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This is utterly absurd. You cannot limit in any way fiction that people read or write - not if you claim to be a free country. Seriously - why is this happenin
by igorhvr 17y ago
This is utterly absurd. You cannot limit in any way fiction that people read or write - not if you claim to be a free country.
Seriously - why is this happening? I am not talking about "protecting the children" or other such nonsense - the question is what actually is happening here? What is the reason? What possible advantage can anyone have from destroying the life of this man like this?
EDIT: Improved wording.
- jrockway 17y agoWhat possible advantage can anyone have from destroying the life of this man like this? "God" will like them more. Pleasure is evil, sex is even more evil, and sex involving people who look like they're under 18 is so evil that you shouldn't even be allowed to think about it.
- olefoo 17y agoNot to mention that it establishes a precedent. Your library, your viewing habits, your browser history are all potentially criminal now. Can you declare with certainty that you possess nothing incriminating? What if the definition of obscene materials were expanded to include depictions of abortion or of darwinism...?