"€4,700 (£3,700) compensation to the boy’s family."
Everything about this incident seems horrible, i somehow got fixed on this amount.
If he raped.. or in best case, committed pedophilia with a manipulated child.... how is 4,700 euro not a damn slap in the face? What are they gonna use such an amount for... a few psychology hours?
An immigrant like that should not be sent away or go in prison, he should slave for the rest of his life and any earnings that goes over his minimum living expenses should be sent to the family...
Got to protect them refugees...
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Just fucking lol... fucker should be jailed for a long time. And SJWs honestly find it baffling why people don't like having all these culturally backward lot suddenly forced upon their society?reportedly telling officers in initial interviews that he was experiencing a “sexual emergency” after not having sex in four months.
Paedophiles should be fucking castrated. No more "sexual emergencies" then...
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Sickening. Very disgusting. There is no 10 year old who understands clearly what consent is. Any government who agrees with such a ridiculous ruling, is in serous moral decay.
Ure the one forcing the issue with the previous post where you left out all the other details but focused on immigrants and slave labour, nicely dodging he is a sick criminal
And yes, it does matter that he is an immigrant. Immigrants are supposed to run from war, terror and famine or is willingly seeking to be a part of a country's workforce and be a generally good citizen and one day maybe state citizenship.
A person like that literally came to another country, just to have sex with a 10 year old child. If that is not betrayal of the country taking him in, then i dont know what it is.
No, I did not say anything about sarcastic locker room banter or anything specific about pedophilia.
What I was implying is that putting an alleged sex offender in charge of sexual assault laws might not be in anyone's best interest.
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I didn't leave any details out...I was questioning why you are so focused on the "immigrant" part.
I think all child rapist should receive the same treatment...regardless of their country of origin. A locally born child rapist is no better than one from overseas.
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But a child rapist that was born there...he's all good?
I do think it's funny when anyone from America says "immigrants shouldn't be there in the first place" though...so thanks for the laugh.
Right, because petty concerns like "you need to actually follow the law when prosecuting people" should be ignored, especially when following the law will mean that the criminal... stays in jail and gets properly tried for his crime. And, didn't Austria have another "serious politician" who didn't let petty things like "law" or "due process" stand in his way, particularly when dealing with "non-native" minorities? I just can't seem to quite remember his name... Drumpf perhaps, or maybe Schickelgruber?
And why on earth do you think Trump would care about something like this? He's fine with pedophilia and sexual assault - so much so that he's repeatedly publicly come out in support of both.
"In today’s America, conservatives who actually want to conserve are as rare as liberals who actually want to liberate. The once-significant language of an earlier era has had the meaning sucked right out of it, the better to serve as camouflage for a kleptocratic feeding frenzy in which both establishment parties participate with equal abandon" (Taking a break from the criminal, incompetent liars at the NSA, to bring you the above political observation, from The Archdruid Report.)
The Supreme Court isn't arguing that the boy may have consented.
The guy was convicted of two charges. Aggravated sexual assault is a solid conviction, because it's a minor. That's not changing. The second charge was apparently for a violent form of rape, specifically, and requires intent to qualify (as do most crimes); the prosecution didn't bother establishing intent.
This doesn't even mean he's going to get the conviction thrown out, it means they're going back to present that additional evidence and do it by the books so that he's got not grounds for an appeal, because a conviction where intent was not established would provide grounds for that.
So the whole thing's been misrepresented, basically. The guy's definitely doing hard time, regardless. He's almost certainly going to get convicted of the rape charge, again, since his reasonable understanding of the lack of consent SHOULD be easy to establish. It just wasn't. The prosecution skipped that step, and to make this stick, they need to fix that.