Kidnapped girl resurfaces 18 years later - Page 3

coadie · #21 08-28-2009, 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by tstew

I don't know (or really want to say

)...I'm just saying that in some cases, crimes are so deplorable and go on for so long, that I don't believe true justice is possible (especially in our legal system).

Now for an ethical question. Our culture finds this story disgusting. But one part many don't find disgusting would be the abortion for the mother pregnant at age 14 by a child molestor and aborting the 2 liittle ones that are now 11 and 15. Pro abortion people have a "out of sight out of mind" coping mechanism. I say the 2 girls are valued and precious. I understand they will never be able to see/visit their dad before they turn 18.

Esther · #22 08-28-2009, 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by tstew

I don't know (or really want to say

)...I'm just saying that in some cases, crimes are so deplorable and go on for so long, that I don't believe true justice is possible (especially in our legal system).

You are so right!

GraceAmazing · #23 08-28-2009, 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by coadie

Now for an ethical question. Our culture finds this story disgusting. But one part many don't find disgusting would be the abortion for the mother pregnant at age 14 by a child molestor and aborting the 2 liittle ones that are now 11 and 15. Pro abortion people have a "out of sight out of mind" coping mechanism. I say the 2 girls are valued and precious. I understand they will never be able to see/visit their dad before they turn 18.

And you think they SHOULD see this person who is quote/unquote their father BEFORE they're 18??? I'm sorry, but I don't see the harm in them NOT seeing this man before then...and even after personally.

coadie · #24 08-28-2009, 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by GraceAmazing

And you think they

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SHOULD

see this person who is quote/unquote their father BEFORE they're 18??? I'm sorry, but I don't see the harm in them NOT seeing this man before then...and even after personally.

Oh no. He was already a molestor and required to stay away from minors.

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I understand they will never be able to see/visit their dad before they turn 18

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The word "should" didn't come from me.

Esther · #25 08-28-2009, 04:29 PM

I haven't heard yet how she got released. Anyone know?

coadie · #26 08-28-2009, 05:03 PM

http://www.gjsentinel.com/hp/content...und-image.html

picture of the tent

TJJJ · #27 08-28-2009, 05:32 PM

How mean all you ...

HARSH, UNFORGIVING AND HATEFUL people are!

You ought to love this person, he probably just did not have the upbringing you had! He really is the victim in this!

How can you judge him for this? What right do you folks have to judge this poor, misguided, religious, man for his slight mess ups?

How dare you judge him! Calling out for his and his wife's imprisonment for a little misguided action!

Shame on you all!

He obviously was born this way! He can't help his feelings for young children!

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Please read disclaimer on the bottom!

This is just a satire for all the people that always harp about us uc's judging people! Really we think the same way!

Baron1710 · #28 08-28-2009, 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by tstew

I don't know (or really want to say

)...I'm just saying that in some cases, crimes are so deplorable and go on for so long, that I don't believe true justice is possible (especially in our legal system).

I guess it depends on why you feel we should "punish" and what the result should be.

Do we lock people up to rehabilitate them?

To protect others from them?

Because they deserve it?

Or is it revenge?

SeekingOne · #29 08-28-2009, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by TJJJ

This is just a satire for all the people that always harp about us uc's judging people! Really we think the same way!

But so true! It all started in the Garden . . . we want to judge instead of being like Jesus. He came to love and said He would leave the judging to the Father. (Now that sounded Trinny-like LOL but YOU know what I mean!)

SeekingOne · #30 08-28-2009, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Baron1710

I guess it depends on why you feel we should "punish" and what the result should be.

Do we lock people up to rehabilitate them?

To protect others from them?

Because they deserve it?

Or is it revenge?

We all deserve death for our sins, right? I hope he discovers Jesus and brings others to the truth. If he finds Jesus, the all things will work together for good for him.