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Yeah the point I'm making is this: It's fine for you to have that opinion, but if you don't find other ways to resolve Kutchers concerns he's going to continue

Yeah the point I'm making is this: It's fine for you to have that opinion, but if you don't find other ways to resolve Kutchers concerns he's going to continue pushing for this policy, and because he's a rich celebrity pushing a policy that the state is already pretty keen on, it's likely he's going to succeed. So on a practical level if you actually want to stop this becoming policy, it would be much more effective to actually to find different solutions.

nybble41 4y ago
> So on a practical level if you actually want to stop this becoming policy, it would be much more effective to actually to find different solutions. There is no solution to the "problem" of some people sharing photos or other content which some other people don't like which would be compatible with either privacy or freedom of speech. The issue to be solved here isn't CSAM, it's CSA. The CSAM is evidence; they should be using it to find and prosecute actual abusers, not trying to drive it further underground.