> All they'd have to do is deploy a third party to enforce it. Ah perfect, ambulance chasers but for child porn. This also ignores some major issues: child po

> All they'd have to do is deploy a third party to enforce it. Ah perfect, ambulance chasers but for child porn. This also ignores some major issues: child porn is currently illegal to create and distribute. There are good reasons for this. Once the porn gets old enough, it enters the public domain. Which means that there's still a potential market for it, and there's no implicit criminality of the creation, but only the distribution of such things.