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Fighting paedophobia!

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Mikein...@aol.com

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Jan 10, 2006, 3:28:21 PM1/10/06
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Ruth Kelly is the front line of the campaign to make paedophilia
respectable.

What better way than to have paedophiles in school so kids can see that
they are really nice chaps who simply enjoy an alternative lifestyle?

Of course there will always be those who are bigoted by their
paedophobia but - as now with homophobia - the police can telephone
them at home or arrest them using the current police expression used
for these evil people: ' You are walking on eggshells' .

Only a matter of time now before Labour legalises paedophilia. The
Tories will not want to be accused of being the 'nasty party' so
they'll back it. What is needed is for a national paper to start a
public campaign for legalisation. The Guardian would be ideal
especially as they can advertise the posts for 'paedophile outreach
workers'.

Stephen Glynn

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Jan 10, 2006, 3:57:05 PM1/10/06
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'Paedophobia' surely means 'irrational fear of children', which is what
I thought was behind recent wheezes like Baby-ASBOs and a lot of St
Tone's 'respect' agenda.

I think you must mean 'paedophiliaphobia' (paedophilioiphobia?).

Steve

Gaz

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Jan 10, 2006, 4:27:55 PM1/10/06
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Mikein...@aol.com wrote:
> Ruth Kelly is the front line of the campaign to make paedophilia
> respectable.
>

I wish some politician/judge/senior police officer had stood up for the
lunacy that was Operation Ore, and the mass paranioa generated by some
organisations chasing government funds. It took Chris Morris (Brass Eye?)
and his riptake of the growing industry to draw attention to it.


> What better way than to have paedophiles in school so kids can see that
> they are really nice chaps who simply enjoy an alternative lifestyle?

Baseless accusations will ruin lives.

Gaz


Mikein...@aol.com

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Jan 10, 2006, 5:16:42 PM1/10/06
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'Paedophobia' surely means 'irrational fear of children', which is what

I thought was behind recent wheezes like Baby-ASBOs and a lot of St
Tone's 'respect' agenda.

I think you must mean 'paedophiliaphobia' (paedophilioiphobia?). >

I am sure Steve is technically correct but New Labourspeak does not
concern itself being progressive.

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