Is it wrong to view child pornography?

I can't speak for intrepid, or JoeNation, but something tells me that the three of us would be on cloud nine for the chance to meet and greet argote (the reluctant and intellectual molester) in person. Don't count on the United Kingdom to protect the child molesters, they participate with other civilizations to put the like-minded child perverts away where they can't corrupt families. It's just a matter of time before someone here reports you to the proper authorities, and for all I know the clock is already ticking. Sleep well argote and the apologists.

Looking at the picture does not hurt the child.

What hurts the child was making that picture, how ever it was done.

Just like most of you perverts can look across the grocery store and see a child that you can later think about, your "looking" doesnt effect them.
No one knows what is in your mind and just looking out of the corner of your eye harms no one. The parents will never know you just took an inventory of their child for your later pleasure. Though sometimes.. we do.. because you pervs are obvious.
But for the most part no one knows.

And you know this. You have your answer
You are just looking for someone to publicly agree with your twisted sexual ideas to kids.

looking harms no one. Your thoughts are private and not dangerous to anyone. It is your actions that hurt.
Purchasing that photo you have has further created income for someone other then you I hope, and given them reason to produce more.

I dont think I have seen very many topics from you that dont involve sex and kids..

as I said before. Stay away from my children.

Someone who garners pleasure
from the pain of damaged children
( and then asks if it is wrong) is likely to be so morally obtuse that is
a waste of effort to explain why it is most certainly wrong, so I won't bother,
but I will say that it is my frevent hope that on your first day in prison
(which is where you are going if you don't desist) that they hold you down
in the yard, arms and legs, while a grownup abused child scoops your
eyes out with a spoon.

Joe(get me?)Nation

Just for clairification, how many of the posters here are willing to admit
that they were abused sometime under the age of 12. I'll go first, I was molested
by my childhood friends' grandfather when I was 10, two doors down
from my family home. And no, I won't supply details to anyone who
wants to "imagine what might have happened". I was lucky in that I was able
to get away from him quickly (15 minutes) but as a 10-year old, I was
reluctant to inform my father, who would have beaten him to a pulp,
because all the important adult men in my life (father, grandfathers,
uncles, family friends....never abused me...and I was confused) Most of
the men posting here would rather have their arms chopped off before
they would assault a child, but sadly it happens. And healty adults do not
exploit young people.

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OmSigDAVID wrote:

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You .Leave. me. out of your arguements.
I am not part of this thread nor do I want to be.

As I have recently posted on these threads,
I "got lucky" with 2 girls when I was 11:
first with a 17 year old girl,
and on another occasion, with a girl in her early 20s.
Some people have declared that this was abuse.

I do not see it that way and I wud not change it, if I were able to.
I don 't know how u interpret it.

Except for good memories,
these experiences had no future effects upon me.

OmSigDAVID wrote:

As I have recently posted on these threads,
I "got lucky" with 2 girls when I was 11:
first with a 17 year old girl,
and on another occasion, with a girl in her early 20s.
Some people have declared that this was abuse.

I do not see it that way and I wud not change it, if I were able to.
I don 't know how u interpret it.

Except for good memories,
these experiences had no future effects upon me.

Studies have recently shown that sex before the age of 12 leads to bad spelling in adulthood.

I'm aware of how controversial my views on this subject are, so I am interested to hear what people have to say about the ethical claims I am making.

He tells me that he knows what he is doing is wrong, and that he hates himself for it,
and he trys to make me feel better by getting rid of what i believe is all of it i but i soon find out there is more.

Have u probed his feelings, his representations, to u?
In other words, have u asked him the reason that he thinks its "wrong" to look at it ?