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Topic History of: my friends questioned by police over photos
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Emma Bee |
Europeans have always understood the difference between nakedness and sex. |
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andrew |
French are laid back like that when I went to France about 7 years ago they were advistising sex all over the place. They do hold the tourists attention if only I were older and had back then I would of gone to the clubs and Moulin Rouge which is about £30 to get in thats about 60 Euros as a quess. |
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Tom |
Last year on a visit to France we spent the day on a fantastic beach in the Vendee region. The place was busy with families and couples and single people. Some wore swimwear, some didn't. I went in the sea for a swim, naked, as others were, when I was aware of a girl of about 7-8 years old and an oldish man( both naked) playing together in the water next to me. Then I noticed a young woman, topless, who was taking a video of the man and girl. A charming family scene and a completely normal thing to do, I thought. I am sure I was captured on her video but I never felt the need to complain. Somehow I couldn't see that happening on a British beach. |
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Blackit |
Let's hope they don't bring in the law the US state of Maine did recently where staring at a child for too long is now an offence.
Although there is as yet no specific law in the UK, the police do have the power to arrest you for 'sexual activity with a child' (one of the many vague sex crime laws that zanulabor have introduced).
Yep, if you're walking down the street and you see a beautiful young women with all her bits hanging out (as they usually are these days) and can't help but take a second glance, take care. You could find yourself arrested if she happens to be 15 and a policeman (or surveillance camera) is watching. |
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veritas |
It's the same throughout Thailand AND most OF aSIA.
And particularly as there have been some awful cases of child abuse (and some dodgy cases as well).Sadly the racket of child prostitution and slavery is run by corrupt and criminal Thai gangs with high-up support, something never discussed or revealed in the tabloid shows and media that travel there for a bit of sensationalism(the BBC is an offender)
They propagate the usual myths that the country is a seething cesspit of abuse. I saw the result of this last year when a rather tall Russian got on a baht bus cuddling a young Thai looking boy and with a woman who was obviously his Thai wife-they all spoke Russian.
A bunch of Aussies got on and started making comments and gestures towards the Russian, about "pedos" and such-whereupon the 6' Ruskie stood up and decked the ringleader out cold..
However the local ex-pat community of Brits and Germans on the whole are vigilant about weeding out suspected pedophiles mindful of the countries reputation.
The gay area of Pattaya which boasts a huge neon sign saying 'Boyztowwn' is very vigilant about suspected child abusers.
But go onto the beach or walk in the street and taking a snap of some lovely looking kids with their beautiful smiles is more likely to get a "thank you"from the parents rather than a rebuke. But then Thais tend to be a race that judges people on their actions rather than their own prejudices. |
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