Missouri Man Pleads Guilty To Possession of "Cartoon" Child Porn

Risingblade

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Crono1973 said:
Risingblade said:
It must have been some pretty horrible stuff if his wife ratted him out.
Why do you say this?
because calling the cops on your husband because you found cartoon porn on this computer sounds like a complete overreaction
 

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Risingblade said:
Crono1973 said:
Risingblade said:
It must have been some pretty horrible stuff if his wife ratted him out.
Why do you say this?
because calling the cops on your husband because you found cartoon porn on this computer sounds like a complete overreaction
Women overreact all the time.
 

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Nazulu said:
I will never find a right answer to this. I just don't know at all if it's right or wrong.

Is there any evidence that shows people who have fetishes for children hentai will become worse the more they see? Or is this the righteous opiniated going on a witch hunt?
Think of it like this, its like charging someone for murder for playing a video game and then afterwards claim it is because the game worsened his murderous condition.
 

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in Ontario, a guy was accused of having oral sex with a minor and was charged with 'buggery'
Wait, what? Canada refers to certain crimes as "buggery" in the lawbooks? "Buggery" is the official legal term?
Yep, 'buggery with a minor' to be exact, obviously implies anal sex. It's basically a holdover from sodomy laws we got from the British, legally the federal age of consent for 'regular' sex is sixteen, but it's eighteen for anal. Most of the buggery act is now defunct fortunately but the anal age of consent has been a major sticking point, a couple of the provinces have already refused to enforce it. Unfortunately, any accusations of buggery and bestiality from before 1988 (when it was mostly overturned) can result in a conviction under the former statue. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects homosexuals from being charged as a result, but obviously there's no protection for pedophiles/people accused of being pedophiles. This is mostly just a weird product of the VERY slow nature of the Canadian federal courts system (hell, the courts and legislation STILL haven't established any kind of solid law on abortion so the fundies keep bring it up in Parliament) and the fact that they often just end up grafting a bunch of preexisting legal statues together (creating some weird legal loopholes).

Another great example of the Canadian legal system was the recent realization that foreign gay couples who come to Canada to get married technically can't get divorced because the Divorce Act states they have to live in the country for at least two years.
 

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I'm of the opinion that victimless crimes shouldn't even be considered crimes. So he owns pornographic drawings - what's it matter? No actual child is getting hurt, and that's what should be important.
Let's say that a decade ago, some child was raped during the making of a CP video, then later she was killed.

If I would watch that video now, would that be a victimless crime? After all, my act wouldn't change anything...
No, that would not be victimless - a girl was hurt and killed to create this hypothetical porn in the first place. What we're talking about is drawings, where presumably, no one was hurt while making it, and no one is hurt by its being viewed.
 

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OK, the fact that the porn is animated does NOT matter to this argument. At all.
Actually, it does. No real children were involved and we're lacking context. As multiple people have tried to get through with you, not every loli fan is a pedophile.

I'm not accusing him of hurting any children.
That's good; has ANYONE claimed otherwise?

Maybe he'll never act on his urges. Great. But that doesn't change the fact that he shouldn't have them in the first place.
Assuming he has any.

Anyway, about your use of the word "clinical"...Wikipedia defines the "clinical" definition of pedophilia as "Adults being sexually interested in children" (paraphrasing)
Poorly, as you leave out important factors like "primary or exclusive interest in prepubescent children." I mean, that actually changes Wikipedia's definition a lot from what you are saying. In short, you really didn't paraphrase so much as edit the meaning to suit you.

but I'm going to guess that you only consider someone a pedophile when they've actually sexually assaulted a minor.
If only you understood the proper definition of pedophilia, you would not have to guess (and poorly).

In fact, if you had read my last post (instead of evidently skimming), you would see I addressed harm and non-harm, and therefore my definition COULD NOT only could people who harm kids.

We disagree about the exact definition of a pedophile, but that's just semantics.
It's not semantics. It's the difference between knowing what you're talking about and not. I would think that since you are so quick to talk about the subject, you might want to actually know a thing or two.

My POINT in calling him a pedophile (which you're skillfully ignoring) is that he was sexually attracted to children.
I addressed that, too, which you are clumsily ignoring.

Edited to add:

You were saying they should treat him, so I should freaking well hope the definition was relevant. You did conveniently ignore the part of my post which dealt with pedophilia as a potential inborn sexuality (which also would have demonstrated I don't believe you have to actually harm a child to be one), but the concept of treatment wouldn't work anyway, so I guess it's moot. Still, the point remains that you were making a point of fixing him without any heed to the fact that treatment would certainly fall on the medical and "clinical" side. You can ignore that, I suppose, but demands for treatment are just as empty as insisting he wants to fiddle with kids because he had cartoons on his computer. And really, though it's been said before, insisting you want to fuck kids because of cartoons on your computer is like insisting you want to kill people because you have GTA on your computer.

I doubt you'd let that one stand.

Mygaffer said:
I think what people are trying to argue but failing is that he should not have been found guilty of any crimes relating to minors as he caused no harm to any minors.
you know, while that is not precisely what I'm saying, I'm baffled as to how multiple people being explicit on the subject is so ambiguous to you. And how the failure of apparently one single person to get it counts as a failure to argue something.
 

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This is silly, pornography doesn't create violence. The whole "porn is the theory, sexual assault is the action" doesn't and will never hold water. The U.S. has something like 244 million porn sites, so hilariously there is more than one porn site per couple in the United States. Yet during the time the nation was being more exposed to the internet between 1990-2000, there has been virtually no change in the amount of sexual assaults.

All of this means that the ideology portrayed in pornography has no bearing on people actions.
 

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Risingblade said:
Crono1973 said:
Risingblade said:
Crono1973 said:
Risingblade said:
It must have been some pretty horrible stuff if his wife ratted him out.
Why do you say this?
because calling the cops on your husband because you found cartoon porn on this computer sounds like a complete overreaction
Women overreact all the time.

You know it
How dare you accuse us of overreacting! I'm telling the mods! NAG!
<3
 

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Dire Sloth said:
Risingblade said:
Crono1973 said:
Risingblade said:
Crono1973 said:
Risingblade said:
It must have been some pretty horrible stuff if his wife ratted him out.
Why do you say this?
because calling the cops on your husband because you found cartoon porn on this computer sounds like a complete overreaction
Women overreact all the time.

You know it
How dare you accuse us of overreacting! I'm telling the mods! NAG!
<3
Umm a pretty young thing such as yourself wouldn't want to waste her time telling mods such silly things right? <3
 

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If you read manga or watch hentai/yuri/yaoi, you WILL encounter loli, shota, & bro-bro/bro-sis/sis-sis/son-mom incest at some point, again & again.

It's not only a victimless crime, but a non-crime.

So next week, they're going to charge a fury artist with bestiality, right?
 

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Crono1973 said:
5ilver said:
Man, american laws are so strange sometimes. I honestly can't think of any reason for them to put him in jail over this. Not one.
People get hysterical over sex and children. Combine the two and we have the thought police, something everyone should protest.
But nobody ever will. Why not? If you do, you'll be forever branded a pedophile-phile.

It turns out, sometimes free speech is self-limiting!
 

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Loop Stricken said:
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Whats with the large number of pro pedophiles on this site? Its really starting to creep me the fuck out.
It might just be that people around here don't like the idea of being punished for child abuse, when the child in question doesn't exist.
Nobody is being punished for child abuse.


Zachary Amaranth said:
6th And Silver said:
OK, the fact that the porn is animated does NOT matter to this argument. At all.
Actually, it does. No real children were involved and we're lacking context. As multiple people have tried to get through with you, not every loli fan is a pedophile.
You can believe that all you want but thankfully the law in many countries disagrees.
 

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SomeLameStuff said:
Hang on, his WIFE tattled on him?

While everyone seems to be concentrating on the pornography part, I find this extremely amusing. They must have such a trusting relationship...
Thought Police ftw.
 

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Nazulu said:
I will never find a right answer to this. I just don't know at all if it's right or wrong.

Is there any evidence that shows people who have fetishes for children hentai will become worse the more they see? Or is this the righteous opiniated going on a witch hunt?
It's the latter.

In fact, people who look at these kinds of things are generally about as dangerous as a toothless bunny rabbit, for several reasons. For one, a lot of bizarre sexual fantasies look a lot better in manga form than when performed on video or in real life. For example, the idea of having a sexual relationship with an attractive sister is a bit of a turn on for me, when I imagine having an anime babe for a sister. But I'm sure if I had a real sister, even if she was a perfect 10, it's highly unlikely I'd be into her like that.

For another, people who find cartoon minors attractive almost never also find real ones attractive. (Although sometimes people who find real ones attractive also find the cartoons attractive. But it's not a two-way street.) You'll generally find if you ask people who are into this stuff, that they usually have no sexual interests towards real-life minors. In other words, people who look at this stuff are absolutely no threat to children.

Also, this "obscenity" law is based on the objectively unconstitutional Miller Test [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller_Test]. The First Amendment does not say that something has to be "art" to be considered Free Speech, nor does it grant the government any authority to decide what speech should or shouldn't be "protected". It simply says that the government cannot make any laws prohibiting free speech or abridging it. Which means that the only kinds of speech the government can justify outlawing are the kinds of speech that directly violate the rights of others. (Such as death threats, or slander.)

But then, lawmakers never really cared about the constitution. They just interpret it however they want to suit their own purposes. Hell, I'm more qualified to interpret the constitution than many supreme court justices are. Yeah, I just said that. Sometimes age does mean a person has more experience, but often all it amounts to is that the person has had lots of time to become increasingly ingrained in his or her outdated traditionalist values that have no place in a changing, modern, and tolerant society. Which is why it's a terrible idea to only appoint older people to the supreme court, and why it's an even worse idea to have them serve life terms.

Also, the idea of determining what speech is and isn't "art" is flawed because everything is art, and nothing is art. Art is in the eye of the beholder. A pile of feces may be a pile of feces to you, but to me it's a depiction of death and rebirth. Food that took a long time to grow and assemble is reduced to a smelly ejection, only to rejoin the earth and contribute to the growth of more food. It's a testament to the circle of life. See how I just made a dump sound like art? I can do that with literally anything, and MEAN it.
 

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Wrong, the only thing GTA mimics is pictures and videos of real life violence. The fact that said videos are not illegal to own means that playing GTA isn't a crime either. If it was illegal to own picture or videos of violence, then I would agree that GTA is illegal to own.
Do you hear that?

That's the sound of you missing my point. Woosh. Right over your head, way up, kind of like a shooting star really.
 

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Hmmm, obscenity....

Didn't we learn this kinda lesson before?


Also, did the US ever learn about the definition of pornography?


*sigh* Whatever, man...it's a beautifully fucked up world and I hope there's more fun in store for us all.

I don't know about you people...but I've learned something from being observational: nature is cruel; humans are cruel and perverse. Take from that what you will.