First off, sorry for the douple post. I simply did not want to just edit an unrelated post in my already existing one.
"Depiction of criminal activity for the purpose of entertaining peolple.".
Why is this then generally not considered equally worse ?
Is it because of the nature of the activity shown (most often violence, as opposed to sex) or because of the nature of the reaction (entertainment as opposed to arousal. Though I would argue that, as with most porn, arousal could well be substituted for "relieve".).
By the way: I´m not being rethorical here. I´m genuinly interested in where this discrepancy in moral judgement comes from.
But, following this argumentation, could not somthing very similar be said about video games ?Kortney said:I think that illustrated child pornography can harm people. It's a depiction of a criminal activity for the purpose of arousing people. That can definitely be harmful. It may not be a lot of the time, but don't discount the whole thing just because it doesn't involve real people. The ideas can be just as real.
"Depiction of criminal activity for the purpose of entertaining peolple.".
Why is this then generally not considered equally worse ?
Is it because of the nature of the activity shown (most often violence, as opposed to sex) or because of the nature of the reaction (entertainment as opposed to arousal. Though I would argue that, as with most porn, arousal could well be substituted for "relieve".).
By the way: I´m not being rethorical here. I´m genuinly interested in where this discrepancy in moral judgement comes from.