(April 9, 2011 at 9:20 am)Skipper Wrote:You're missing the entire point and switching the goal posts. Child molestation/pedophilia is illegal and there are laws against that. They produce a individual victim in the physical sense.
We're not talking about those laws.. we can agree on that much
Child pornography laws apply to graphic images of children. Who are the victims? Not the children, because they've already been victimized and the pedophilia laws take care of the victimizer.
They're just images so there is no physical victim from watching a porno is there?
Your logic says all images are acceptable, which is clearly counter to the laws of child pornography.
Certain images are illegal, why do you think they are illegal? please be specific.
I already showed you that I don't believe ceasing to produce the porn will decrease the demand. The question is, is condoning and allowing the images to roam free in society increasing demand?
I clearly showed an arguement where increased visual stimuli increases urge in the id, but doesn't necessarily always result in the id overrunning the ego. Urge drives demand.
I believe I also quoted specific US law that is worded to prevent those images from being shown in public and why they're not being accused of breaking the law as of yet.
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