14 year old girl arrested for child pornography.
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I feel bad for that girl-- she's just a kid. I doubt she'll be charged, though. Any two-bit lawyer could finesse his way out of this.
If you'd read the article you would know.psypherus said:
Under the definition of the term, that girl is a sex offender.
However this case is extremely stupid and the police should be spending their time better.
However this case is extremely stupid and the police should be spending their time better.
Am I the only one that has noticed the (technical) irony that if she was registered as a sex offender for this, despite being a schoolgirl, she would have limits placed on how close she can be to schools?
what? that is...the dumbest legal thing...I have ever heard...
*adds new item to agenda*
Guess I can test my new genome structure for the Lurks on these guys...
*adds new item to agenda*
Guess I can test my new genome structure for the Lurks on these guys...
So if I have naked pictures of my 16 year old girlfriend I'm a paedophile under that country's laws, wow that case is seriously buggered up.
She should be in serious trouble as a deterrent to children partaking in this sort of behavior, that said this still seems pretty heavy handed to me. I'm not so worried about underage whores as I am pedophiles.
just keep them to yourself? lolgeorge144 said:
people that should be charged for this
1.myspace - suppose to be filtering and doing there job!
2.her - low self image or confused,black mail,bullied into because of internet bullies
3.parents - may no know whats going on or...sadly not care =[
=/ but think there's more to this....
I feel ashamed to have recently turned 14....
I feel more ashamed that this seems to be normal practice around here (Ireland and no not on myspace).
You know what though? I'd say it is more or less the culture that effects it, as said it seems to have become common practice. Don't know why, maybe parents just aren't teaching values anymore.
I feel more ashamed that this seems to be normal practice around here (Ireland and no not on myspace).
You know what though? I'd say it is more or less the culture that effects it, as said it seems to have become common practice. Don't know why, maybe parents just aren't teaching values anymore.
The Government.
Sure, we have disasters, crimes, and financial crises causing us trouble, but hey. We caught this 14 year old on the internet!
Becoming a registered sex offender? Really? You're going to destroy her life based on one (admittedly stupid) mistake?
Sure, we have disasters, crimes, and financial crises causing us trouble, but hey. We caught this 14 year old on the internet!
Becoming a registered sex offender? Really? You're going to destroy her life based on one (admittedly stupid) mistake?
Funny thing though. Reading through the article, it mentions not once was the girl shown engaging in sexual acts. It uses weasel words like: 'explicit nude pictures' 'sexually suggestive poses'. And like a lot of people, and even in this thread we take that to mean the worst.
On the one-hand, people have somewhat rightly noted that, one really shouldn't be distributing photos of themselves in this way, especially if you're underage. Moreso because there are people out there who will take advantage of this. But at the same time, seem to be propagating the idea that nudity is criminal, that, beyond when you're born, or when you're in the shower, that being unclothed is one of the worst things you can be.
And any depiction, whether through a drawing, a photo, a video is also morally reprehensible. And make shallow implications that anyone who does must therefore must have a low opinion of themselves. Which I find oddly laughable, since they're not the one's condemning their own naked bodies as something perverted.
On the one-hand, people have somewhat rightly noted that, one really shouldn't be distributing photos of themselves in this way, especially if you're underage. Moreso because there are people out there who will take advantage of this. But at the same time, seem to be propagating the idea that nudity is criminal, that, beyond when you're born, or when you're in the shower, that being unclothed is one of the worst things you can be.
And any depiction, whether through a drawing, a photo, a video is also morally reprehensible. And make shallow implications that anyone who does must therefore must have a low opinion of themselves. Which I find oddly laughable, since they're not the one's condemning their own naked bodies as something perverted.