one of the best sounds is children laughing.

[Hugo a Gogo]

I love to watch the kids running around and screaming in the local park









they have no idea that they are only blanks that i'm firing

out of me gun, like, perverts

[scorp]

miniman said:

The really sickening thing is the sheer ignorance of the Policeman attending:

There's no law against taking photos and he has no right whatsoever to interefere with anyone doing so.

From reading this and many other articles it seems to be commonly justified with 'we have a duty to protect children / your safety / etc', so aslong as your thinking of the children, anything goes.

Edited by scorp on Friday 26th February 12:58