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This is how messed up we are becoming. Let's hide the harsh reality of the world through code language. Does it help potential victims by softening the language? On the contrary I imagine.
I've used harsh terms at times but I refuse to refer to the covert Creepy Ones in Canada as MAPs, they are grooming predators who ironically are supposed to be finding legitimate threats and creeps themselves.
Knowing what I know, it's an apt term. Whether it's police or regular folks, if you don't want to be negatively labelled, don't represent the vile genetic error that caused the label to begin with.
Police in Scotland have sparked outrage for describing pedophiles as "minor-attracted people" in a report.
Officials said the language in the year-end report was based on terminology used by the European Union.
In a year-end report, Chief Constable Iain Livingstone said police have worked on a project that’s main agenda is "to develop understanding and approach to avoid the victimisation of children by engaging Minor-Attracted People (MAPs) and providing them with the necessary support, treatment and guidance to help prevent criminal activities."
The phrasing in the report drew criticism from many in Scotland who said the police were normalizing sex crimes against children, Scotland Daily Express reported.
"Spouting these euphemisms simply masks the reality and their danger," Kenny McAskill, Alba Party MP for East Lothian and former SNP Justice Secretary, told the outlet.
I've used harsh terms at times but I refuse to refer to the covert Creepy Ones in Canada as MAPs, they are grooming predators who ironically are supposed to be finding legitimate threats and creeps themselves.
Knowing what I know, it's an apt term. Whether it's police or regular folks, if you don't want to be negatively labelled, don't represent the vile genetic error that caused the label to begin with.
Scotland police blasted for report describing pedophiles as 'minor-attracted people': 'Baloney'
Scottish police sparked criticism from politicians and social media users after using the term "minor-attracted people" to describe pedophiles in a report.
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Police in Scotland have sparked outrage for describing pedophiles as "minor-attracted people" in a report.
Officials said the language in the year-end report was based on terminology used by the European Union.
In a year-end report, Chief Constable Iain Livingstone said police have worked on a project that’s main agenda is "to develop understanding and approach to avoid the victimisation of children by engaging Minor-Attracted People (MAPs) and providing them with the necessary support, treatment and guidance to help prevent criminal activities."
The phrasing in the report drew criticism from many in Scotland who said the police were normalizing sex crimes against children, Scotland Daily Express reported.
"Spouting these euphemisms simply masks the reality and their danger," Kenny McAskill, Alba Party MP for East Lothian and former SNP Justice Secretary, told the outlet.