Constantly posting this dirge about Stallman and his views is about to
get you back in the killfile. Stop it. Its repulsive and vindictive on
your part.
I agree with Hadron, you should drop the Stallman references. It's
obvious what he said and what he meant. Let it go.
If you want a litmus test for the herd, post references to Roy's
lies, lack of evidence of his claims and point out how the herd,
except for Homer, ignore this. And when they claim they don't read
Roy's spewing, re-post it here so that they can read it. Just don't
ever link to Roy Schestowitz's own website because it's usually full
of trojans, ip address sniffers and viruses.
> On 09/25/2011 07:22 PM, Hadron wrote:
See my site for links, but these are Stallman's own words... words where he
openly supports sexual abuse of children:
-----
I am skeptical of the claim that voluntarily pedophilia harms
children. The arguments that it causes harm seem to be based
on cases which aren’t voluntary, which are then stretched by
parents who are horrified by the idea that their little baby
is maturing. [link]
----
If people are seriously concerned not to let children have
sex in making porn films, they could use the approach that
has succesfully eliminated cruelty to animals in films. You
have seen the statements certifying that “no animals were
harmed in making this film.” There could be a similar
certification that “no minors had sex or were nude with
adults in making this film.” [link]
-----
Internet filtering in schools blocks access to educational
materials. While that article focuses on blockage of the
educational materials that prudes would admit, porn is also
very important for education. Blocking adolescents’ access to
porn, or keeping them ignorant of sex in any way, is likely
to stunt their emotional growth and make them vulnerable to
mistakes that can hurt them badly. [link]
-----
It is absurd to punish anyone for having sex with someone of
age 15 — it is normal for Americans of age 15 to have sex.
[link]
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The concept of “sexual interference with a human corpse” is
curious. All a corpse can do is decay, so the only possible
kind of interference is to prevent its decay. Thus, “sexual
interference” ought to mean playing with the corpse’s
genitals while injecting embalming fluid, or while putting it
into a refrigerator. However, I doubt that the censors
interpret this term rationally. They will have cooked up an
excuse for some twisted interpretation of the term.
This censorship cannot be justified by protecting corpses
from suffering. Whatever you do to a corpse, it can’t suffer,
not even emotionally. [link]
-----
Dutch pedophiles have formed a political party to campaign
for legalization.
I am skeptical of the claim that voluntarily pedophilia harms
children. The arguments that it causes harm seem to be based
on cases which aren’t voluntary, which are then stretched by
parents who are horrified by the idea that their little baby
is maturing.
-----
In that last quote he is defending this:
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Dutch paedophiles are launching a political party to push for
a cut in the legal age for sexual relations to 12 from 16 and
the legalisation of child pornography and sex with animals.
-----
No "interpretation" needed. Stallman clearly supports the sexual abuse of
children. Period.
When you defend Stallman on this and insist merely quoting his repulsive
support of child sexual abuse is "lying", you *are* showing yourself to be
beholden to the herd.
There is no gray area here. None.
--
🙈🙉🙊
Then it may follow that people who obsessively keep talking about
people that sexually abuse children almost surely ha\ve engaged in it.
Say, your 'wife' runs a child daycare center, right? Hmm...
Here's an interesting link:
<http://leicester.academia.edu/VincentEgan/Papers/44986/
Sexual_offenders_personality_and_obsessionality>
> On Mon, 26 Sep 2011 11:34:50 -0700 (PDT), Ender2070 wrote:
>
>> I agree with you perhaps I need to be more clear
>>
>> In their eyes he is doing nothing wrong because if he succeeds, its no
>> longer legally abuse.
>
> Correct.
> It's like that nut organization NAMBLA.
> Those creeps don't believe they are doing anything wrong and that
> the little boys they prey on "want it".
After reading the Wikipedia article on "Coercion" again I still stand by my
opinion that if they don't "really want it" (i.e. are not mature enaugh to
make that decision) it is a form of coercion. And that's what Stallman is
_not_ talking about since his words are "as long as no one is coerced".
According to Snit this phrase is "irrelevant" and thus Stallman allegedly
supports "abuse of children" (which in my view can also only happen by
coercing).
Yes, I take the term coercion in a broader term that includes persuading a
child which is not mature enaugh to make that decision and I believe that
Stallman does too. However I have no direct evidence for that, I get it from
the way he speaks about it.
Snit apparently doesn't. Snit also thinks Stallman "supports" and "defends"
the dutch party. I don't see him doing that. He posted a link and stated his
opinion on the general matter. You would need to ask him if he also supports
that party.
I personally am not really sure in what extent I would be happy with a
change of legislation: On the one hand current legislating may restrict
mature youths actual experimenting, on the other hand it may make it harder
for abusers to get away since abuse may not be so easy to prove when some
"brainwashing" is applied.
> And before anyone accuses me of connecting RMS with that, forget it.
> I already stated that RMS making statements is far different from
> him acting upon them. I truly doubt RMS would behave like that.
Try arguing with Snit about that. When he posted this the first time it took
me some time to find out that he had no actual position and not even an
argument.
I doubt you will get something more than his copy&paste out of him...
> John wrote:
>
>> On Mon, 26 Sep 2011 11:34:50 -0700 (PDT), Ender2070 wrote:
>>
>>> I agree with you perhaps I need to be more clear
>>>
>>> In their eyes he is doing nothing wrong because if he succeeds, its no
>>> longer legally abuse.
>>
>> Correct.
>> It's like that nut organization NAMBLA.
>> Those creeps don't believe they are doing anything wrong and that
>> the little boys they prey on "want it".
>
> After reading the Wikipedia article on "Coercion" again I still stand by my
> opinion that if they don't "really want it" (i.e. are not mature enaugh to
> make that decision) it is a form of coercion. And that's what Stallman is
> _not_ talking about since his words are "as long as no one is coerced".
> According to Snit this phrase is "irrelevant" and thus Stallman allegedly
> supports "abuse of children" (which in my view can also only happen by
> coercing).
The concept of "coercion" assumes someone who is mature enough to decide on
their own. When talking about an adult concept such as sex, children are
not capable of making informed decisions.
> Yes, I take the term coercion in a broader term that includes persuading a
> child which is not mature enaugh to make that decision and I believe that
> Stallman does too. However I have no direct evidence for that, I get it from
> the way he speaks about it.
> Snit apparently doesn't. Snit also thinks Stallman "supports" and "defends"
> the dutch party. I don't see him doing that. He posted a link and stated his
> opinion on the general matter. You would need to ask him if he also supports
> that party.
He pointed to the political party and then defended it by saying:
-----
I am skeptical of the claim that voluntarily pedophilia harms
children. The arguments that it causes harm seem to be based
on cases which aren't voluntary, which are then stretched by
parents who are horrified by the idea that their little baby
is maturing.
-----
> I personally am not really sure in what extent I would be happy with a
> change of legislation: On the one hand current legislating may restrict
> mature youths actual experimenting, on the other hand it may make it harder
> for abusers to get away since abuse may not be so easy to prove when some
> "brainwashing" is applied.
>
>> And before anyone accuses me of connecting RMS with that, forget it.
>> I already stated that RMS making statements is far different from
>> him acting upon them. I truly doubt RMS would behave like that.
>
> Try arguing with Snit about that. When he posted this the first time it took
> me some time to find out that he had no actual position and not even an
> argument.
> I doubt you will get something more than his copy&paste out of him...
I am happy to discuss it. While I do not agree with all of your comments,
you are not just attacking the messenger.
One challenge: whenever I comment on what Stallman says some moron in COLA
is sure to say I am "twisting" it... and when I do not and merely quote him
I will be accused of just copying and pasting his words.
The fact is his words are damning enough... not much discussion is needed.
But I am open to listening to your ideas.
No, you lying piece of shit, he and others are not denying it exists.
Those *are* the words of Richard Stallman, and that's about the only
thing you got right. There's nothing in what the man wrote that even
remotely suggests that he supports the sexual abuse of children. Nothing.
You are an immoral and lying piece of shit.
>> What part of "voluntary" escapes you? e.g A sexually active 15 year old
>> girl and a 17 year boy : Is that abuse in your book?
>
> Irrelevant.
>
>> You're taking this FAR too far.
>
> If you think I am wrong then show it.
It has been shown a million times, you idiot.
Usually as victims...how do you think homosexuals recruit their
new cult members?
> chris stated in post j5qo5o$dai$1...@inf2.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de on
> 9/26/11 1:42 PM:
>
>> John wrote:
>>
>>> On Mon, 26 Sep 2011 11:34:50 -0700 (PDT), Ender2070 wrote:
>>>
>>>> I agree with you perhaps I need to be more clear
>>>>
>>>> In their eyes he is doing nothing wrong because if he succeeds, its no
>>>> longer legally abuse.
>>>
>>> Correct.
>>> It's like that nut organization NAMBLA.
>>> Those creeps don't believe they are doing anything wrong and that
>>> the little boys they prey on "want it".
>>
>> After reading the Wikipedia article on "Coercion" again I still stand by
>> my opinion that if they don't "really want it" (i.e. are not mature
>> enaugh to make that decision) it is a form of coercion. And that's what
>> Stallman is _not_ talking about since his words are "as long as no one is
>> coerced". According to Snit this phrase is "irrelevant" and thus Stallman
>> allegedly supports "abuse of children" (which in my view can also only
>> happen by coercing).
>
> The concept of "coercion" assumes someone who is mature enough to decide
> on
> their own. When talking about an adult concept such as sex, children are
> not capable of making informed decisions.
You are not paying attention. It is my view that persuading a child who
would otherwise not want to - maybe because it is not mature enaugh - is
coercion.
>
>> Yes, I take the term coercion in a broader term that includes persuading
>> a child which is not mature enaugh to make that decision and I believe
>> that Stallman does too. However I have no direct evidence for that, I get
>> it from the way he speaks about it.
>> Snit apparently doesn't. Snit also thinks Stallman "supports" and
>> "defends" the dutch party. I don't see him doing that. He posted a link
>> and stated his opinion on the general matter. You would need to ask him
>> if he also supports that party.
>
> He pointed to the political party and then defended it by saying:
> -----
> I am skeptical of the claim that voluntarily pedophilia harms
> children. The arguments that it causes harm seem to be based
> on cases which aren't voluntary, which are then stretched by
> parents who are horrified by the idea that their little baby
> is maturing.
> -----
He is stating his opinion on the general matter, he doesn't say anything
about the party here.
>> I personally am not really sure in what extent I would be happy with a
>> change of legislation: On the one hand current legislating may restrict
>> mature youths actual experimenting, on the other hand it may make it
>> harder for abusers to get away since abuse may not be so easy to prove
>> when some "brainwashing" is applied.
>>
>>> And before anyone accuses me of connecting RMS with that, forget it.
>>> I already stated that RMS making statements is far different from
>>> him acting upon them. I truly doubt RMS would behave like that.
>>
>> Try arguing with Snit about that. When he posted this the first time it
>> took me some time to find out that he had no actual position and not even
>> an argument.
>> I doubt you will get something more than his copy&paste out of him...
>
> I am happy to discuss it. While I do not agree with all of your comments,
> you are not just attacking the messenger.
>
> One challenge: whenever I comment on what Stallman says some moron in COLA
> is sure to say I am "twisting" it... and when I do not and merely quote
> him I will be accused of just copying and pasting his words.
"some of his comments point to the idea of supporting
sex with 12 year olds."
Oh really? The quoted goals from said party are that this is allowed and
somehow now Stallman supports that?
"he is saying uncensored porn should be allowed in the class"
Oh really? I must have missed that.
> The fact is his words are damning enough... not much discussion is needed.
> But I am open to listening to your ideas.
No you are not. You state in too many of your posts that you are not willing
to discuss:
- No "interpretation" needed.
- There is nothing else to this.
- There is no gray area here. None.
- No interpretation on my part needed. The man is repulsive.
- ...
Well, I still see no point in trying to discuss it with you. I have my view
and you have not presented a logical argument against it.
Also keep in mind that I don't support somebody who supports the abuse of
children because in my view abuse includes coercion and Stallman explicitely
said "as long as no one is coerced". Tough I am not really sure that
coercion is used in that context in everyday language. I don't think I have
heard somebody use this word in a conversation yet.
> RMS is acting like an apologist for the dutch pedophile group as well as
> promoting it on his site..
Agreed.