Yes. No laws whatsoever online. Let it remain out in the open on the internet. A site like that has content that much be illegally made in real life. Real life

Yes. No laws whatsoever online. Let it remain out in the open on the internet. A site like that has content that much be illegally made in real life. Real life is where the police should be enforcing the laws. Letting it exist out in the open would probably make their job of finding the people exploiting kids to create such content that much easier. Those sites aren't the real crime, they are the documentation of the crime. Allowing these the consumption to be out in the open, would probably reduce the stigmatization of such content to fall to the level where those doing the consuming can feel comfortable seeking help and therapy to overcome their vice. Hiding things away and criminalization of consumption just leads people to go longer and longer down their own dark personal rabbit hole without getting help. If such sites existed, you could probably, at the country level, inject ads for free state-sponsored psychiatric therapy services for users. AFAICT any thing that is illegal on the internet is usually also illegal in real life. Things that cause no real life damages have no reason to be illegal.