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This was bound to happen, and it’s ridiculous

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[–] phoenixz@lemmy.ca 9 points 4 hours ago (1 children)

I'm getting to the point where I'd rather see csam legalized than this shit. (Keep reading)

Think about it: csam will happen, period. I'm not world's best computer engineer but even Incan build something that embeds data like text or images in other files in ways that cannot be detected. I can build basic but effective encryption that will be hard enough to crack. I can find ways to exchange files outside the internet, hell, do sneakernet

And kids watching porn online? They'll have their buddies who have libraries that will be copied. A single USB drive can contain days of porn videos and you can't stop that either

Then there are these laws that "are to protect children" which makes me just outright want to vomit. You take victims of child pornography and use them for your political gain, for your power. You are almost worse than pedophiles. At least pedophiles harm only one child, you harm all of them you sack of fucking shit.

And no, of course I don't want child pornography legalized, of course not by what is the solution?

These assholes have been at it for decades now and they play the long game. They can lose every year and come back next year. They only have to win once and they move on to he next good thing they can destroy.

So what can we actually really seriously do to stop this?

[–] menemen@lemmy.ml 1 points 59 minutes ago* (last edited 57 minutes ago)

We had hardcore magazines that circulated back in the days before easy internet. Guess the last time children didn't have access was probably in the 18th century or so.

Guess the next step is controlling all chat groups, emails and cloud spaces to "avoid children exploiting these"...