At 4/8/09 12:15 AM, galatea1 wrote:
But don't you think this sort of thing feeds into their minds?
Case in point: in California, not too far from where I lived, there used to be a place where members of a certain pedophilic group met regularily. Their constitutionsl right gave them freedom of assembly; and there's nothing wrong with a meeting in and of itself; but wouldn't this sort of thing feed dangerous tendencies?
How about a better example.
There was a case a few years ago in this country about a guy who raped and killed a woman. His computer was found to have shit loads of rape porn on them. Obviously, his desire for rape grew so much that watching wasn't enough, he had to feel what it was like, so he did it. Had there been so internet yes maybe he would have kept his lusting at bay, thinking it was just weird and trying to live a normal life, but it doesn't matter. He was the one who looked for that porn, he was the one who watched it, he was the one who got off on it, and let it grow on to something even more terrible.
Think of it as having a fat kid. The kid eats too much chocolate, but do you blame the chocolate factory for that or the kid who won't control their urges?