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Mark Oaten
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Oh definately a triumph, and exactly what we have all come to expect from this shining beacon of important information.In the same edition they also regale us with with fascinating insights into "My Big Bruvver sex pest hell" by Jodie and "Jade Goody's 18 year old Toy Boy Shocker".
What I find particularly nauseating and ironic about this particular "publication" is that they are spearheading an anti-bullying campaign whilst at the same time showing us how we can gather information against people about their private lives and blackmail them into doing what we want them to with it, causing them untold personal misery! Poor Mark Oaten and his family.
It's a disgusting rag, only useful when you run out of toilet roll.
DT Hague led the Tory Party and was a serious contender for the country's leadership. Oaten was a spokesman for one portfolio in the third party with not the slightest prospect of power. I think there's a big difference.
As for being elected on a lie... everyone lies about their sex life. I have always felt that they were entitled to, and that it is not a political issue. (I think Clinton was the best president the Americans have had for years, though I realise many don't.) I don't think that sadism is an issue here unless Oaten inflicted it himself.
With all due respect JNO i am horrified that you do not consider the horrible life of a rent boy in London as an issue. Oaten may or may not have himself inflicted such horrors on the poor and helpless person but he is in my opinion guilty of associating himself with such a barbaric trade and practise. There are still many who consider that rent boys actually enter the profession and wait in underpasses of their own violition.
Hope he fades into obscurity and his wife has a future without him. You reckon he will stop his disgusting activities though...nah.
I didn't know anything about this matter until I read this thread, so thanks all.
It would have been strange to say the least, if the Lib-Dems had approved the removal of a drinker like Kennedy and replaced him with someone as dubious morally as Oaten.
Rent boys are often psychologically damaged victims of abuse with severe drug problems. As an MP, isn't he in the ideal position to have done something more positive regarding the plight of rent boys and prostitutes, rather than employing them professionally.
Whilst true that a lot of prostitutes and rent boys are subject to violence, cruelty and are forced into the profession please don't automatically assume that that is always the case. The British Prostitutes Collective is a network of self employed (not pimped or exploited) prostitutes of both genders and all sexual persuasions who are seeking to dispell some of the myths associated with prostitution ( such as the prostitutes are always victims and that 80% of prostitutes are drug addicts, real figuer moer like 15%).There is nothing to suggest that the man Mark Oaten was involved with was his victim, he may well have been a well adjusted carer prostitute, because they are far more common that you would suppose.
http://www.allwomencount.net/EWC%20Sex%20Workers/SexWorkIndex.htm
I personally feel that someone's sex life as long as taking place with consenting adults is no-one's business but theirs.
Had the Times outed Oaten would the thread have been more dignified and appreciative of investigative journalism?I suspect so.
It must be true because straight from the horse mouth he has apologised to his wife and family.Sometimes just sometimes one should climb down from their pedestals and accept the tabloids usurp the 'serious journalists'.BTW - cant remember who it was but what do you know about any journalists personal habits - are you attempting to infer its only tabloids?
He should have been outed 2 faced creep using a young boy for his personal gratification in order to assist the young boy in all probability to feed a habit.