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Originally posted by Springer
reply to post by Wyn Hawks
There is a HUGE difference between "viewing violent content" and viewing ANYTHING that violates innocent children in ANY way. Anyone who views or owns that sort of content belongs in prison and, as a society,
Originally posted by wigit
Here's a little food for thought. A friend of mine worked for a large charity that helped rehabilitate and rehome offenders. This also included help for paedophiles.
When they're released into a nice free council house (probably near a school) they must report for counselling on a regular basis as part of their release conditions. They DO gather for their meetings in groups, thus meeting like-minded people. Then they're advised by those professionals taking care of them (and the community) - "just don't travel on the same bus home."
Originally posted by Valhall
reply to post by Wyn Hawks
I think what you're not taking into account is that for the Dreamboard community quest4more which was busted by Operation Delego, you couldn't view ANY child pornography until you had uploaded some yourself. And you couldn't stay a member unless you uploaded more every 50 days.
So this isn't just a bunch of researchers who happened to look at a picture. These are guys who worked hard at getting access and keeping it.
edit on 8-4-2011 by Valhall because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Kitilani
So....the officers and investigators that spent hundreds of hours viewing this stuff should be...?
Originally posted by Kitilani
Originally posted by Valhall
reply to post by Wyn Hawks
I think what you're not taking into account is that for the Dreamboard community quest4more which was busted by Operation Delego, you couldn't view ANY child pornography until you had uploaded some yourself. And you couldn't stay a member unless you uploaded more every 50 days.
So this isn't just a bunch of researchers who happened to look at a picture. These are guys who worked hard at getting access and keeping it.
edit on 8-4-2011 by Valhall because: (no reason given)
How was this board infiltrated?
Originally posted by Valhall
Also, I would ask. Do you feel the same way about when any other criminal's name is listed in a news article...which happens thousands of times across the U.S. every day. Arrested for robbery. Arrested for DUI. Arrested for embezzlement. Do you kick a fit then?
Originally posted by Valhall
reply to post by Kitilani
Originally posted by Kitilani
So....the officers and investigators that spent hundreds of hours viewing this stuff should be...?
Given medals, bonuses and all the intensive free counseling they need to get past what they had to endure.
edit on 8-4-2011 by Valhall because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Valhall
You're on a conspiracy board, you figure it out.
The board was discovered when they arrested someone in 2008 who talked...and probably made a deal.
Originally posted by Kitilani
Originally posted by Valhall
reply to post by Kitilani
Originally posted by Kitilani
So....the officers and investigators that spent hundreds of hours viewing this stuff should be...?
Given medals, bonuses and all the intensive free counseling they need to get past what they had to endure.
edit on 8-4-2011 by Valhall because: (no reason given)
Endure?
Anyway, I was not asking you. I was specifically asking the person that said ANYONE that views this stuff should be removed from society. Who do you think spends more time looking at pics like that? The task forces actively trying to take them down or the guys they randomly catch?
Originally posted by Springer
I think probably the person they are trying to catch.
But aside from that, I think the more important question is what either one of them is doing with their free hand. I think the answers on that will be widely different between the two groups.
Originally posted by Kitilani
Originally posted by Valhall
You're on a conspiracy board, you figure it out.
What?
Because this is a conspiracy board I cannot ask people details about the stories they present? If these questions are too tough, let the OP handle them.
The board was discovered when they arrested someone in 2008 who talked...and probably made a deal.
I did not ask you if they arrested one guy and he probably did something. Why you are in attack mode is a little beyond me but I am specifically asking if you had to upload kiddie porn to get on the board, how did it get infiltrated?
I am asking a question. How about you calm down a bit.
Originally posted by Valhall
Why would you say I'm in attack mode?
I'm not the one who came on the thread insinuating wrong doing by the law enforcement who brought this board engaged in criminal activity down.
I just responded to your question. I'm not going to speculate for you. I think you're probably on the right track.
And I gave you information about HOW they found the board, and how they possibly gained access. That's all I did.
Originally posted by Kitilani
So....the officers and investigators that spent hundreds of hours viewing this stuff should be...?
Originally posted by Valhall
They can defend themselves in court and either prove themselves innocent in a court of law, or not.
Originally posted by tezzajw
Originally posted by Valhall
They can defend themselves in court and either prove themselves innocent in a court of law, or not.
You appear to have that the wrong way around. They don't need to prove their innocence. The prosecutors need to prove their guilt.
Be careful when you walk the fine line of presuming and assuming innocence or guilt. The legal system is faulty. People do get wrongly convicted and framed for things they never did.
Don't make it any easier for a corrupt system to have it's way with innocent people.
Originally posted by Kitilani
And again I do not care what your guess is. Thanks for trying but when I asked, I wanted the real answer. Not guesses. Sorry if that is too taxing around here.