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By *arlo82 OP   Couple
over a year ago

the gym and random places

Just a query... if you come across someone on here and you've saw an article in the paper and they've a criminal record..... do you say? Do you advise others? Do you keep your nose out?

What would you do?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

DGI

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

None of my business.

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By *rightonsteveMan
over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!

I’d be on the blower and grass the perp to the busies so the crim gets banged to rights and does some porridge.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Report the profile to Admin - referring them to the documented evidence - and then block.

Depends on the nature of the convictions, whether it would affect their membership here or the safety of other members.

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By *arlo82 OP   Couple
over a year ago

the gym and random places


"DGI "

DGI.... acronyms aren't my forte

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By *arlo82 OP   Couple
over a year ago

the gym and random places


"I’d be on the blower and grass the perp to the busies so the crim gets banged to rights and does some porridge. "

Trust you for that answer... haha

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester

Block them and mind my own business

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"DGI

DGI.... acronyms aren't my forte"

Don’t get involved

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

None of my business.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Report the profile to Admin - referring them to the documented evidence - and then block.

Depends on the nature of the convictions, whether it would affect their membership here or the safety of other members. "

This.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do."

You are talking like someone who has never encountered the fab forum police!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do.

You are talking like someone who has never encountered the fab forum police!"

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By *ubiousOatcakeMan
over a year ago

Aberdeenshire


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do."

Do you feel the same about all crime?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I nice had a meet with a guy from here who was serving a sentence in an open prison at the time. Nice looking guy and a very decent fuck.

I didn’t feel the need to report him or warn anyone. Not sure what that would achieve.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do.

Do you feel the same about all crime?"

Careful Hine. It’s a trick!

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By *iSTARessWoman
over a year ago

London

Bonked a couple of people from here who have been to prison. Did their time, decent people

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By *arlo82 OP   Couple
over a year ago

the gym and random places


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do."

I wasn't referring to fab straight. I was merely curious as to people's views

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"DGI

DGI.... acronyms aren't my forte"

“Don’t get involved,” here for fun not dramas

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do.

Do you feel the same about all crime?"

Apparently some people don't care about the safety of others. I'm not at all surprised.

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By *tonMessCouple
over a year ago

Slough Windsor ish


"Report the profile to Admin - referring them to the documented evidence - and then block.

Depends on the nature of the convictions, whether it would affect their membership here or the safety of other members. "

This.

Certainly not my business to start telling others.

Leave it to Admin

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do.

Do you feel the same about all crime?

Careful Hine. It’s a trick! "

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By *tonMessCouple
over a year ago

Slough Windsor ish


"Bonked a couple of people from here who have been to prison. Did their time, decent people"

Same. Think the nature of the crime would be the deciding factor.

I automatically jumped to the scenario being violence or r*pe.

The site terms and conditions do say somewhere those on the Sexual Offenders Register arenot allowed on here I believe.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do.

I wasn't referring to fab straight. I was merely curious as to people's views "

Neither was I specifically. It's a simple point. The concept of breaking another's privacy for whatever reason...ie "outing" them seems just a little like the current trend for naming and shaming.

Perhaps it's OK if it's done to others. But if and when it's done to you, for whatever reason...

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By *tonMessCouple
over a year ago

Slough Windsor ish

Yeah terms 8.c

"c) you have been convicted of any offence, or subject to any court order, relating to assault, violence, sexual misconduct, harassment or dishonesty. Any breach of this clause is a serious breach of this agreement."

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury

Is this a thread about the guy who sabotaged his wife's parachute?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yeah terms 8.c

"c) you have been convicted of any offence, or subject to any court order, relating to assault, violence, sexual misconduct, harassment or dishonesty. Any breach of this clause is a serious breach of this agreement.""

Good to know.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yeah terms 8.c

"c) you have been convicted of any offence, or subject to any court order, relating to assault, violence, sexual misconduct, harassment or dishonesty. Any breach of this clause is a serious breach of this agreement.""

Phew! Thank goodness for that. That will keep them out.....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It would depend on the crime, the best thing anyone can do about any profile they are concerned about, dims report it to admin and let them decide. XXX

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By *arlo82 OP   Couple
over a year ago

the gym and random places


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do.

I wasn't referring to fab straight. I was merely curious as to people's views

Neither was I specifically. It's a simple point. The concept of breaking another's privacy for whatever reason...ie "outing" them seems just a little like the current trend for naming and shaming.

Perhaps it's OK if it's done to others. But if and when it's done to you, for whatever reason...

"

Well

1. I've nothing to be outed for... don't have a criminal record

2. I wasn't outing anyone

I was merely asking peoples opinions

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By *arlo82 OP   Couple
over a year ago

the gym and random places


"Is this a thread about the guy who sabotaged his wife's parachute? "

Hadn't heard about that.

Mine was just a generic query

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Just a query... if you come across someone on here and you've saw an article in the paper and they've a criminal record..... do you say? Do you advise others? Do you keep your nose out?

What would you do?"

Alright Alright! Jeeezzz.. You paint a few forgeries and end up doing porridge and people get all upset!

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By *arlo82 OP   Couple
over a year ago

the gym and random places


"Just a query... if you come across someone on here and you've saw an article in the paper and they've a criminal record..... do you say? Do you advise others? Do you keep your nose out?

What would you do?

Alright Alright! Jeeezzz.. You paint a few forgeries and end up doing porridge and people get all upset! "

I'm merely upset you didn't paint me!

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By *ubiousOatcakeMan
over a year ago

Aberdeenshire


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do.

Do you feel the same about all crime?

Careful Hine. It’s a trick!

"

Not playing? Fair enough. I am.

About that ‘something you recall’. It rather contradicts the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act, which says that a conviction may not be ‘spent’ immediately after the sentence ends.

Some are, but some remain for varying amounts of time after the end of their sentence. Bear in mind that most are released before the end of their sentence, and it could be a long time before it is considered ‘spent’.

Then you’ve got sex offenders, who are monitored by the Police, sometimes for even longer. Some of them might be breaking their court orders by being on here.

Even disregarding the exact times of spent/unspent convictions, this country’s justice system isn’t very good at rehabilitation.

Would I feel comfortable letting someone into my home if they committed shoplifting 15 years ago? Probably. Would I feel comfortable if they’d painted a few forgeries? Probably. Would I be comfortable if they had unspent convictions for theft by housebreaking / burglary? No.

Would women feel comfortable meeting somebody who’d done prison sentences for rape or attempted rape? Some might, but others definitely would not.

I was going to raise the point that it is more than likely against the Ts&Cs of the site, but I see Etonmess confirmed that.

I’m all for people being allowed to get on with their lives. However, I think sometimes some people have demonstrated that they should have a limit to their freedoms. Let’s face it, Fab isn’t exactly a human right or an everyday need. It is a luxury and, I’m sorry, but it’s a luxury that some can live without for the safety and comfort of others.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do.

Do you feel the same about all crime?

Careful Hine. It’s a trick!

Not playing? Fair enough. I am.

About that ‘something you recall’. It rather contradicts the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act, which says that a conviction may not be ‘spent’ immediately after the sentence ends.

Some are, but some remain for varying amounts of time after the end of their sentence. Bear in mind that most are released before the end of their sentence, and it could be a long time before it is considered ‘spent’.

Then you’ve got sex offenders, who are monitored by the Police, sometimes for even longer. Some of them might be breaking their court orders by being on here.

Even disregarding the exact times of spent/unspent convictions, this country’s justice system isn’t very good at rehabilitation.

Would I feel comfortable letting someone into my home if they committed shoplifting 15 years ago? Probably. Would I feel comfortable if they’d painted a few forgeries? Probably. Would I be comfortable if they had unspent convictions for theft by housebreaking / burglary? No.

Would women feel comfortable meeting somebody who’d done prison sentences for r*pe or attempted r*pe? Some might, but others definitely would not.

I was going to raise the point that it is more than likely against the Ts&Cs of the site, but I see Etonmess confirmed that.

I’m all for people being allowed to get on with their lives. However, I think sometimes some people have demonstrated that they should have a limit to their freedoms. Let’s face it, Fab isn’t exactly a human right or an everyday need. It is a luxury and, I’m sorry, but it’s a luxury that some can live without for the safety and comfort of others."

The courts decide the sentence and conditions attached. They are part of the punishment for the crime. Some convictions are never spent and therefore have to be declared for the rest of a person's life.

The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act is not about continuing that punishment beyond what the courts award.

It is in essence a right to have the conviction disregard after whatever period specified in the act dependant upon the conviction.

You want to play don't conflate two completely separate parts of the justice system. Or their purpose.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Or you could just make your own decision about whether you choose to meet criminals or not..

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By *arlo82 OP   Couple
over a year ago

the gym and random places


"Or you could just make your own decision about whether you choose to meet criminals or not.."

Criminals don't come up to you with a big sign saying "hi I committed armed robbery - fancy a fuck?"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Theres people currently in jail on here believe it or not

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Or you could just make your own decision about whether you choose to meet criminals or not..

Criminals don't come up to you with a big sign saying "hi I committed armed robbery - fancy a fuck?""

What would you say if they did?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Theres people currently in jail on here believe it or not"

Yep I met one, around 3 years ago now

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By *edangel_2013Woman
over a year ago

southend

I come into contact with offenders every day through my job. The ones I deal with are on licence release. If I see any of them on here I report it to admin and tontheir probation officer. If I see people who are off licence and not under supervision, I block and move on. They've done their time, not up to me to out them.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Or you could just make your own decision about whether you choose to meet criminals or not..

Criminals don't come up to you with a big sign saying "hi I committed armed robbery - fancy a fuck?"

What would you say if they did? "

Ok if she had good banter not all criminals are bad people

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By *tonMessCouple
over a year ago

Slough Windsor ish


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do.

Do you feel the same about all crime?

Careful Hine. It’s a trick!

Not playing? Fair enough. I am.

About that ‘something you recall’. It rather contradicts the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act, which says that a conviction may not be ‘spent’ immediately after the sentence ends.

Some are, but some remain for varying amounts of time after the end of their sentence. Bear in mind that most are released before the end of their sentence, and it could be a long time before it is considered ‘spent’.

Then you’ve got sex offenders, who are monitored by the Police, sometimes for even longer. Some of them might be breaking their court orders by being on here.

Even disregarding the exact times of spent/unspent convictions, this country’s justice system isn’t very good at rehabilitation.

Would I feel comfortable letting someone into my home if they committed shoplifting 15 years ago? Probably. Would I feel comfortable if they’d painted a few forgeries? Probably. Would I be comfortable if they had unspent convictions for theft by housebreaking / burglary? No.

Would women feel comfortable meeting somebody who’d done prison sentences for r*pe or attempted r*pe? Some might, but others definitely would not.

I was going to raise the point that it is more than likely against the Ts&Cs of the site, but I see Etonmess confirmed that.

I’m all for people being allowed to get on with their lives. However, I think sometimes some people have demonstrated that they should have a limit to their freedoms. Let’s face it, Fab isn’t exactly a human right or an everyday need. It is a luxury and, I’m sorry, but it’s a luxury that some can live without for the safety and comfort of others."

How did you type r*pe without getting the post blocked? It was blocked for me when quoting you too!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do.

Do you feel the same about all crime?

Careful Hine. It’s a trick!

Not playing? Fair enough. I am.

About that ‘something you recall’. It rather contradicts the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act, which says that a conviction may not be ‘spent’ immediately after the sentence ends.

Some are, but some remain for varying amounts of time after the end of their sentence. Bear in mind that most are released before the end of their sentence, and it could be a long time before it is considered ‘spent’.

Then you’ve got sex offenders, who are monitored by the Police, sometimes for even longer. Some of them might be breaking their court orders by being on here.

Even disregarding the exact times of spent/unspent convictions, this country’s justice system isn’t very good at rehabilitation.

Would I feel comfortable letting someone into my home if they committed shoplifting 15 years ago? Probably. Would I feel comfortable if they’d painted a few forgeries? Probably. Would I be comfortable if they had unspent convictions for theft by housebreaking / burglary? No.

Would women feel comfortable meeting somebody who’d done prison sentences for r*pe or attempted r*pe? Some might, but others definitely would not.

I was going to raise the point that it is more than likely against the Ts&Cs of the site, but I see Etonmess confirmed that.

I’m all for people being allowed to get on with their lives. However, I think sometimes some people have demonstrated that they should have a limit to their freedoms. Let’s face it, Fab isn’t exactly a human right or an everyday need. It is a luxury and, I’m sorry, but it’s a luxury that some can live without for the safety and comfort of others.

How did you type r*pe without getting the post blocked? It was blocked for me when quoting you too!!"

Platinum membership

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Theres people currently in jail on here believe it or not

Yep I met one, around 3 years ago now "

What, you got a visitor's pass?

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By *abulously curiousCouple
over a year ago

manchester

If it's sexual crime then id report. Anything else is nothing to worry u x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If it's sexual crime then id report. Anything else is nothing to worry u x"

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By *tonMessCouple
over a year ago

Slough Windsor ish


"Nothing at all to do with me what their past maybe.

Also there is something in the justice system I recall about people having served their sentence as decided by the court then being released.

Why is it then our place to "out" anyone e.g. criminal whose served sentence, fabstraight, etc etc etc rather than giving them the chance to get on with their life... just like the rest of us do.

Do you feel the same about all crime?

Careful Hine. It’s a trick!

Not playing? Fair enough. I am.

About that ‘something you recall’. It rather contradicts the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act, which says that a conviction may not be ‘spent’ immediately after the sentence ends.

Some are, but some remain for varying amounts of time after the end of their sentence. Bear in mind that most are released before the end of their sentence, and it could be a long time before it is considered ‘spent’.

Then you’ve got sex offenders, who are monitored by the Police, sometimes for even longer. Some of them might be breaking their court orders by being on here.

Even disregarding the exact times of spent/unspent convictions, this country’s justice system isn’t very good at rehabilitation.

Would I feel comfortable letting someone into my home if they committed shoplifting 15 years ago? Probably. Would I feel comfortable if they’d painted a few forgeries? Probably. Would I be comfortable if they had unspent convictions for theft by housebreaking / burglary? No.

Would women feel comfortable meeting somebody who’d done prison sentences for r*pe or attempted r*pe? Some might, but others definitely would not.

I was going to raise the point that it is more than likely against the Ts&Cs of the site, but I see Etonmess confirmed that.

I’m all for people being allowed to get on with their lives. However, I think sometimes some people have demonstrated that they should have a limit to their freedoms. Let’s face it, Fab isn’t exactly a human right or an everyday need. It is a luxury and, I’m sorry, but it’s a luxury that some can live without for the safety and comfort of others.

How did you type r*pe without getting the post blocked? It was blocked for me when quoting you too!!

Platinum membership "

Wtf? There's such a thing?

How do you get that?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Theres people currently in jail on here believe it or not

Yep I met one, around 3 years ago now

What, you got a visitor's pass?"

Haha no, although that would be fun!

He was in an open prison and went to work during the day. I had a social with him one lunchtime then met to play a few days later

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By *ynecplCouple
over a year ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Just a query... if you come across someone on here and you've saw an article in the paper and they've a criminal record..... do you say? Do you advise others? Do you keep your nose out?

What would you do?"

If they have a criminal record it does not stop them being on this site unless it also includes being on the sex offenders register in which case I would report to admin. Otherwise block and keep my nose out.

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By *ubiousOatcakeMan
over a year ago

Aberdeenshire


"The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act is not about continuing that punishment beyond what the courts award."

I didn’t say that it is.


"It is in essence a right to have the conviction disregard after whatever period specified in the act dependant upon the conviction."

Yes. But the fact that it’s not immediate also implies that there is a period of time during which people have a right to know, hence the disclosure. A ‘right to be forgotten’ is always balanced with a right to know.


"You want to play don't conflate two completely separate parts of the justice system. Or their purpose."

I didn’t, thank you.

.


"How did you type r*pe without getting the post blocked? It was blocked for me when quoting you too!!"

Mad skills.

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By *ubiousOatcakeMan
over a year ago

Aberdeenshire


"If they have a criminal record it does not stop them being on this site unless it also includes being on the sex offenders register in which case I would report to admin. Otherwise block and keep my nose out. "

Incorrect. Go and read the Ts&Cs.

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By *tonMessCouple
over a year ago

Slough Windsor ish


"If they have a criminal record it does not stop them being on this site unless it also includes being on the sex offenders register in which case I would report to admin. Otherwise block and keep my nose out.

Incorrect. Go and read the Ts&Cs."

Yeah terms 8.c

"c) you have been convicted of any offence, or subject to any court order, relating to assault, violence, sexual misconduct, harassment or dishonesty. Any breach of this clause is a serious breach of this agreement."

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