Skittles075
On the Prowl
I think you had better do some homework on that one. Sex does NOT have to be involved, and simple nudity is NOT protected. In fact, nudity isn't even a necessity here at JUB. Any posted photos of fully-clothed children in this forum can get the owners into some serious shit.
And what about the father who took pictures of his young sons sharing a bath? He took the film to a photo development place and the technician turned him in. He was arrested and charged for child porn.
Sex doesn't need to be involved. Otherwise, all solo porn in any magazine would not be considered porn.
Stop trying to defend child pornography. We 'oldies' here at JUB already know what that's all about.
I can careless about the rules at JUB; those are not important. In the real world, the law states that sex or sexually suggestive poses must be involved to fit the legal definition of child pornography. This is why naturism films are allowed in the United States.
http://www.justice.gov/criminal/ceos/citizensguide_porn.html
I am not trying to defend child porn. I am defending the First Amendment; I never once said child porn was worth defending. It's vile and disturbing that adults would force children to lose their innocence. This affects me personally because I know firsthand the kind of damage this can do. However, I reject that innocent nudity, be it childhood or adult, should be considered porn. Solo porn magazines become porn when the pictures are sexually suggestive; describing the person in the picture spread in a sexually suggestive manner makes the picture sexually suggestive.






