What would you have done to pedos without a first offense?

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Nothing at all

Required hospital lockdown for 1 year

Jail sentence of 9 months

Life in prison no parole

Hanged until edead

10 year prison

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A lot of people talk about hanging all pedophiles and it's a hashtag. Obviously there's a reasonable explanation for why people feel so strongly. But what my question is is about is the pedophile who is attracted 2 underage persons but hasn't been caught or convicted. Perhaps there are people who can live like this and never break the law. But what are the chances that some sort of pornography or some kind of activity happens in their lifetime? Id think it likely. I don't know enough about what the future holds or how many people live like that and never do anything wrong. But my poll is what would you have done if anything to these people if you had ultimate control and there would be no backlash from your decision? If you answer 4 hanging them I list that as the death penalty option as it seems most appropriate. If you wouldn't care list in the comments why they would deserve the punishment. I suppose there wouldn't have to be reason but it would be wrong to not explain why they deserve the punishment. For example I have an explanation for it but I'm not going to to go into that here. I try to be objective as possible when dealing with anything

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TinyViolins · 31-35, M

I genuinely think, and there's a fair bit of convincing research into this, that these people can't help their attraction. This is abnormality that's wired into them, and there's not really a way to fix that wiring.

I need to make it clear that I would never condone any physical relationship between a child and an adult, but I just don't think there's an actionable option here. Are we now a society that polices people's thoughts? How do even get to determine what another person is feeling in the first place to judge what the consequences should be?

Any pre-emptively punitive measures will just incentive lying, or worse, and not lead to any lasting solutions. The only way to combat the problem starts by first acknowledging the problem, and pedos will have to step out of the shadows for that.

Maybe with advances in therapy or medication or genetics or neurological research, there could one day be a lasting cure. But it's an issue that's so stigmatized that finding willing test subjects is hard, and makes a solution that much harder to find.