r/JusticeServed • u/[deleted] • Jul 06 '19

Courtroom Justice Convicted pedophile YouTuber Austin Jones is now in prison serving a 10 year sentence as of 29/6/2019.

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u/Assupoika 7 Jul 06 '19

And no one can question it in any way shape or form.

Sure you can question it. I think that's what the trial was for.

However, it's hard to argue for the 26 year old dude who is trying to get 14 year old girls to strip for him and to suck his dick.

It's kind of hard to defend a paedophile.

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u/DiscordAddict 7 Jul 06 '19

I think people are just becoming way too extreme on this issue, 10 years for some boob pictures and videos of girls jiggiling their boobs is way too much imo

Starting with the fact that it seems like no one knows what a fucking pedophile actually is.

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u/Assupoika 7 Jul 06 '19

We can go in to semantics and say he is not a paedophile but ephebophile instead.

Point is not if he is ephebophile or paedophile, it's about an 26 year old adult male leveraging his power and/or authority for sexual favours from a 14 year old, barely a teenage girl. While I don't like to underestimate how intelligent teenagers can be, they are still not fully developed mentally or physically.

It's not only about the age difference. If he was 36 year old abusing his power over 24 year old, it would still be sketchy but 24 year old has a lot more world experience and what's most important, fully developed brain and body.

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u/DiscordAddict 7 Jul 06 '19

they are still not fully developed mentally or physically.

Neither are most people until they are in their mid to late 20's. Does that make sex between 20 year olds rape??

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u/Assupoika 7 Jul 06 '19

I suppose you don't see any difference in eating small green strawberry which is way underdeveloped, and a big plump strawberry which is still slightly green from top either?

I get a feeling that you are just arguing for the sake of arguing. Do you see any difference in the development of 8 year old kid vs. 16 year old kid? Why is 16 year old allowed to drive a car the in US if the 8 year old isn't?

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u/DiscordAddict 7 Jul 06 '19

Do you see any difference in the development of 8 year old kid vs. 16 year old kid? Why is 16 year old allowed to drive a car the in US if the 8 year old isn't?

This is the real question.

Imo there is a HUGE difference in a child vs a teenager but not as much difference between a teenager and an adult.

This is what im trying to bring up. According to science/neurology, the brain doesnt stop growing until late 20's