Magatsu said:
Uhhh, she served her time in the jail. What do you want from her? Label her as a terrorist and send her away to other countries where CIA can torture or rape her? Or what?
Label her as a sex offender, and keep her away from school kids. That's all.
And... how do you know that she did not repent? Who are you to determine like that anyway?
Did she say she repented? Has she changed her ways? To repent means to admit doing wrong, feel sorry for doing wrong, and then turning away from that wrong (quite doing wrong). Has she done that?
I reread others' posts and I don't see anywhere in this topic that AD'ers were implying that they don't mind to let their children near the teachers like Kay.
Why wouldn't they mind a teacher like Mary Kay? She is just a loving teacher. If they really think the boy was not taken advantage of, then the same situation would be OK for their kids, too.
I honestly would think that conservative christians would practice what God preach; forgive and forget...
Only God and the parties directly hurt can forgive. None of us has the right to forgive someone who didn't hurt us.
Society has the right and
responsibility to protect the weaker members, such as children, handicapped adults, and elderly people. If society accepts sexual offenders taking advantage of those weaker members, then there is no protection or hope for them.
God told Christians to take care of the widows and orphans,
not the killers and rapists.
... If the boy like Fualaau is able to forgive and forget what she did, who are you to tell him to do or say otherwise?
I am not telling him anything. Just giving my opinion, and speaking up for the kids.
In my own words: I did not consider her behavior harmless because it is justified by "love".
Good!
I was implying that Fualaau is 22 years old and he have the rights to make a decision for himself and his life as much as you allowed your daughter to make the decisions for herself and her life or are you still making the decisions for her?
Fualaau can do whatever he wants now. Just don't expect me to "bless" it.
My daughter has been making all her decisions since she was 18. While she was a minor, and living at home, Hubby and I were responsible for her well-being. If any teacher had made moves on her while she was a minor, we would have called the police.