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Zyx
Posted: Sat Mar 28, 2009 1:55 am
A 14 year old doesn't understand the significance of its actions?
What 14 year old kids do you know?
Also, she and her family would have to live under a rock--her boyfriend too. Everyone knew that this stuff was illegal. It's not that she did not know, insomuch as she was a child who thought that she couldn't get caught [like people who smoke and get lung cancer]. Well, she did.
Right now, hundreds of underage girls are giving out nude pictures of themselves. This girl was not the only one caught. No, her punishment does two things: makes the images harder to catch and makes other kids not want to send their images. That's the whole point of this law.
It's not about issuing 'family counseling' to problem children, it's about getting desirable results.
You seem to think that every kid is ignorant and should be pet on the hand whenever they do something bad. Once you do that, there is a market of 'consenting kids' pleasing adults on child porn websites. Why? Because kids being abused can act innocent too.
That is what you don't want.
Donald wrote:It's illegal to distribute child porn and she broke the law.
ThereBeDragons wrote:Wow, meebo is quite the collection of moral degeneracy.
Ha ha, you took the bait. Expect the feds tomorrow.
Zyx
Posted: Sat Mar 28, 2009 4:42 pm
The idea of blaming parents is wrongheaded, honestly. Parents can only do so much, especially against the tide of cultural norms. I'd wish that parents had more power, but truthfully, they do not and that's the shame of our parenting situation.
As to kids that I knew, I know the kids doing this exposure. If you want to know the kids too, then do some research like I did. Go on to meebo.com and log in however you can. Then go to 'rooms' and search 'sex.' There you will find pornographic images easily accessible to children, and adults and kids interacting for picture trading among other things.
Chatrooms, not only meebo's, are the underbelly of society and children, bored in their households, eventually degenerate into the lower echelons of communication and become those who expose themselves in exchange for other people's exposure. They all know that it is illegal, but some, claim themselves 'horny and uncontrollable' and others can be coaxed by clever adults. This is not an uncommon occurrence like you make it out to be. See for yourself, this stuff is the 'norm' as far as the technological people are concerned.
You can see how easy it is to get pictures yourself by being yourself, pretending to be a kid or whatever, and you can see how common these kids are by asking them about themselves and inquiring why they do what they do.
Little von, for all that is right though, try to keep this stuff away from your kids. If they are on chatrooms, however, and you do not know about their sexual vices, then they are not truly being as honest as you think. The 'sex' rooms are the most obvious manifests of internet degeneracy and for the most part are sausage fests sprinkled with young women--the other rooms, like "chat," are frequented by young girls who, too, given the attention will show themselves to be willing to expose themselves frequently. Even rooms themed for "Lesbians" or "Gay men" are grounds for child pornography. The truth is that the exchange of images is common, and you are free to find this much out yourself. Anyone is!
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I do not doubt that being older has its perks, but this law is well known and it is commonly broken, we need to do something about it.
Little von wrote:I disagree with your belief that parents do not have the power to control the intellectual and moral upbringing of their children.
Ibid. wrote:As a matter of fact, that is a parent's main duty in this society and those that dump their responsible onto some other authority than themselves, are the parents most likely to have unhappy, badly adjusted children bumbling through life on their own.
Ibid. wrote:I think knowing about them is enough.
Ibid. wrote:I have no curiosity to find out how depraved they are and any fool that goes to the meebo site is either a true fool, or overly curious like that doomed cat.
Ibid. wrote:I am quite sure that you and anyone else that visits that site, or any of the many other ped sites on the net, are now residing in some law enforcement agency's data bank where you will sit until they choose to draw you up from the depths to expose you against yourself in a courtroom, or while you are campaigning for political office, or while pursuing many other venues in life where the fact that you visited a ped site will destroy your character..., publicly.
Ibid. wrote:You can not pull anybody from the mud by getting down into the mud with them.
Ibid. wrote:I suggest you be as discriminating as I and perhaps you will get a different attitude about chat rooms in general.
Cheesecake_Marmalade wrote:I agree. We should go back to the good old days where women were just secretly viewed as sexual objects.
If the victim in child pornography is actually the distributor, who are you protecting by prosecuting such a person?
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