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Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
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"Can you back up my files for me?"
"Which ones?"
"The one's in the 'Kiddie Porn' folder"
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
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"Can you back up my files for me?"
"Which ones?"
"The one's in the 'Kiddie Porn' folder"
Originally posted by: pinion9
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
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"Can you back up my files for me?"
"Which ones?"
"The one's in the 'Kiddie Porn' folder"
Yes. Mine is labelled "Not Kiddie Porn, I swear, it is older BBWs, don't even look here, it is sorta gross."
Seriously, people are retarded. However, here is the real stinker about this (and all child porn cases.) Unless you can PROVE that the person in the photo is in fact a child, and in fact REAL, then you don't have a case. Generally speaking, the officials need to be able to see video of the child and/or be able to locate the child in real life. Otherwise it is pretty difficult to prove the photos are not doctored and not CG.
I personally believe it should be illegal for even CG images of child porn to be illegal. Sick fvcks.
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: pinion9
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
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"Can you back up my files for me?"
"Which ones?"
"The one's in the 'Kiddie Porn' folder"
Yes. Mine is labelled "Not Kiddie Porn, I swear, it is older BBWs, don't even look here, it is sorta gross."
Seriously, people are retarded. However, here is the real stinker about this (and all child porn cases.) Unless you can PROVE that the person in the photo is in fact a child, and in fact REAL, then you don't have a case. Generally speaking, the officials need to be able to see video of the child and/or be able to locate the child in real life. Otherwise it is pretty difficult to prove the photos are not doctored and not CG.
I personally believe it should be illegal for even CG images of child porn to be illegal. Sick fvcks.
not entirely true. If the image is obviously of an underage person, they do not have to prove it. There have been some borderline instances where they have had to prove the age of the child, but not that often.
Originally posted by: homercles337
What are the laws on this? Seems like invasion of privacy or something. It seems to me that if someone wanted some files backed up the company should just do it and not go snooping through their computer. But to stay on topic: this guy is an idiot.
Originally posted by: homercles337
What are the laws on this? Seems like invasion of privacy or something. It seems to me that if someone wanted some files backed up the company should just do it and not go snooping through their computer. But to stay on topic: this guy is an idiot.
Originally posted by: pinion9
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: pinion9
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
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"Can you back up my files for me?"
"Which ones?"
"The one's in the 'Kiddie Porn' folder"
Yes. Mine is labelled "Not Kiddie Porn, I swear, it is older BBWs, don't even look here, it is sorta gross."
Seriously, people are retarded. However, here is the real stinker about this (and all child porn cases.) Unless you can PROVE that the person in the photo is in fact a child, and in fact REAL, then you don't have a case. Generally speaking, the officials need to be able to see video of the child and/or be able to locate the child in real life. Otherwise it is pretty difficult to prove the photos are not doctored and not CG.
I personally believe it should be illegal for even CG images of child porn to be illegal. Sick fvcks.
not entirely true. If the image is obviously of an underage person, they do not have to prove it. There have been some borderline instances where they have had to prove the age of the child, but not that often.
Maybe it is just in Alaska. Generally they get the idiot to plea. However, given a picture of some random naked 8 year old, how can you prove that it is in fact a real human being?
Originally posted by: pinion9
Originally posted by: homercles337
What are the laws on this? Seems like invasion of privacy or something. It seems to me that if someone wanted some files backed up the company should just do it and not go snooping through their computer. But to stay on topic: this guy is an idiot.
There are specific laws and University policies. If the man had his files in a folder labelled "private" and just wanted them backed up it may be an invasion. However, naming it Kiddie Porn gives probable cause....
The company didn't do anything illegal, but may lose business because they obviously snoop.
We had a case like this in town where the dude took his computer in for repairs. He had a stash of kiddie porn on it. He got busted for it.
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: pinion9
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: pinion9
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
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"Can you back up my files for me?"
"Which ones?"
"The one's in the 'Kiddie Porn' folder"
Yes. Mine is labelled "Not Kiddie Porn, I swear, it is older BBWs, don't even look here, it is sorta gross."
Seriously, people are retarded. However, here is the real stinker about this (and all child porn cases.) Unless you can PROVE that the person in the photo is in fact a child, and in fact REAL, then you don't have a case. Generally speaking, the officials need to be able to see video of the child and/or be able to locate the child in real life. Otherwise it is pretty difficult to prove the photos are not doctored and not CG.
I personally believe it should be illegal for even CG images of child porn to be illegal. Sick fvcks.
not entirely true. If the image is obviously of an underage person, they do not have to prove it. There have been some borderline instances where they have had to prove the age of the child, but not that often.
Maybe it is just in Alaska. Generally they get the idiot to plea. However, given a picture of some random naked 8 year old, how can you prove that it is in fact a real human being?
simple. they can analyze the picture. if it can be proven that it is not a computer generated image, then it is assumed real.
Originally posted by: pinion9
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: pinion9
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: pinion9
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
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"Can you back up my files for me?"
"Which ones?"
"The one's in the 'Kiddie Porn' folder"
Yes. Mine is labelled "Not Kiddie Porn, I swear, it is older BBWs, don't even look here, it is sorta gross."
Seriously, people are retarded. However, here is the real stinker about this (and all child porn cases.) Unless you can PROVE that the person in the photo is in fact a child, and in fact REAL, then you don't have a case. Generally speaking, the officials need to be able to see video of the child and/or be able to locate the child in real life. Otherwise it is pretty difficult to prove the photos are not doctored and not CG.
I personally believe it should be illegal for even CG images of child porn to be illegal. Sick fvcks.
not entirely true. If the image is obviously of an underage person, they do not have to prove it. There have been some borderline instances where they have had to prove the age of the child, but not that often.
Maybe it is just in Alaska. Generally they get the idiot to plea. However, given a picture of some random naked 8 year old, how can you prove that it is in fact a real human being?
simple. they can analyze the picture. if it can be proven that it is not a computer generated image, then it is assumed real.
Please tell me how to do such an analysis. How do you prove it isn't computer generated?
Originally posted by: pontifex
Originally posted by: homercles337
What are the laws on this? Seems like invasion of privacy or something. It seems to me that if someone wanted some files backed up the company should just do it and not go snooping through their computer. But to stay on topic: this guy is an idiot.
how can it be invasion of privacy when the guy walks in and says "Yeah, I want this kiddie porn folder backed up."?