kokonut
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If a child walked in on an adult urinating, should the adult be arrested? Would it be the adult's responsibility to ensure this was impossible, by locking the door or other means of preventing this?
My whole point here is this: there are people that are mourning this man. You continue to dredge up evidence that failed to sway a jury. We all have skeletons in our closets. He MAY have done something wrong, but that does not mean he DID. You are not swaying anyone here. The sides are widely split. Feel free to link us up to more websites and news articles from the past. If a L.A. county prosecuting attorney cannot convince a jury of his guilt, how do you propose to convince a group of his fans in AD?
OK, now I will bow out again. Time to move on, or is it? You decide. If you feel so strongly about pedophiles, get involved!
I said "purposely" exposed oneself to a child with the intention to expose his, say, penis. Not about accidentally walking in. Where did I say that? Again, I said
Would or should this be an illegal act if the intention is expose oneself sexually?Would purposely exposing oneself to a non-family member child up close (not molestation but exposing oneself) be deemed an illegal act?