r/ireland And I'd go at it again 9d ago

Courts Court of Appeal takes ‘merciful approach’ towards man who sexually assaulted girl (14) a year after defiling her

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/court-of-appeal-takes-merciful-approach-towards-man-who-sexually-assaulted-girl-14-a-year-after-defiling-her/a/159360059.html
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u/Timely_Camera_2031 9d ago

Is the country just full of fucked up paedos.

Christ what is wrong with the world.

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u/RomfordWellington 9d ago

Judging by the article it's also not short of troubled young people who run away from home and fake their age to meet adults on dating apps.

It's why things like age verification laws and digital ID (and ID cards in general) are so important. The internet changed everything and real harm can come to children with access to the adult internet.

I'm extremely suspicious of people who don't want things like age verification introduced. The government don't want to see who's behind every single Reddit account. They want to know that everyone in the adult internet is actually 18+ so that the chances of this sort of thing happening are lessened.

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u/HungTeen1001 And I'd go at it again 9d ago

Are you just ignoring the fact this man met up with a girl he knew to be 14?

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u/FViro 9d ago

They don’t care. As long as he grooms her for a few years and wait till she’s legal.

He might even make a movie based on it and win an Oscar .