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Searching Shouldn't Be A Crime

Sadly crap shows up in all areas of life. Things that were normally considered safe now have a demented twist with the rise of the internet. I mean for crying out loud, they even spoof the Flintstones in sexually explicit situaitons. So what happens to the poor schmoe that does an image search of the Flintstones and finds out that Wilma's more of a fox than she let on? I'm personally offended by that type of thing. Now on top of being personally offended, I now could be viewed as a sicky because Wilma's after show proclivities showed up in my web search??!!!!! The search shouldn't be illegal - acquistion and execution are. They can barely catch all the slime that actually do this crap and now they want to look at the faint possibility of nailing someone for searching this crap? How much of that search is done by law enforcement trying to track down this slime anyway?

Posted by: Quadrance   Posted on: 08/08/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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