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I think we should continue with the consequentialist approach where the trust violation and right to privacy are considered creepy but not punished as strictly
by Noumenon72 1y ago
I think we should continue with the consequentialist approach where the trust violation and right to privacy are considered creepy but not punished as strictly as sexual abuse that actually harms someone or traumatizes them. "Uploads the nudes to Facebook" is not a bad place to draw the line. I spend a lot of time watching TikToks of people in prison and it is a terrible punishment where a few weeks outweighs any harm done to these victims.
- voidfunc 1y agoPrison is a deterrent.
- c22 1y agoNot really. Most people only break the rules when they think they're not going to get caught.
- lupusreal 1y agoI see no material difference between stealing nudes from somebody, and secretly setting up a camera in a bathroom. In both cases the victims don't know, so no harm is done right? Wrong. That's bullshit. Long prison sentences would serves as strong denunciation of their behavior. We need to be sending these freaks to prison so that the rest of society can feel assured that their government takes the matter seriously.