little boy castration

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Dave (imported)
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Re: little boy castration

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Paolo wrote: Fri Jun 14, 2002 10:05 pm Just two nights ago, we took C. to the ER with a broken arm. It's unbelievable, all the crap you have to go through with a screaming kid in the ER just to get them to look at him!
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Three years ago I broke my leg (spiral fractures of the tibia and fibia) and since I get around in a wheelchair had to answer questions pointing to - - "Did my family break the leg as an abusive act?" - - and guess what guys and girls, I'm 52 years old.

I suspect that Paolo alos got those questions about the kids broken arm because they want to stop child beatings. Chances are, like any other kid, the arm was broken during play or a fall - - just an accident - - not deliberate abuse. . .

SO please tell me what would happen it you took a kid with a botched castration into the emergency room? Could it be anything other than jail time and court-ordered psychiatric evaluation?

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Re: little boy castration

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Paolo wrote: Fri Jun 14, 2002 10:05 pm As A-1 mentions, there is no informed consent for a minor.

When I said "informed and educated consent", I didn't mean it in the legal sense. I meant "he knows exactly what is going to be done, and what the probable effects are".

I'm trying to leave standard US culture and laws out of this discussion (I'm not even American, myself). I'm guessing the starter of this thread isn't even in the US, since he ended his post with "Sorry my poor english.", in which case he isn't even going to be bound by US laws (although what he is proposing would probably be illegal in whatever country he is in).

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A-1 (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 14, 2002 3:04 pm You cannot wait until age 18 to let the secondary

> sexual characteristics develop from the administration

> of sex hormones.

I wasn't thinking of waiting that long, actually - more like 15 at the latest. With an accelerated education, a 15-year old boy could be more mature than the average 18-year old. He still wouldn't be of legal age of course, but I'm thi
Paolo wrote: Fri Jun 14, 2002 10:05 pm nking of this from an "underground" perspective.

> At age 10, I was taken to the ER by a cop when I

> was hit by a car. I was bleeding all over, forehead

> busted open, possible broken arm ... and they left me

> on the table while they tried to locate a parent. At

> that time, the cop pulled out his badge, waved it in

> the Doc's face, and ordered him to start work on me

> s
ince the better part of my blood supply was in his

> truck. (Off duty at the time.)

That's a good example of US culture and laws not taking minors as seriously as they should. (What if the hospital had wasted a lot of time trying to locate a parent, and the boy bled to death in the meantime?) Which is why I take it with a grain of salt. If a law doesn't make sense to me, then I will only obey it if it's convenient, or I'm afraid of getting caught breaking it. I have practiced underage drinking in a responsible manner, for example.

By the way, it would be interesting to hear why the original poster (deboys) is asking this question in the first place. Is he just curious, or does he really have a boy that he's considering castrating?
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Re: little boy castration

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happousai (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 15, 2002 11:31 am By the way, it would be interesting to hear why the original poster (deboys) is asking this question in the first place. Is he just curious, or does he really have a boy that he's considering castrating?

And this is EXACTLY what disturbs not only me, but several other Archive members who've asked me to close this thread. I haven't done so in order to see where it leads, but I don't think I like where it's going.

As for the US laws aside part, I am not aware of any country that is LEGALLY sanctioning the castration of minors. However, as Jesus so eloquently stated earlier in the thread, it does seem to be happening in some areas - and this is just plain evil, all fantasy aside.

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Re: little boy castration

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If I were a betting man I would bet you that the "original poster" was somebody trying to get a line of responses that he could complain to the authorities about.

In case you haven't noticed they have been trying to restrict and censor the Internet lately. They need valid arguments to show legislators.

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Re: little boy castration

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The greatest crime one can impose on another is deciding FOR them what their future will be sexually!!!

The revolutionary war, the civil war, world war one and two, Desert Storm, and this crap with osama bin laden together have taken almost countless lives. These people (soldiers) all fought so that YOU could grow up and know what freedom feels like. So that YOU could decide how your life goes not someone else. How would You like to grow up and WONDER (only) what being normal like all the other guys would be like?

I am only saying that your sexual future should be decided by YOU if at all possible.

To anyone that needs to look at a little boy rather than a beautiful Woman to get your juices flowing............it is my OPINION that you are seriously ill in the head😠
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