On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 08:42:30 -0400, "gr"
wrote:

"Kiddie porn", if it doesn't actually involve real incidents of rape,
is
nothing more than lewd photos. As such, it is quite unsurprising to
see the
moral majority step in and outlaw such victimless crimes. This
behaviour
fits Texas well, as well as anti-sodomy laws, anti-gay laws, etc.
It's not
the "kiddie-porn" that sickens me, it's the self-righteous attitude
of the
"moral majority".

... and the U.S. calls itself a "free" society!

I'm with ya on this, BUT, imagine this...

You take your photos of your 4 year old daughter running naked through
the house or rolling around with the puppy. You take the photos in to
the local developer where some 19 year old kid is twisted enough to
get off on such things. He makes some copies and then scans em up on
the net. Now the innocent pictures of your precious little angle are
avail abel to millions of pedophiles to wack off to.

I'm not trying to **** you off, I just want to point out that these
laws are there for a reason. I do not always agree with the way the
laws are used or applied such as in this case.
--
Like a game of pick up stick played by ****ing lunatics