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Only this time people are suffering and I haven't heard of any law enforcement selling people to hunt human traffickers. There must be moral limits or not? Thi
by throwaway8348 11y ago
Only this time people are suffering and I haven't heard of any law enforcement selling people to hunt human traffickers.
There must be moral limits or not? This is terrible!
- omginternets 11y ago>selling people You say that like it's even remotely comparable or germaine. A big fat red herring is what this is. Returning to the point, you may not like it, but the law says it's legal to set up sting operations by serving child pornography. The ethics are certainly debatable, but you have your answer as to why it's being done: CP is a commodity, not a physical person, and that's fair game for law-enforcement in the same way as guns, drugs and blood-diamonds are fair game.
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- junto 11y agoMost countries with mature legal frameworks frown upon entrapment and do not allow it's use in law enforcement, but then again most countries don't have a political system based on the individual with the most donations and corporate backing becoming president either.