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5/3/2015 8:50:42 PM
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Kirmit actually made the suggestion for the kid to cheat...
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And the kid accepted it
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If being naive is a sin worthy of punishment, then we are all deserve punishment.
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Not saying that. I'm saying that if you don't punish the kid for doing something wrong, that he will keep trying to do more stuff like that in the future.
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Edited by Cozyman Cam: 7/24/2015 8:16:25 PMI just fail to see how someone that is solicited to do something wrong is more guilty than the solicitor. You also seem to fail in recognising that this particular solicitation was a scam meant to victimize another individual the entire time. How can such intent be perceived as noble, especially when the victim is a naive child?
