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I mean, I surf porn on occasion and I don't type in MILF and get 'little girls' so I find the 'accident' argument difficult (but not impossible) to swallow.
Originally posted by chromatico
reply to post by apc
Dude, I read the article. One practically had to be begging for the most vile kiddie porn to spring the trap.
Originally posted by OzWeatherman
And seriously....if you think there is nothing wrong about adults getting off on children in a sexual manner....than you got something in your head that is seriously screwed up
Originally posted by Master_Wii
Vosburgh's lawyer said, "I thought it was scary that they could do this. This whole idea that the FBI can put a honeypot out there to attract people is kind of sad. It seems to me that they've brought a lot of cases without having to stoop to this."
Sounds like that show Bait Car,where police rig up a car and track people who steal it, only this is way better!!
You could argue that someone who might not otherwise steal a car would succumb to the temptation of a hot ride with the keys in the ignition; you can't argue that if somebody clicks on a kiddie porn link, that's exactly what they're looking for.
www.news.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
Originally posted by CallMeBlu
Originally posted by chromatico
reply to post by apc
Dude, I read the article. One practically had to be begging for the most vile kiddie porn to spring the trap.
Are you saying that begging for the "most vile kiddie porn" makes it alright for jack-booted thugs to bust down the door and put you in jail?
Criminalizing intent is one of the major stepping stones for totalitarianism, you have to be naive to think it's going to end with this.
Originally posted by jackinthebox
reply to post by spaceweaver
I'm beggining to wonder which I hate more, child molesters, or fascist-loving noobs who post their propaganda before they even bother to read the thread.
Originally posted by spaceweaver
Originally posted by CallMeBlu
Are you saying that begging for the "most vile kiddie porn" makes it alright for jack-booted thugs to bust down the door and put you in jail?
Criminalizing intent is one of the major stepping stones for totalitarianism, you have to be naive to think it's going to end with this.
YES! That is what i am saying!
Originally posted by spaceweaver
redmage, you dont seem to understand.
Originally posted by spaceweaver
SO PLEASE KNOW THAT WHATEVER the police or fbi do to stop this being watched I agree with.
Originally posted by spaceweaver
redmage, you dont seem to understand.
Originally posted by augoldminer
Some people do not know how the Internet works.
One when i travel and want to send emails i just drive my motor home around a town till i find a unsecured wireless connection.
many times it is a computer store like circuit city.
as for the FBI sting what they are doing is going on a underground pedo chat room.
yes they have underground chat rooms.
they find pedos in the chat rooms that want to trade photos.
what they get is the photos the pedo trades plus the pedo goes to the FBI honey trap to download the trap photos
this let the FBI track the pedos ip plus lets the FBI break in to the pedos computer if he does not have a very good firewall.
this keep anyone from accidentally finding the honey trap with out the password
they have the photos the pedo sent. and him logging on to there site with a password that the FBI gave him in the chat room.
this leaves the pedo with no way to explain what he was doing on the cp site.
most just plead guilty. a few blow there brains out before trial.
the FBI is not the only one doing this. the military does this on there bases.
i got this info from a computer guy that works for NCIS.
A CNET News.com review of legal documents shows that courts have approved of this technique, even though it raises questions about entrapment, the problems of identifying who's using an open wireless connection
The FBI has recently adopted a novel investigative technique: posting hyperlinks that purport to be illegal videos of minors having sex, and then raiding the homes of anyone willing to click on them.
There's no evidence the referring site was recorded as well, meaning the FBI couldn't tell if the visitor found the links through Ranchi or another source such as an e-mail message.