Name: Anonymous 2018-11-13 2:23
go away, do not post unsavory content on this website
like removing dick graffiti some tard sprayed on a building you own.Deplatforming people is censorship, whether you like it or not. The organized, pervasive campaign to maintain ideological purity of a platform will eventually turn over to use these tools on people you like(prob leftist radicals) and then you will scream "censorship" as well.
REEEEE removing CP is censorship, muh free speech grants me the right to force free people to host my traditional child rape photos and videos on the platforms they fund, manage, and keep accessible
which isn't a traditionalist concept, ironicallyHow is that ironic? Nothing of value is a "traditionalist concept" and I would thank you to return to your jb peterson subreddit immediately.
REEEEE removing CP is censorshipIs it not?
muh free speech grants me the right to force free people to host my traditional child rape photos and videos on the platforms they fund, manage, and keep accessibleFree speech is a principle, principles do not give you any right. Laws do.
1.CP is illegal.Removing it is still censorship. If a newspaper removes an article about secret CIA torture because it is illegal to talk about it it is still censorship.
The Constitution is the highest law in the United StatesThe 1st amendment is the part of the constitution that recognises the principle of free speech as a human right. It is not the principle of free speech itself that predates the founding of the United States of America.
Child pornography is obscenityChild pornography is provably free speech. But specifically for the USA, consider the following:
Zimmermann challenged these regulations in an imaginative way. He published the entire source code of PGP in a hardback book,[16] via MIT Press, which was distributed and sold widely. Anybody wishing to build their own copy of PGP could cut off the covers, separate the pages, and scan them using an OCR program (or conceivably enter it as a type-in program if OCR software was not available), creating a set of source code text files. One could then build the application using the freely available GNU Compiler Collection. PGP would thus be available anywhere in the world. The claimed principle was simple: export of munitions—guns, bombs, planes, and software—was (and remains) restricted; but the export of books is protected by the First Amendmentand
After four years and one regulatory change, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that software source code was speech protected by the First Amendment and that the government's regulations preventing its publication were unconstitutionalNow, consider someone distributing CP by printing a book that contains the source code a program that prints a base64 representation of a CP jpeg. Are you sure that this is not protected under the First Amendment?
CP is illegal because its production endangers childrenA sane law would illegalise only its production (and maybe also illegalise funding it) then. The distribution and having cp harms nobody.
Writing some opinion piece doesn't harm anyone physically like penetrating a child after emotionally manipulating him for a few months, and potentially alienating them from their familyCool, so illegalise child rape, nobody is against that.
Censorship only covers political contentI disagree, censorship can cover basically anything.
This is not censorship because the production of child pornography harms children whether it was created with the intention of being a political statementI find this illogical as only the production of CP harms children. I do personally disagree that removing something that harms someone is not censorship but even when not taking this into account removing CP is censorship because its distribution and display harms nobody.
You're doing irreparable damage to the public perception of pedophilia, its free speech, you bigoted cis-male.
Code and child pornography are completely different things with completely different functionsYou can encode all CP as code, even code that does something of value, so meh.
Allowing people to have child pornography encourages the production and demand for new child pornographyDoes it? I would argue the reverse.
Free speech does predate the founding of the USAThis is exactly what I said..
Also, what about the kids in the photos? Don't you think they should have some say as to whether their images are viewed by virtually an infinite amount of strangers?No
censorship
/ˈsensərSHip/
noun
1.
the suppression or prohibition of any parts of books, films, news, etc. that are considered obscene, politically unacceptable, or a threat to security.
I don't want to see disgusting imagery that is known to be harmful to those depicted and to viewers, therefore I support those companies, which use their right to free speech not to replicate said imagery
REEEEE don't prevent your servers from replicating my traditional child rape porn with nazi hats on, you commie
Free speech means I have the right to force others to propagate my own far-right, pedo, nazi ideals
Preventing your privately-owned servers from replicating my attempts at normalization of child rape is censorship and will slippery slope into mandatory sex reassignment surgery for all white males
harmful to those depictedNo
and to viewersThis is why you are putting the viewers to jail for 10+ years if they are seen with possession of cp, right?
Free speech means I have the right to force others to propagate my own far-right, pedo, nazi idealsFunny, far-right/nazism are the ones calling to ban pornography.
Preventing your privately-owned servers from replicating my attempts at normalization of child rape is censorshipIt is by definition.
Funny, far-right/nazism are the ones calling to ban pornography.Yeah, all those MGTOW incel MRAs whining about feminist LGBT commies taking away their forbidden fap are totally left wingers complaining about far right.
It is by definition.OK, now you have to repeat "I have turned myself into a pickle" over and over.
whining about feminist LGBT commies taking away their forbidden fapNever heard of that.
If you do not do that, you are guilty of censorship and thus are a hypocrite.I presume that your point is that a privately owned site can't be guilty of censorship, which makes sense in the way that you put it. But we still have the government enforcing cp censorship.