bob1052 said:
dogstile said:
bob1052 said:
dogstile said:
Your example is not classed as art because it's done with the intent to physically hurt someone.
Thank you for explaining to me what can be classified as art and what can't. Congratulations on being wrong.
Thank you for you know, proving me wrong with those two sentences, you really embellished on that fine point you have there. Ok, fine, i'll reword it. You couldn't do it because its illegal to walk into an coffee shop and kill everyone, even if it was for "art".
It is illegal to own child porn, even if it is for "art".
But here's the thing, it's not child porn. Child pornography refers to actual recordings or images of actual children. The laws against child pornography are in place to protect the children involved from abuse. When it comes to animated pornography, there's no victims of abuse. Because of this, there is no reason for the child pornography laws to pass over to animated pornography.
Now, believe it or not, it IS protected under right of free speech and expression, seeing as it harms no one in the process. The same is also true of video games, novels, drawings, and cinema. There's an extreme amount of violence and murder depicted in those mediums. As you know, murder is illegal, but since the depicted violence is fiction, the depiction of it is still legal.
You cannot say that animated child pornography is a telling point for future paedophiles without saying that viewing depicted violence is a telling point for future murderers. Besides, even if that WAS the case, being a paedophile is not in itself, illegal. The act of harming a child is the crime. A paedophile cannot be arrested for being a paedophile, as they have not committed any crime.