Any Sympathy For Mr Galloway?

paraffin | 03:10 Mon 20th Jul 2009 | News

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"Respect" MP George Galloway claims to have been sexually abused at the age of 11 by a school janitor.

Given the extremely controversial and, some may say, "reviled" figure that he is, does anyone have sympathy for him? Could that be what made him what he is today?

Or did he "get" what he "deserved"?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-120082 7/I-victim-child-abuse-claims-George-Galloway. html

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Razzle09

birdie..have some info for you which I will post tomorrow on a thread....x

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sara3

and what else should Paraffin expect from asking "did he get what he deserved?"

it's about child abuse, not a good telling off.

wakey wakey.

Razzle09

no just going to cut and past a friends response......

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sara3

but it's not a reasonable question.

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Ice.Maiden

No, I have to say that Leggy made some good points.
As he said, NO child deserves to be abused, and if what Galloway says is true, then he was only a child himself at the time, so nothing political comes into it.

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ludwig

Not sure what everyone's getting so hysterical about here. It was an attempt at irony which didn't work.

The clue is in the quotation marks around the word "deserved" in the original question. Only a twit can read into this that paraffin thinks some children deserve to be abused, or that Galloway deserves to be abused.

It's still a weird and pointless question though.

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