Tbf you tried correcting someone on a subject you clearly know nothing about....
How in the nine hells are there 100,000 phrases that only paedophiles use?
Guess we better not search for "child", "children", or "get in my van I have free candy" any more![]()
Sort of along the lines of being blocked, apparently this is now a thing also
http://metro.co.uk/2013/11/17/rape-...rs-in-jail-david-cameron-to-announce-4189512/
So would that also make owning the many films that have rape scenes in them also a crime? Last house on the left and spit on your grave are two films with fairly brutal rape scenes.
So would that also make owning the many films that have rape scenes in them also a crime? Last house on the left and spit on your grave are two films with fairly brutal rape scenes.
I thought prisons were already overcrowded enough as it is without jailing decent people for no reason.
So would that also make owning the many films that have rape scenes in them also a crime? Last house on the left and spit on your grave are two films with fairly brutal rape scenes.
I thought prisons were already overcrowded enough as it is without jailing decent people for no reason.
Well, if it's been passed by the BBFC nothing's going to happen, is it.
I'm waiting for nick.lidgett to enter...
Irreversible is a pretty epic film with an extremely uncomfortable scene, I wonder how DC woud classify that.
Lysander you are probably right, but how long before DC turns his attention to the film classifiers?
I don't know, but how is one fine and the other punishable by 3 years jail time?
This will definitely mean that all of those people who get their child porn by searching for "child porn" on Google will be forced to give up their addictions and become valuable members of society.
But now this system is in place, what's the betting search terms not related to the original issue gradually get added in years to come?
White the FITD technique does work, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foot-in-the-door_technique - it's worth being cautious of avoiding the slippery slope fallacy.This. We've already seen it with cigarettes (first ban advertising, then smoking in pubs, then plain packaging, then hiding them at counters etc) and now BRAKE aren't happy with the recent mobile phone & driving laws and want to extend the ban to handsfree kits too.
They start off by banning something small or something most agree with, and once that principle is in place they slowly extend the ban and its remit over time.
One thing is for sure, this thread won't turn up on google, or if it does, you're going straight to jail for searching it..
So would that also make owning the many films that have rape scenes in them also a crime? Last house on the left and spit on your grave are two films with fairly brutal rape scenes.
I thought prisons were already overcrowded enough as it is without jailing decent people for no reason.
'Safe'?
Only inasmuch as terrorists hiding amongst the general public are 'safe'. It's a worrying way to word something that appears innocent at first.