| Adam Johnson on 20:47 - Feb 16 with 1745 views | Dewi1jack |
The frightening thing for me is
with your attitude and the arguments you're attempting to put forward, you still are. | |
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| Adam Johnson on 20:48 - Feb 16 with 1743 views | Jacandme |
I havent met any of them, and if there are any then I would suggest the majority are not. Blanket laws are there to protect the majority so it would be unwise to follow Italy's standard in my opinion. | | | |
| Adam Johnson on 20:48 - Feb 16 with 1733 views | Jacandme |
You think it is frightening that I believe people should be allowed to make lawful decisions?
Isn't the opposite basically fascism or a form of dictatorship? If people wish to make decisions in their life that are legal then they should be allowed to make the,. In favt it is illegal to do the opposite. [Post edited 16 Feb 2016 20:50]
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| Adam Johnson on 20:49 - Feb 16 with 1732 views | SwansNZ |
What were you at 15? | |
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| Adam Johnson on 20:50 - Feb 16 with 1724 views | shandyjack |
but what if they were a month off turning 15, would they be mature then. Frankly i've never met a mature child who was still in school, maybe mature amongst their friends but not mature to the real world which they are yet to experience | |
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| Adam Johnson on 20:53 - Feb 16 with 1709 views | exiledclaseboy |
Well that's something I suppose. | |
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| Adam Johnson on 20:53 - Feb 16 with 1708 views | Jacandme |
It depends on the person, you cannot assume everybody is equally mature due to the age they are. People develop mentally and physically at different rates. I would say the majority of 14 year olds are not mature physically or mentally, some are, but most aren't. Italy seemingly disagrees, but thats up to them. So I am happy with a blanket age law there, I am also happy with the current one at 15 as I have said on a few occasions now too by the way. But it is far more dramatic to pretend I didn't. [Post edited 16 Feb 2016 20:54]
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| Adam Johnson on 20:54 - Feb 16 with 1698 views | Darran |
It's 16. | |
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| Adam Johnson on 20:54 - Feb 16 with 1689 views | Swanjack10 |
15 year olds ARE children and just engaging conversation with them its very visible,18 years of age is classed adult,unreal your backing scum johnson,your one to keep an eye on,clown | |
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| Adam Johnson on 20:55 - Feb 16 with 1679 views | Jacandme |
No, 16 is allowed. There is a blanket age ban on 15. | | | |
| Adam Johnson on 20:56 - Feb 16 with 1671 views | shandyjack |
i would say all people still attending school are children and not mature enough due to not having real life experience to mature them to the real world | |
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| Adam Johnson on 20:57 - Feb 16 with 1661 views | Jacandme |
Where have I backed Johnson then? Since when has suggesting he will rightly be sentenced been backing him in your eyes? No wonder the sun sells so many papers with people in this country falling over themselves to be sensationalist. [Post edited 16 Feb 2016 21:00]
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| Adam Johnson on 20:59 - Feb 16 with 1642 views | Jacandme |
Considering your view and the fact you can leave school at 15, id suggest that view was on shady ground. | | | |
| Adam Johnson on 21:00 - Feb 16 with 1640 views | Jackfath |
You can leave school at 15? | |
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| Adam Johnson on 21:01 - Feb 16 with 1634 views | Jacandme |
Yes. Even at 14 actually. | | | |
| Adam Johnson on 21:02 - Feb 16 with 1632 views | Jackfath |
Can you? To do what? | |
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| Adam Johnson on 21:02 - Feb 16 with 1629 views | Loyal |
Most comments are about age of consent, not the trial.
Amd if you like I can start a thread that lasts as long 😂 | |
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| Adam Johnson on 21:02 - Feb 16 with 1630 views | shandyjack |
News to me | |
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| Adam Johnson on 21:03 - Feb 16 with 1629 views | Jacandme |
Yes. I have no idea, you would have to ask them. | | | |
| Adam Johnson on 21:04 - Feb 16 with 1623 views | shandyjack |
No you can't,quick google search will tell you it's 16 | |
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| Adam Johnson on 21:04 - Feb 16 with 1623 views | Jackfath |
I'm not sure you're correct in that statement. Leaving age is 16, same as the age of consent. | |
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| Adam Johnson on 21:05 - Feb 16 with 1619 views | Jacandme |
So does your opinion change now? First you said it was based on what the NSCC thought (under 18), then you changed it to what I assume you thought was under 16 (normal school leaving age) which conflicted your first opinion, and now you have learned you can leave school at 15 presumably you are going to want to change it again with differing reasoning no doubt? | | | |
| Adam Johnson on 21:06 - Feb 16 with 1613 views | Jackfath |
You're wrong. | |
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| Adam Johnson on 21:07 - Feb 16 with 1613 views | shandyjack |
Wales
You can leave school on the last Friday in June, as long as you’ll be 16 by the end of that school year’s summer holidays.
You must then do one of the following until you’re 18:
stay in full-time education, eg at a college
start an apprenticeship or traineeship
work or volunteer (for 20 hours or more a week) while in part-time education or training | |
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| Adam Johnson on 21:08 - Feb 16 with 1608 views | Jacandme |
Wales
You can leave school on the last Friday in June, as long as you’ll be 16 by the end of that school year’s summer holidays. (So you can leave at 15).
You can also leave before if your school agrees and you are older than 14. [Post edited 16 Feb 2016 21:09]
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