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>>> available online ... still causes them trauma Thank you. Consider my opinion changed. There is a clear reason to pursue this course of action, even if it
by lifeisstillgood 7y ago
>>> available online ... still causes them trauma
Thank you. Consider my opinion changed. There is a clear reason to pursue this course of action, even if it is less effective at the root cause.
Personally I think having my prejudices called out is one of the good things about HN.
I still would love to see research on other approaches to tackling the root problem (i.e. the abuse not the images)
(This would presumably included what properly funded social services look like, how cross-department co-operation can be improved, as well as the more "Big Society" suggestions.)
I mean a frustrating part of this is that in almost always some political issue has had a "yes but in Country X they are trying a new system that has had huge success" and slowly a consensus forms around the right way to tackle the problem - but on CSE I have never come across even the right direction of travel.
Finally I hope the threads you mention in your footnote are at an end - there is no willing victim, this is crime and vile crime at that.
Edit: general tidying
- lifeisstillgood 7y agoEdit Edit: Rethinking this (frankly being called out is always time for reflection) I suppose my first request for my own education is to get a size of the problem - looking at the Rochdale case in the UK it is seemingly large - and can our knowledge of published images help size the problem.