The Maid...

[dvnc]

I don't agree that purchasing fantasy material qualifies as commiting several felonies, starfires.

Purchasing a video where a model RELEASED rights to a video wherein she was tickled without consent (which is almost entirely unprovable) is far from actually violating the legal rights and local statutes, Canadian, American or otherwise.

Heck, it's like reading a fiction story that's non-consentually focused, and feeling guilt over enjoying it. Fantasy is fantasy, and where it harms others, should REMAIN fantasy.

Some folks have rape fantasies. Doesn't mean they should be enacted. Hollywood films have rapes and murders. Doesn't mean anyone should run out and perform such.

I *do* dig that had the notion, though. It's good to get folks thinkin' 'bout the difference 'tween fantasy and reality. Subjecting someone to something they aren't willing to do, without their consent, breaks several laws at once, and renders the doer subject to many years of prison time.

 

[starfires]

dvnc, I don't have a problem with purchasing fantasy material, reading stories about nonconsensual stuff, or watching Hollywood films with rape and murder, because none of that stuff actually happens to real people.
What I do have a problem with is purchasing videos where real people -- not actors -- are really victimized. So as not to hijack this thread, let's take it elsewhere on this board. Continued in "Legality and morality of making and buying nonconsensual tickling videos (long)".

 

[46and2]

Hey Zebra

I won't go into great detail about my opinion on this issue. May I offer an alternative to you risking getting your hindparts thrown in prison or possibly molested my metal objects? I would reccommend seeking the services of a company such as this: http:\\www.passivearts.com You can actually legally pay for such things rather then force it on a poor unsuspecting maid.
🙄

 

[Destro]

There are a lot of things that people can "get away with", but most people don't do them for one of two reasons. 1.) They are either morally or ethically wrong, or 2.) They fear the consequences of committing such acts. I guess we can rule out rule #1 as it appears he has no moral sense of wrongdoing here. And since he thinks he can get away with it, he has no fear of the consequences. There is no doubt that what he is planning is illegal. I guess that means he is going to go through with his plan. Afterward, why don't you celebrate your conquest by getting drunk and drive home at 80 mph. I mean afterall, I know you are not intentionally going to try to hurt someone and what are the chances of you having a wreck or getting caught by the police?

 

[Iggy pop]

At this point, this guy is eithier going to do it or not. I think enough people given him enough argurments on why he shouldn't, so hopefully he decides to heed those.