Youtube Childporn

[PiperGK1]

YouTube, not all bad

YouTube is good for certain things. Not ALL things they show, but who's fault is that? People are goofy, and you put enough people on a free and easy service, you'll get the same number of fuckheads that you'd find in a normal group of 100 people (at least one f-head per hundred, so in a land of 7 billion people, only in this country, how many f-heads is that? A LOT!!)

Check out this wonderful piece, non-tickling and very thrilling to find it after all these years, reminds me of younger days.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Od9FkRvvnrg

 

[CrystalLight]

Piper...Great post, man.

Here's one that I heard yesterday on the radio and remembered listening to it all the time as a kid.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=UF3EtmFgV4Q&feature=related

 

[PiperGK1]

And....

Not the fools in the video. The song, oh that song...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhjw92DWwdk

 

[PiperGK1]

Piper...Great post, man.

Here's one that I heard yesterday on the radio and remembered listening to it all the time as a kid.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=UF3EtmFgV4Q&feature=related

Awesome!! Another "big hair" fan! That one definitely had some hairspray sticking to the guitar strings!

 

[CrystalLight]

Awesome!! Another "big hair" fan! That one definitely had some hairspray sticking to the guitar strings!

Absolutley, man.

Gotta love that Glam Metal stuff, it's a weakness I tell ya.

But I hear where you are going with the topic.

Youtube has other videos of interest. Report the bad. Enjoy the good.

 

[PiperGK1]

Although...

I must admit, Def Leppard never really did the big hair thing like so many did in that period.

That's such a "here's the song you've all been waiting for" (with deep, resonant voice) from that time. I loved it, haven't heard that one in a long time.

 

[tickmankyle1]

thanks thanks great song that bright me back wow thanks ugly kid joe

Piper...Great post, man.

Here's one that I heard yesterday on the radio and remembered listening to it all the time as a kid.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=UF3EtmFgV4Q&feature=related

 

[PiperGK1]

Okay, my last reply....

Yes, there are contaminated videos and posts on YouTube. It should never, ever be compared or associated with the TMF. This place has it's own character, it's own definition. It is a beautiful refuge for the clinically insane touchy-feely-touchy-feely tickle-mongers. We, as the person who started this thread tried to emphasize, should not be associated with child-pornographers. That's nasty and distateful stuff.

Thanks, in the immediate sense, for commenting and posting a song back. Cool, I loved it!!

 

[vsa7a]

bottom line

youtube does <B>NOT</B> <U>equal</U> this or any other fetish bullshit

no its <B>NOT</B> 'arent they supposed to be 18'

no its <B>NOT</B> 'i want to jerk off to or have sex with this'

no its <B>NOT</B> 'but sex this...' BULLSHIT

some kids just like to goof around but as for those who do try to exploit them or take them naivete 'stupid kids' watch out fucker when we find you, your ass is ours and your balls will ripped and shoved into your mouth and your dickhead will be beat...bad.

 

[dskodj]

As a community, what can we do to stop this?

sadly, some of these sick bastards are part of this community. the time i reported/came to the community for help on a clips 4 sale store that was selling this garbage...you'd be surprised that 90% of the replys i got were all defending them and callin me all kinds of things...as if i was the bad guy.

it was at this point that the harsh reality had set in that the TMF and online community ingeneral was not what it used to be in more ways than i had thought. i didnt read all the replys (or any) to this thread here...but i bet you anything some of the same creeps that bashed me are in here bashing you somewhere..or if they havent..they will eventually.

there are a good handful of us here that will fight to stop this sick shit...but with youtube theres not much we can do unfortunatly though other than the usual vid flagging.

 

[Oddjob0226]

the children don't yet have the decision making skills to decide who is exploiting them - they should be supervised and guided while surfing as when they are in the real world

it's a bit like letting children walk around the west end of london on their own - they are naive and don't know that someone offering them sweets has darker motives... these dares or solicitations and the high view rate they seem to bring are like the sweets - the children don't know not to take them

See, that's what I was saying, and Euphoricstrokes in a way, too. I never know what Vsa7a is saying, but A Bloke captures it well: Kids need to wise up big-time; until that happens - where are their folks?

If I was their age, with myparents, and I was wandering the house with other kids & ropes and a video camera on a regular basis (or taking my ropes into to the computer room where the dude-you're-getting-a-Dell computer was equipped with a webcam) they'd want to know what my plans were. I wouldn't have even been able to touch the video camera without their permission. It's an expensive grown-up thing!

Kids are supposed to behave themselves, adults are supposed to check their urges. Where is the buffer between the two, the supervising adults? It really is just like the West End of London, it really really is.

 

[aun_existe_amor]

Hello everyone. I haven't been a regular poster here for a while. I came across this thread and thought I might give my opinion although I have never seen this clip or any other youtube tickling clips.

I see both sides of the argument. I am a parent and do see it as the parents responsibility to keep kids safe online, but I also see it as our responsibility as sensible adults to report anything that seems like it could be risky to kids.

I am obviously into tickling or I wouldn't be here on TMF, but like a lot of people here, until I found forums like this I always thought I was the only one or that I was weird for liking it.

My point is that although I do agree that parents should be checking up on what their kids have been doing online we can't really expect them to see these sorts of clips as being risky to their kids. All they see is an email from one kid to their kid telling them to tickle their brother or sister as a dare. Dares are kids stuff. It might not seem bad or strange to most parents. It only seems bad or strange to us because we know how we feel about tickling and know how the person emailing the kids with these dares probably feels about tickling.

We are the ones who realise this fetish should be reporting these people and videos. Parents can only do so much.

 

[ticklee_heather]

The real problem here is that parents don't know what their children are doing online. A lot of that has to do with the fact that a lot of parents are clueless as to what their child does online. Parents need to be more vigilant of what their children do online and not expect youtube to do it for them all the time. It takes effort and I'm not trying to sound like a know it all. It can't be easy to work a 9-5 job and then come home and deal with the pressures of raising a child. But then again being a parent isn't easy. I'm not saying parents have to know everything their children do because they have to be allowed to make their own mistakes, but at the same you should know if they are making a dare video for someone on youtube with a webcam.

I think a lot of this comes back to the fact that kids at that age crave acceptance. For my teaching degree we had to take developmental psychology. At that age acceptance is a big thing for teens. They are looking for reinforcement and acceptance from someone and if they can get it through making a dare video then they will do it.

I think the best thing that can be done about it is just to report it as it is seen and hope that youtube quickly removes the videos. I hate to think of a child being manipulated like that.

 

[Pheonixaise]

Personally, I view the entire thing as the children's fault. Yes, parents can teach them. Yes, they can stop them from going on the internet, and yes, they can take many precautions and make rules intended to keep children safe. But I remember sneaking out of the house when I was thirteen to go to a rock concert, and finding out that someone got killed there the next morning. I remember waking up at the crack of dawn on certain mornings that I knew my parents where out, and playing video games that were well above my age rating. I remember being grounded for ages, and having the password locked on the computer to connect to the internet. I simply found a keyviewer online, and that was that.

The point is, parents can teach and teach and teach all they bloody well want to. Kids will be kids. Some are smart, some are completely idiotic, and will never change. As for the topic at hand, to anyone other than fetishists of tickling, no one would really suspect tickling to be something that's not acceptable. That's why it is so easy to get a tickling match going on between two women or men that you like, or between you and the person you like. To you, that simple game of "lets see who can hold out the longest" is possibly your secret wish, your fantasy, and you may not change a thing about that game if you and the person you like were just getting in after a romantic evening out. To them, it seems just like harmless fun, the kind of things they would do with brothers and sisters when they were younger.

As we've already addressed, most of these videos are made by two siblings. I know that at the age of 12, if it had been something like, "smack each other with balloons without your shirt on, and see who can make the most red marks with just a balloon" I probably would have done it to prove that I was a man at 12.

Point being, there are stupid kids, and smart kids. But unless they can see things consistently from a completely foreign perspective, they won't know that it's wrong, regardless. And then, even if they do, kids rebel. That's the way, and that will always be the way. In the end, if that's the choice they want to make, that's the choice they will make.

In my opinion, they shouldn't be allowed a webcam at that age though. That's simply asking for trouble.

 

[Cavum]

Search for PedoTube on youtube and watch those documentaries...

Also has to do with tickle fetishists who target children.


really good documentaries.

 

[Cif]

I think most of these guys understand the seriousness of internet predation and in most instances act accordingly. However, where I think you've missed the point is in something innocent such as tickling... at twelve years old you're only just beginning to understand the ins and outs of standard sexual activity, without knowing about this idea of fetishes and sexual quirks. There is a lot of popularity and fame to be made from youtube these days, and a lot of these kids probably live really dull lives that are then experienced through people on the internet and unfortunately its just be exploited. I don't think you can judge them, because you have no idea what circumstances they've grown up in and what they have really been exposed to.

Seriously?

That's precisely what makes them ignorant. They should have been educated prior to them getting onto whatever website they so choose. And I really HIGHLY doubt that ANY good parent with any bit of common sense whatsoever would let their 12 year old on the internet without having talked to them about internet predators - especially in this day and age. What fucking 12 year old decides that it's ok to put their face out there online? A stupid one. You don't need to look at everying as having sexual connotation to know not to put your fucking face on YouTube for all pedophiles to whack off to. I simply do not believe that the majority of those sweet, innocent, and unaware little kids don't know about sexual predators.

This is more so aimed at parents: if you're going to allow your 12 year old brat to run willy nilly all over the internet and YouTube, then you're just asking for something like this to happen.

 

[JPie1]

Seriously?

That's precisely what makes them ignorant. They should have been educated prior to them getting onto whatever website they so choose. And I really HIGHLY doubt that ANY good parent with any bit of common sense whatsoever would let their 12 year old on the internet without having talked to them about internet predators - especially in this day and age. What fucking 12 year old decides that it's ok to put their face out there online? A stupid one. You don't need to look at everying as having sexual connotation to know not to put your fucking face on YouTube for all pedophiles to whack off to. I simply do not believe that the majority of those sweet, innocent, and unaware little kids don't know about sexual predators.

This is more so aimed at parents: if you're going to allow your 12 year old brat to run willy nilly all over the internet and YouTube, then you're just asking for something like this to happen.

this is a really hot topic at my house right now as I have a son who is just about 11 and extremely savvy with the internet. I have let him on facebook as he is acting and also part of the Society of Young Magicians and wanted a fan page. But I sit there and warn him every single day about personal information and what he posts, I made sure he knows about the security setup on facebook and until he is old enough to be on his own I get to go into his account whenever I want to see what he is up to.

You must continually speak to your children about dangers everywhere even though you repeat yourself constantly, they are going to find a way to get on if they are smart you just have to be on top of it, talk talk talk to them...I sit down with my son every night before bed to talk about his day, keep the lines of communication open and make them feel free to discuss anything.

I wish I could personally go out and fry the balls off of every sicko but it is not possible. You just have to be vigilant with your own kids...

my 2 cents worth.

 

[ViperGTS]

Just remember that, although talk talk talk does keep the lines of communication open, he's going to get sick of hearing you and he'll chalk it up to "mom's just being paranoid." and he'll start to ignore you. Now, your kid may be smart enough to already know what information is not safe to give out, and if so, you have little to worry about - but I am warning you now, in the next few years you're going to have to dial back on the warnings and be a bit less "opressive" (that's the way it will seem to your son), because at his age he is about to start becoming rebellious. If you time it right and start giving him a bit more percieved freedom with what he does on the internet, he'll be much less likely to deliberately do something stupid just because he wants to do the opposite of what you say.

 

[JPie1]

Just remember that, although talk talk talk does keep the lines of communication open, he's going to get sick of hearing you and he'll chalk it up to "mom's just being paranoid." and he'll start to ignore you. Now, your kid may be smart enough to already know what information is not safe to give out, and if so, you have little to worry about - but I am warning you now, in the next few years you're going to have to dial back on the warnings and be a bit less "opressive" (that's the way it will seem to your son), because at his age he is about to start becoming rebellious. If you time it right and start giving him a bit more percieved freedom with what he does on the internet, he'll be much less likely to deliberately do something stupid just because he wants to do the opposite of what you say.

talking from one that knows rebellion?? LOL... you must remember that I too am old enough to be your mom and this was never an issue in my younger years... I did not touch a PC until I was in my young 20's, now a mouse is a pacifier! I all seriousness I gave my son a little rope to be able to go on facebook and I even play games like mafia wars with him and we trade weapons, but I always keep the lines open. That's all.

 

[ViperGTS]

talking from one that knows rebellion?? LOL... you must remember that I too am old enough to be your mom and this was never an issue in my younger years... I did not touch a PC until I was in my young 20's, now a mouse is a pacifier! I all seriousness I gave my son a little rope to be able to go on facebook and I even play games like mafia wars with him and we trade weapons, but I always keep the lines open. That's all.

Yes yes, you're older and wiser, I get it - you've made your age very clear to me time and time again, thanks. Put away your cane and AgeCard and open your ears instead of discounting what I have to say because you think it's irrelevant - I'm sick of it.

I'm not telling you how to raise your son - I'm just saying that, from recent personal experience, right around 15 years or so is when he'll start wanting to be rebellious, and digging your heels in and harping on and on about intarwebz safeteys is only going to be counter productive. Communication is very important, yes, but overcommunication is alienating and annoying to a growing teenager.

We live in a different world now - your generation didn't have school shootings, airplanes flying into buildings, and internet predators to deal with. Therefore, in my opinion, it would be wise to at least listen to what an internet-savvy whipper-snapper has to say about the way children interpret the internet and it's safety issues.

 

[kis123]

Viper and JPie, guess what?? You're both right!

My children are adults now and I had to deal with the internet safety issue. First off, the computer was in a very public high-traffic area in my house so I can always see what was going on. I also perused the temporary files before I deleted them to see what they were browsing.

My daughter had her myspace page at 13; she made it private so not just any old crazy could contact her. She's since deleted her page and has facebook and is 19 now so she can do what she wants. I also had her yahoo email account and the password just in case. I value my children's privacy, but not at the expense of their safety.

My son, on the other hand, was a problem at times. He was much more computer saavy than me and was at that age where porn ruled! Once he got a pop up that took me forever to get rid of. What did I do about that? I cracked down on his internet use and told him porn sites were completely off limits. Worked great at my house from that point on; he got to decide was porn important enough to him to lose computer priveleges at my home. Needless to say it probably didn't make him stop watching porn, just not on my computer; he was a young man after all.........

Adolescence is the era where the parent has to balance authority and control with their child's quest for independence. I'm very glad that I don't have to do that ever again!!

 

[U.N.Owen]

I actually warned some of the kids on youtube who were getting these "dares" that they were being used by sickos. The kids got angry at me, and said I was "hating" on their vids.

Kids tend to think they know everything, which can be a big problem. (Youtube did delete those particular girls' vids soon after, fortunately.)

 

[Ace Riley]

I was sort of thinking along those lines - kids need to be informed about the dangers on the internet, if they haven't already been. Maybe it's something they could encourage in schools?

I was a kid on the internet once (I discovered the TMF at 15 (Back when it was on EZboards.)

Fact is danger on the internet for kids is some seriously fun times. As far as they are concerned, you're not protecting them. You're smothering them. If my parents took my computer, I used anothers. If they grounded me from doing that, I'd just write up stuff at school for my friends to post up. Take pictures there, etc. School is a sanctuary from adults, you can't go in there and you can't tell us what to do. We skip class and do drugs and you will never know.

Pretty much, you have to ball and chain your kids to keep them safe, if that's worth it to you go ahead, but personally that just ends up leading to drug use in my experience. (Being honest.) The kids I noticed using drugs when I was in school were the ones that never got to go out until they hit 15-16 where they stopped giving a fuck.

 

[26Strings]

I say send them a virus in there computer that will crash it perminately...that is just sick

I say mail them a bomb. lol

 

[xionking]

Seriously?

That's precisely what makes them ignorant. They should have been educated prior to them getting onto whatever website they so choose. And I really HIGHLY doubt that ANY good parent with any bit of common sense whatsoever would let their 12 year old on the internet without having talked to them about internet predators - especially in this day and age. What fucking 12 year old decides that it's ok to put their face out there online? A stupid one. You don't need to look at everying as having sexual connotation to know not to put your fucking face on YouTube for all pedophiles to whack off to. I simply do not believe that the majority of those sweet, innocent, and unaware little kids don't know about sexual predators.

This is more so aimed at parents: if you're going to allow your 12 year old brat to run willy nilly all over the internet and YouTube, then you're just asking for something like this to happen.

Nup, you just can't call a 12 yr old kid "stupid" when he's uneducated on the dangers of the internet. It is clearly innocence that these adults are abusing, and it is not at all the fault of the kids'.

Let's not forget that outside this community, tickling is socially accepted as a playful activity, not a sexual activity. What these adults are doing is sneaky, conniving, morally corrupt and they ought to be ashamed of themselves.

The reason why these kids aren't stupid is because they can't be stupid. They're niave. They're not gonna know a sexual predator if approaches them and offers them chocolate.

These adults are manipulating them in such a manner, that they have no idea at all that what they are doing over the internet is turning another person on. How are they meant to know that? They're bloody 12 years old.

Trying to turn a playful situation within children into a sexual situation, no matter what level it is, even and especially tickling is just plain fucking wrong.

There's gonna be some viruses travelling through the virtual waves of youtube tonight. I promise you that.

-Xionking