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> they've just committed a felony (distributing child pornography) In the US, maybe (not sure if this is even true in all states), but not in most other countr
by bambax 5y ago
> they've just committed a felony (distributing child pornography)
In the US, maybe (not sure if this is even true in all states), but not in most other countries in the world, where a 16-year-old is not a child, nudity is not a problem, and "sex offender registries" don't exist.
The US is entitled to make its own (crazy, ridiculous, stupid) laws, but we shouldn't let them impose those on the rest of us.
- hetspookjee 5y agoYet for the largest part this is where we are ending up. Just look at Facebook and Twitter deciding what is right and wrong. I think that's wrong in a lot of ways but appearantly there is very little the EU and others can do about it.
- bambax 5y agoThere is a lot the EU could do if it wanted to, or had any kind of courage. But we are weak and fearful.