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you don’t think “Creating widespread non-consensual nude images of primarily women and children“ is illegal somewhere/anywhere?

• BeetleB 2mo ago
  > you don’t think “Creating widespread non-consensual nude images of primarily women and children“ is illegal somewhere/anywhere? Are you reading any of my comments? I'm having trouble tying your question to anything I've said so far.
  • johnnyanmac 2mo ago
    >flouting regulations. That's the topic here. You don't think someone flouting regulations on distribution of internet content won't flout data center regulations?
    • BeetleB 2mo ago
      > You don't think someone flouting regulations on distribution of internet content won't flout data center regulations? You don't think someone flouting the speed limit laws won't flout online content regulations?
      • johnnyanmac 2mo ago
        Yes, I in fact do. Same mentality. "It's only 5 above that's legal", "what use is 6 miles above". It just creeps in and next thing you know you're complaining about a ticket despite going 15 above. "But everyone else is doing it". No self-reflection, only deflection. We used to have a factor called "work ethic" to judge people on because once upon a time we recognized that such behavior is contagious. In both good and bad ways. A hard worker will probably pick up an adjacent job quickly. A slacker who otherwise gets stuff done is less likely to. This behavior is no different.