So how do we feel about a nonce being paid £10k to infiltrate a child sex grooming

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08-10-2017, 09:07 AM
Monty92

So how do we feel about a nonce being paid £10k to infiltrate a child sex grooming

gang?

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08-10-2017, 09:20 AM
Burney

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Originally Posted by Monty92

gang?

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Anyone who tells you they're happy about a guy being paid public money to rape kids is pretty fùcked in the head, I'd suggest.

It's impossible to judge it without knowing every detail of the investigation. Were all other avenues explored first? Did the use of this guy speed up the process of rounding these guys up, thus saving (or at least curtailing the suffering of) other girls?

There's too many ethical imponderables to make a snap judgement about whether the ends justify the means.
08-10-2017, 09:21 AM
Pat Vegas

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Originally Posted by Monty92

gang?

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How long did it take him to infiltrate it?
08-10-2017, 09:25 AM
Monty92

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Originally Posted by Burney

Anyone who tells you they're happy about a guy being paid public money to rape kids is pretty fùcked in the head, I'd suggest.

It's impossible to judge it without knowing every detail of the investigation. Were all other avenues explored first? Did the use of this guy speed up the process of rounding these guys up, thus saving (or at least curtailing the suffering) of other girls?
There's too many ethical imponderables to make a snap judgement about whether the ends justifies the means.

Hang on, I don't think the bloke fúcked any kids while 'on the job', so to speak, did he????? He was merely a former offender who was offered the gig because of his bulging black book of contacts.
08-10-2017, 09:28 AM
Pat Vegas

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Originally Posted by Monty92

Hang on, I don't think the bloke fúcked any kids while 'on the job', so to speak, did he????? He was merely a former offender who was offered the gig because of his bulging black book of contacts.

Maybe it's a good idea. Rather than have to subject someone who isn't a nonce to have to experience this peculiar world.
08-10-2017, 09:32 AM
Burney

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Originally Posted by Monty92

Hang on, I don't think the bloke fúcked any kids while 'on the job', so to speak, did he????? He was merely a former offender who was offered the gig because of his bulging black book of contacts.

He was attending the 'parties' at which the kids were raped. He was at the very least party to those rapes and I would be very surprised if he was not participating in them himself, since that would have looked extremely suspicious.
08-10-2017, 09:33 AM
Monty92

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Originally Posted by Burney

He was attending the 'parties' at which the kids were raped. He was at the very least party to those rapes and I would be very surprised if he was not participating in them himself, since that would have looked extremely suspicious.

Oh Jesus, I honestly had no idea. I figured he just helped bug their homes and that kind of stuff.

That is rather an ethical minefield :-O
08-10-2017, 09:36 AM
Burney

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Originally Posted by Monty92

Oh Jesus, I honestly had no idea. I figured he just helped bug their homes and that kind of stuff.

That is rather an ethical minefield :-O

Yup. And now you have to wonder what he's doing with his 10K. That'll buy a lot of kebabs, drugs and cheap vodka.
08-10-2017, 09:59 AM
Herbette Chapman - aged 15

Paying him is the bit that disturbs me. How about "just do as your told you revolting nonce, or you'll be slung into jail where your buddies will delight in driving a tube train up your arse before slicing you to ribbons with a Stanley knife." Payment fer fuxake!
08-10-2017, 10:17 AM
Burney

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Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15

Paying him is the bit that disturbs me. How about "just do as your told you revolting nonce, or you'll be slung into jail where your buddies will delight in driving a tube train up your arse before slicing you to ribbons with a Stanley knife." Payment fer fuxake!

Except that wouldn't happen in prison. In prison, he'd be part of the strongest group in there - muslims - and be protected.
08-10-2017, 11:16 AM
redgunamo

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Originally Posted by Burney

Except that wouldn't happen in prison. In prison, he'd be part of the strongest group in there - muslims - and be protected.

And, in any case, we'd only end up having to pay undercover police officers to do it instead. Presuming we're not doing that already.

Yeah, it's complicated alright :-\
08-10-2017, 11:56 AM
redgunamo

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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas

Maybe it's a good idea. Rather than have to subject someone who isn't a nonce to have to experience this peculiar world.

Well, to deal with, and help us manage, criminal conspiracies, we "flip" real criminals all the time. Trouble is, nowadays, crime-fighting is at least as lucrative a business as crime itself is. And money, of course, has a distinct conscience all of its own which always overcomes any moral or even legal limits and limitations.