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4,171 + 1,267 = 5,438 assaults on under 13s

18,915 – 5438 = 13,477 assaults on 13-16s

This means that 71% of the victims of ‘sexual crimes against children’ are 13-16 year olds.

So if you lowered the age of consent to 14 you would see a dramatic drop in the reported crime rate, as I said previously

You can psychologicaly condition people to react negitively to certain stimuli, this isn’t something the British state should be doing to it’s citizens.

Execution

The Sexual Offences Act 2003 is the current law.

Not of medicine

You can’t ‘treat’ paedophiles anymore than you can ‘treat’ homosexuals.

You can’t ‘treat’ paedophiles anymore than you can ‘treat’ homosexuality.

The law is very specific that it does

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/42/section/1

We are talking about UK law.

Yes it is.

The most important words in the definition of rape are “he intentionally penetrates“, followed by “with his penis“.

This is a deliberately poorly written law designed to protect criminals belonging to a protected class of people.

The most important words in the definition of rape are “he intentionally penetrates“, followed by “with his penis“.

This is a deliberately poorly written law designed to protect criminals belonging to a protected class of people.

The most important words in the definition of rape are “he intentionally penetrates”, followed by “with his penis”.

This is a deliberately poorly written law designed to protect criminals belonging to a protected class of people.

Telling of what?

I was defining the outer bounds of what the law covers, vaginal penitration is the most common form that every is probably aware of.

I already corrected that

Specifically forced penitration of a penis into a mouth, vagina or anus.

Specifically forced penitration of a penis into a mouth or anus.

I just quoted the Sexual Offences Act 2003, the law that defines what rape is.

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/42/section/1

Statutory rape is a different crime than rape.
You opened the discussion up to ‘all sexual assaults’.

The law actually uses specifically gendered language, which means that legally women cannot commit rape at all :
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/42/section/1

“A person (A) commits an offence if—

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