What were your thoughts on those perverts Dateline NBC featured last night getting arrested? Were you relieved

Answer 1

They need to keep doing that show, travel across country, hit all states, and make all the perverts really paranoid about doing that shlt. It should be a regular series, like America's most wanted. I would love to see that

Answer 2

I will say this at the risk of being unpopular....it smacks of yellow journalism...and sensationalism....journalist are not supposed to be making the news they are supposed to be reporting it...It is the job of law enforcement to enforce the law and even then they must be careful not to entrap someone...now I didn't see the show you are talking about but I did see part of one a few nights back where a young girl who was of legal age was pretending to be 16 or so to lure men to some house where they were filmed and interviewed and arrested some of the men were in their early twenty's while these men were breaking the law in Florida where it was filmed the age of consent in many states are 16 and even as low as 14...so with different states having different laws pertaining to consent..It can be a bit ugly...I myself would prefer a national age where all people are considered of age.in all respects. I personally think 18 is the appropriate age...but the laws in the US are very confusing different states have different laws pertaining to age and an 18 year old who is adult is not even old enough to drink a glass of wine with there dinner and yet they can vote or go to war and die for there country...anyway getting off topic but I think that law enforcement should enforce the law and the media should report what is happening in the world in an unbiased way.

Answer 3

Well, there are a few things that come to mind. 1. What is the "Age of majority?"
2. Who has the right to press "Morality" in our day?
3. Do the terms "Entrapment," or "Fraudulent Enrapture" mean anything anymore in sensationalist journalism.

Get off the pot. Tell me an era where there was no Peadophilia?

Show me a place where kids over 13 haven't already tried intercourse, particularly in a larger city (Or in organized youth programs, where they are gone for more than a week, from home)

There are those who are much, much sicker. Those that are parents, that think it is their right to "teach" their own kids about sex, physically. Both male and female.

Answer 4

I kinda agree with the guy before me. I feel kind of bad for the guys, I feel bad for everyone in the situation, that's just how I am, it's an awful thing. There are some really sick people out there and I just feel bad. However, I don't think it's necessary for the police to dress up like bushes and jump out with guns because they've obviously got them, they're not going to get away or try anything funny. I think that's a little extreme.

Answer 5

I think it is awesome that they did this. I am hoping they keep going and continue to bust these sick men. Are they ever going to try to find sick women, I mean I am sure that they are out there too. In my state a 17 year old boy came from Wyoming, USA to pick up a 12 year old little girl to take her home with him. There is still no word if she went willingly or not, but they found her with him in WY, all the way from Michigan! I hope this boy is charged to the max!

Answer 6

It just shows you their are a lot of sick men out there. Hopefully Dateline can catch many more of them.

Answer 7

I think it is one of the smartest programming choices that television has implemented in decades. Now if they can get rid of reality shows, sex shows, robbery shows, and stuff that doesn't influence people in the positive, I wouldn't have to refer to TV as a toilet.

Answer 8

lock the perverts and hide the key

Answer 9

yes, but the sad thing is , is that they have done about 6 of those shows and never run out of sicko's to show up

Answer 10

It's only the tip of the iceberg. We all need to do OUR part to stop it. Get more involved and know your enemies.