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There's a 3rd option here: Make it the boy’s responsibility to hunt down the picture. He, after all, is the one who produced non-consensual underage material a

There's a 3rd option here: Make it the boy’s responsibility to hunt down the picture. He, after all, is the one who produced non-consensual underage material and knowingly distributed it. He can make sure stuff is taken care of or get registered as a sex offender and have to go to court where he might win, or not.

rovr138 5y ago
If it’s not done by him, how is forcing him to do that not slavery?
- klyrs 5y ago
  "Clean up the mess you made or we'll take this to court" is bargaining, not slavery.
  - rovr138 5y ago
    The approach here is legal and there’s talks about court too. And I specifically started with ‘if it’s not done by him’.
- samhw 5y ago
  - tzs 5y ago
    Wow...that was a good zinger. I'm going to have to steal that.
pessimizer 5y ago
Ah, the answer is to "make" the other child remove the images from the internet. I suppose if you "make" him do it hard enough it somehow becomes less impossible? I get that it's his responsibility because he caused the problem, but if I run over your dog because I wasn't driving carefully, it won't give me the ability to bring your dog back to life. Spilt milk is spilt. Call a professional.
- 908B64B197 5y ago
  > the answer is to "make" the other child remove the images from the internet The answer is to get the content removed from the internet. Who does it and how is an implementation detail. If he can't or won't then it's up to the judge to determine if he should be tried as a child & the justice system to make sure he's properly labelled for potential neighbors and employers protection. Producing and distributing that kind of revolting content isn't a crime most people look kindly upon. > but if I run over your dog because I wasn't driving carefully, it won't give me the ability to bring your dog back to life. That's, again, implementation details. If you can't bring it back to life then yeah, we'll go for reckless driving, damages and try to get your license revoked.
syshum 5y ago
I think you have made a lot of assumptions of facts not in evidence to come to this conclusion

rovr138 5y ago

If it’s not done by him, how is forcing him to do that not slavery?

klyrs 5y ago
"Clean up the mess you made or we'll take this to court" is bargaining, not slavery.
- rovr138 5y ago
  The approach here is legal and there’s talks about court too. And I specifically started with ‘if it’s not done by him’.
samhw 5y ago
- tzs 5y ago
  Wow...that was a good zinger. I'm going to have to steal that.

pessimizer 5y ago

Ah, the answer is to "make" the other child remove the images from the internet. I suppose if you "make" him do it hard enough it somehow becomes less impossible? I get that it's his responsibility because he caused the problem, but if I run over your dog because I wasn't driving carefully, it won't give me the ability to bring your dog back to life. Spilt milk is spilt. Call a professional.

908B64B197 5y ago
> the answer is to "make" the other child remove the images from the internet The answer is to get the content removed from the internet. Who does it and how is an implementation detail. If he can't or won't then it's up to the judge to determine if he should be tried as a child & the justice system to make sure he's properly labelled for potential neighbors and employers protection. Producing and distributing that kind of revolting content isn't a crime most people look kindly upon. > but if I run over your dog because I wasn't driving carefully, it won't give me the ability to bring your dog back to life. That's, again, implementation details. If you can't bring it back to life then yeah, we'll go for reckless driving, damages and try to get your license revoked.

syshum 5y ago

I think you have made a lot of assumptions of facts not in evidence to come to this conclusion