QUOTE(Dictionary.com)
To lure into performing a previously or otherwise uncontemplated illegal act.
Doesn't the defintion already answer the question if entrapment is illegal?
Now what you guys seem to be rambling about is if it's right to "trick" a person on the internet, sorta like a sting operation. From what I get from the defintion of "entrapment", if you
lure the person into doing the illegal act, that would be illegal. If you don't lure, but instead let the other person do all the talking, it is legal.
Think about a worm on the end of a fishing hook. If the worm is just sorta lying there dead in the water, is it not the fish's fault that he's on the hok.? But let's say this worm was still alive and could talk and taunted/provoked the fish. If the fish bites, isn't it the fault of the worm that the fish bit it? How do we know that the fish would have left it alone if it didn't move?
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On the news broadcast I saw, they DID LURE them in. They had 13 year old boys tell them false information. Then when the people came, the newsman was there QUESTIONING the preditors.
It is sick that they are preditors, but it is still wrong (in my eyes) for them to do that.