Prince Andrew US civil sexual assault case

Prince Andrew US civil sexual assault case

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Randy Winkman

16,207 posts

190 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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randlemarcus said:
Pat H said:
In my view, calling him a paedophile is a more forgivable faux pas than getting a child to suck you off.

smile
Tips hat.
Me too. smile

anonymous-user

55 months

Thursday 5th December 2019
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Me three.

Pat H

8,056 posts

257 months

Friday 6th December 2019
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Baby Shark doo doo doo doo said:
If discovered that world leaders were shagging/abusing underage girls at the various Epstein residences, would the news be too big to release?
If the Russians managed to get hold of the evidence, would they just release it, or use it for blackmail?


vonuber

17,868 posts

166 months

Friday 6th December 2019
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Pat H said:
If the Russians managed to get hold of the evidence, would they just release it, or use it for blackmail?
Well, you would probably use it as leverage if you were POTUS for example.
Of course the current encumbent and good friend of Epstein shows no indications of that.

Mobile Chicane

20,845 posts

213 months

Saturday 7th December 2019
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This amused me:

'Sweating like Prince Andrew in a Pizza Express'.

Ayahuasca

27,427 posts

280 months

Saturday 7th December 2019
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Mobile Chicane said:
This amused me:

'Sweating like Prince Andrew in a Pizza Express'.
On a take your daughter to work day.

Derek Smith

45,739 posts

249 months

Saturday 7th December 2019
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Pat H said:
In my view, calling him a paedophile is a more forgivable faux pas than getting a child to suck you off.
I would assume most people would agree with that. However, the point is whether calling a sex offender who has committed illegal sexual acts against a prepubescent child is more culpable than one who does the same thing against more physically mature girls. They are both horrific, they are both offensive, but the former is on a different plane. It is not the same as having sex with a girl aged 17, even if she has been trafficked.

Arson is an aggravated form of criminal damage, ie it is considered a worse offence in court (in the main). One can mix them up of course; there's nothing to stop you, but it does mean that arson is reduced.


DickyC

49,827 posts

199 months

Saturday 7th December 2019
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Derek Smith said:
Arson is an aggravated form of criminal damage, ie it is considered a worse offence in court (in the main). One can mix them up of course; there's nothing to stop you, but it does mean that arson is reduced.
One way or another Prince Andrew's pants are on fire.

BaldOldMan

4,659 posts

65 months

Saturday 7th December 2019
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Steady on Derek - you'll get the altar boys all wound up again.....

However, I do agree with you.

As far as I can tell, the 'problem' is that the law draws no distinction - and if anyone can correct the legalities without resorting to name calling, it may be helpful.

You're a child until you're an adult - its binary and nothing in between

Children are incapable of providing consent, therefore if you have sex with a 'child' of any age, it's rape.

The reason doesn't matter - you could both be in love, you could be paying, or you could grab someone off the street & hold a knife to their throat - it's all rape.

Paedophile is a scientific term and refers to prepubescent - but it's not defined in law & therefore the law makes no distinction.

So it's OK to call someone convicted of sexual offences against a child a paedophile child rapist regardless of whether they are in love with someone a day off their adult birthday, or whether they grab a 5 year old & hold them down.

Actually, Elon Musk seems to have established that it's perfectly OK to call anyone a paedo.......

Edited by BaldOldMan on Saturday 7th December 16:58

TTmonkey

20,911 posts

248 months

Saturday 7th December 2019
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Graveworm

8,500 posts

72 months

Saturday 7th December 2019
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BaldOldMan said:
Steady on Derek - you'll get the altar boys all wound up again.....

However, I do agree with you.

As far as I can tell, the 'problem' is that the law draws no distinction - and if anyone can correct the legalities without resorting to name calling, it may be helpful.

You're a child until you're an adult - its binary and nothing in between

Children are incapable of providing consent, therefore if you have sex with a 'child' of any age, it's rape.

The reason doesn't matter - you could both be in love, you could be paying, or you could grab someone off the street & hold a knife to their throat - it's all rape.

Paedophile is a scientific term and refers to prepubescent - but it's not defined in law & therefore the law makes no distinction.

So it's OK to call someone convicted of sexual offences against a child a paedophile child rapist regardless of whether they are in love with someone a day off their adult birthday, or whether they grab a 5 year old & hold them down.

Actually, Elon Musk seems to have established that it's perfectly OK to call anyone a paedo.......
Anticipating some abuse coming my way. Despite me finding it repugnent and having dealt with rapes, child porn of the most extreme kind, trafficking, incest grooming and unlawful sexual intercourse, many times over the years.

Purely factually, in law, and not defending anyone - a child is not automatically incapable in our law of giving consent. If the child is under 13 then there is a separate equally serious offence of rape of a child under 13, which does not require proof that there was no consent.

It is illegal to have unlawful sexual intercourse with a child under 16, in theory that is still lawful for married people (Obviously married outside the UK). But, since other Sexual offences, would apply which do not have the exemption, it's illegal in all practical terms. But, to obtain a conviction for Rape of a child,13 years and over, there is a need to show that there was no consent and the accused did not reasonably believe that they consented. It's often possible that the consent can be negated, if they did not have the capacity to give informed consent. Again other offences would almost certainly apply.

Ayahuasca

27,427 posts

280 months

Saturday 7th December 2019
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TTmonkey said:
By that definition a 14 year old female in France is a woman, yet when she flies to England she becomes a child. And an English female of 16 is a woman, but when she is on holiday in Turkey she is a child (if she had gone to Portugal instead she would still be a woman).

17 year old Virginia Giuffre was a child in the USA, yet when she got off the plane in the UK she was a woman.

Me, I am sticking to MILFs to be on the safe side.



vonuber

17,868 posts

166 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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Ayahuasca said:
17 year old Virginia Giuffre was a sex trafficked child in the USA, yet when she got off the plane in the UK she was a sex trafficked woman.
Fixed that for you.

RoverP6B

4,338 posts

129 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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vonuber said:
Ayahuasca said:
17 year old Virginia Giuffre was a sex trafficked child in the USA, yet when she got off the plane in the UK she was a sex trafficked woman.
Fixed that for you.
I think Ayahuasca was simply trying to highlight the ludicrous inconsistency of laws regarding age of majority and consent. Even just within the UK, we have such an anomaly: the law permits sex the moment you turn 16 (and these days most kids are at it well before that!), but a girl/woman can't even be photographed in a bikini until she turns 18 or all concerned risk getting banged up on child porn charges. The law used to be consistent at 16 for both, but it then got changed, for what legal reasons I don't know, retroactively criminalising what had been wholly lawful (if not tasteful) material - there are certain old issues of the Sun which are now illegal to possess intact, for example.

Wilmslowboy

4,216 posts

207 months

Sunday 8th December 2019
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An Iranian born, former Israeli spy, with links to African States, claims he was the handler for Epstein, whose mission was to blackmail powerful men, and Prince Andrew was a target.

Who said real live is more weird than fiction, wasn't wrong.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10414087/ghislaine-m...


  • - Ari Ben-Menashe has a book to promote.

Escapegoat

5,135 posts

136 months

Monday 9th December 2019
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PA's frazzled PRs try again: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/12/08/prince...

It's not actual counter-evidence (again), but now friends/sources claim that PA was at Tramp a lot, although ... whoops ... he says he wasn't a party person.

DickyC

49,827 posts

199 months

Monday 9th December 2019
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The Prince of Flounder sounds like quite a good title.

Derek Smith

45,739 posts

249 months

Monday 9th December 2019
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There's a couple of columns in The Times today that runs counter to The Telegraph.

Thales

619 posts

58 months

Wednesday 11th December 2019
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Virginia Roberts with the "I'm not suicidal" tweet. Looks like she'll be shooting herself in the back of the head twice soon..

Ayahuasca

27,427 posts

280 months

Wednesday 11th December 2019
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Reports that Ghislaine Maxwell is about to do a TV interview?