>> You didn't mention any tangible results here. How would this system by Apple make my life worse? Can you answer that without a slippery slope argument? That

>> You didn't mention any tangible results here. How would this system by Apple make my life worse? Can you answer that without a slippery slope argument? That's a weird goal-post. >> Why does the causality matter? A correlation is enough that cracking down on this content will result in less abusers on the streets. Obviously of the people who look at cp, a higher percentage of those will be actual child abusers. The question for everybody is -- does giving those people a fantasy outlet increase or actually reduce the number of kids who get assaulted. At the end of the day that's what matters. >> I wasn't the one citing that, but you are also citing an incomplete number since it excludes younger children. [EDIT: Mistake] Well you didn't cite anything at all, and were off by a shockingly large number. Please cite something or explain why you made up a number.