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[sudden]

Oh come on, it was due sooner or later. The "freedom" and "freedom of speech" (or written word) is no more true in the United States than most
other countries. Everyone in the US just has a false sense of security, which
is crumbling.

Sorry to whom it happened to, it's bullshit if you ask me, but unfortunately
you elected Bush - not me (I had no voting rights even tho I lived there when he was elected).

Ok, I know some are going to bitch it's not all Bush's fault, and it may not be,
it's the fault of Bush AND the whole US legal system

[helix]

The FBI stopped by to talk to me today, they suspected I was having impure thoughts again.

[JR]

ok kids, sorry to be the voice of reason,... but this is nothing new. people have been prosecuted for this before.. which one would think would be a warning sign to others doing the same exact thing and more.

[Dravyk]

Ok, read elsewhere that there's a lot more to the story. There had to be when you think about it.

Seems besides child abuse and toddler pedo (sigh) stories, and other really nasty shit, they also had a chat room with "very-encouraged" file-to-file transfers and such.

[helix]

Originally Posted by Dravyk

Ok, read elsewhere that there's a lot more to the story. There had to be when you think about it.

Seems besides child abuse and toddler pedo (sigh) stories, and other really nasty shit, they also had a chat room with "very-encouraged" file-to-file transfers and such.

Now that makes more sense. Sounds like they were looking for trouble.

[JR]

Originally Posted by Dravyk

Ok, read elsewhere that there's a lot more to the story. There had to be when you think about it.

Seems besides child abuse and toddler pedo (sigh) stories, and other really nasty shit, they also had a chat room with "very-encouraged" file-to-file transfers and such.

there is ALWAYS more to the story.

[Red]

Originally Posted by Dravyk

Ok, read elsewhere that there's a lot more to the story. There had to be when you think about it.

Seems besides child abuse and toddler pedo (sigh) stories, and other really nasty shit, they also had a chat room with "very-encouraged" file-to-file transfers and such.

That explains it. And if that's true, then she deserves what she gets.

[domtheboy]

Originally Posted by Red

That explains it. And if that's true, then she deserves what she gets.

Chisel that one in stone, people fucking with shit like that deserve nailing to the wall

[sarettah]

Originally Posted by Dravyk

There had to be when you think about it.

You would hope there would be.

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by Dravyk

Ok, read elsewhere that there's a lot more to the story. There had to be when you think about it.

Seems besides child abuse and toddler pedo (sigh) stories, and other really nasty shit, they also had a chat room with "very-encouraged" file-to-file transfers and such.

Thank you, Dravyk. (Making the absolutely first time in history anyone has ever said "thank you" for information it was as painful to give as to receive.)

Hang the bitch. Then when that's done...shoot the bitch.

All of my porn stories involve adults. In "Aunt Jane's Panties," it's clearly explained - belabored, in fact - that she is *not* is "real" aunt, she went to college with his mother. There's a big wall at age 18 and an empty void behind it.

However, it's a lot like the ACLU fighting for the rights of the Nazis to march in Skokie, Indiana. "Either we all have rights or nobody has rights." Writers are put in the position of defending the rights of other writers, but basically, we're all supposed to be making this shit up. It isn't real. Reading what this writing was about made me ill. I'd never in a million years write this stuff. But at first glance, I thought she was just another writer who "made shit up."

Apparently...she's got a lot more going on, none of which I even have to contemplate defending.

As others have said, our rights have been an illusion for a long time.

[RyanLanane]

Putting aside what Dravyk said - I actually always thought text stories would be more likely to cause problems than pictures for most people. For some reaosn webmasters seem to think it is O.K. to add beasty stories but not pictures. At least that used to be the case..

I remember many webmasters who had years ago beasty stories and stories of teens in class being 'raped' (in statutory terms) but wouldn't of thought of touching such images...

Always suprised me..

[Dravyk]

Ryan, it's always been the big difference that words and stories of such things, are at least imaginary ... might be repugnant to some (and obviously attractive to others) but whatever happens it is indeed "just a story" ... and of course pics or movies are actions.

Sorta the difference between thinking and talking about something and actually doing it. As such, aledgedly, words and thoughts are supposed to be more "protected". So on the one side, it opens up the possibilities of all the evils of the world in the extreme; on the other side and other extreme, slamming such things becomes the thought police, the Gestapo, 1984 ...

[RyanLanane]

Originally Posted by Dravyk

Ryan, it's always been the big difference that words and stories of such things, are at least imaginary ... might be repugnant to some (and obviously attractive to others) but whatever happens it is indeed "just a story" ... and of course pics or movies are actions.

Sorta the difference between thinking and talking about something and actually doing it. As such, aledgedly, words and thoughts are supposed to be more "protected". So on the one side, it opens up the possibilities of all the evils of the world in the extreme; on the other side and other extreme, slamming such things becomes the thought police, the Gestapo, 1984 ...

In my eyes just as bad, protected or not.. But you are right as far as to how we think of it, as Americans. Words tend to appeal more to women whereas pictures appeal to men - but when you get into the world of perversions people this sort of material would appeal to ... about anything on the subject matter does it for them. It's an area I personally wouldn't mind losing my first amendment rights in.