I am pretty enraged listening to BBC2 with Jeremy Vine with a police officer (naturally a male police officer) describing the 'brutal' offence of sextortion. Basically when a man gets his bits out on line at the encouragement of an attractive woman on line, and then (surprise surprise) he gets bribed with the footage to stop her showing his family and friends what he is really like.
How is a man who gets his bits out on the internet and conducts grubby sexual acts a 'victim'? I have zero sympathy. It is a ridiculous term for what is basically a dirty man old man using younger women on line.
Rape and murder is 'brutal', assault is 'brutal' but getting your own codger out on line and then expecting public sympathy when it turns bad is deeply unimpressive and insulting to real victims of real crimes.
Why are we wasting tax payers money and police time on issues like this? I don't actually care that they are being bribed, it is their own fault. If you don't want to be in nasty situations keep your penis in your pants online.
The real victims of crime are completely overlooked and underfunded. Womens refuge centres are being closed down, no police officers for the people that are being burgled, a complete lack of policing everywhere and yet incredulously we can find huge amounts of money for this heinous crime against dirty old men?
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Sextortion - the fault of the man looking for sexual thrills..
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Summerinrome · 24/05/2018 14:28
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