SE Asia is bad but they have cracked down on that stuff there. It's not near as bad as it use to be. The problem with Europe is the casual attitude most Europeans have towards pedophilia. Europe is simply losing their moral compass. Divorce rates are hitting all time highs, depression has never been higher, they have completely abandoned their religious roots, and pedophilia is well, not really a big deal to them. That's the problem.
This is sick!
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SE Asia is bad but they have cracked down on that stuff there. It's not near as bad as it use to be. The problem with Europe is the casual attitude most Europeans have towards pedophilia. Europe is simply losing their moral compass. Divorce rates are hitting all time highs, depression has never been higher, they have completely abandoned their religious roots, and pedophilia is well, not really a big deal to them. That's the problem.
Man, I can't even believe that I'm weighing in on this one...it turns my stomach just the thought.
One point.
I can't believe that no one has mentioned the obvious -- the numbers quoted make the entire report highly suspect. Read it...
>No one knows for sure how many animals that are abused,
>but a British study from 2001 indicates that every 20th dog
>or cat that receives treatment at veterinaries, the injuries are
>not a result of a direct accident, but the animal has been
>inflicted the injury as a result of a sexual assault.
>According to the Swedish paper Expressen, if the same
>estimate can be used in Sweden that will indicate that
>200 to 300 dogs and cats every year are injured as a
>result of sexual assaults.
So according to the above numbers, there would only be 4 - 6 thousand dogs/cat treatments per year on all of Sweden --(200 to 300)*20.
I have a small animal vet friend that runs a local clinic (him, wife one hired vet and 2 assistants). I just checked with him and he treats over 4K a year at his clinic ALONE.
Those numbers are WAY beyond suspect.
JB
One point.
I can't believe that no one has mentioned the obvious -- the numbers quoted make the entire report highly suspect. Read it...
>No one knows for sure how many animals that are abused,
>but a British study from 2001 indicates that every 20th dog
>or cat that receives treatment at veterinaries, the injuries are
>not a result of a direct accident, but the animal has been
>inflicted the injury as a result of a sexual assault.
>According to the Swedish paper Expressen, if the same
>estimate can be used in Sweden that will indicate that
>200 to 300 dogs and cats every year are injured as a
>result of sexual assaults.
So according to the above numbers, there would only be 4 - 6 thousand dogs/cat treatments per year on all of Sweden --(200 to 300)*20.
I have a small animal vet friend that runs a local clinic (him, wife one hired vet and 2 assistants). I just checked with him and he treats over 4K a year at his clinic ALONE.
Those numbers are WAY beyond suspect.
JB
Ya got it!:eek:
I was gonna post some of what's going on here in our own back yard, including them catholic priests poking our children,:eek: but I'll let brother Maverick have his fun.
hmm speaking of them "priests"..... let's make the catholic church the evil one.....time for regime change in Vatican?
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Ya got it!:eek:
I was gonna post some of what's going on here in our own back yard, including them catholic priests poking our children,:eek: but I'll let brother Maverick have his fun.
hmm speaking of them "priests"..... let's make the catholic church the evil one.....time for regime change in Vatican?
As axeman would say:
Tu Quoque fallacy.
You didn't even refute one statement I made there because you know they are all true and all very well documented. Sad I know, but also true.