WTF - Kiddy Porn in the Blockchain for life?

[Lethn]

lmfao

Edit: To be fair, that was when I was properly aware of women rather than just noticing they had boobs.... Tera Patrick fapfaffafpafpafpafpapfapfapfapfapfapfap

[TheKoziTwo]

child porn has nothing to with child porn

That is not true. Onionland is filled with real CP, both soft/hardcore, and if you dig deeply into Onionland you will find sites with some gruesome pictures/videos. There are also forums dedicated to discussions how to kidnap, rape/torture children.

No, it is true, because the definition of CP has been expanded to include things such as cartoons, text and fully clothed pictures of 17-year olds posing in what can be subjectivly interpreted as "sexual suggestive positions". That's not CP. No matter how many times you repeat it to yourself it's not CP. Simply open the word definition book and you will realize that.

Sure there exist CP, I never denied that. I'm just saying that the numbers are vastely inflated by things that have no relation to CP. Jailbait isn't CP yet it's what people go to jail for. Cartoons and anime is not CP yet it's what people go to jail for. The real definition of CP differes from the definition in the law, yet the media uses the law book definition and this is what fools people. Again, I recommend reading the article by rick falkvinge that exposes some of this.

And let's not forget that there are also places in Tor where you can apparently hire an assassin as well, don't fall for all the trolling. I doubt there are very many (if any) who actually is into that shit.

[darkmule]

And let's not forget that there are also places in Tor where you can apparently hire an assassin as well, don't fall for all the trolling. I doubt there are very many (if any) who actually is into that shit.

Only a fool would hire an assassin who, for all he knows, is a fed.  If you read cases about people hiring hit men, they almost always turn out to be undercover cops trolling for this kind of idiot.  The kind of people who actually use hit men know them professionally through personal contacts.  The kind of people who try to hire someone they know nothing about to commit a murder are idiots.

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

Once we have a definitive answer. Please have gavin or someone else issue a counter tweet

Why should they bother just because someone started rumour that's not even possible.

It's possible to embed any text message to a transaction, as in Satoshi's famous genesis block quote "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks"

http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/globalguerrillas/2013/04/bitcoin-as-a-publishing-system-from-wikileaks-to-pedophile-links.html?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=t.co

Evidently this now exists,  and I cannot (nor do I want to) see it..  I just believe that our libertiarain FFA that we got going on here needs to allow for market forces to fix this problem.    If you want my opinion,  this justifies AS MUCH effort as the blockchain split a few months ago.

No, not going to happen. Also obviously impractical

[Caesar V]

Can this thread stop begin bumped or maybe even deleted?

Seriously.. I come on this forum and the first thread I see has kiddy porn in the title.

[Matthew N. Wright]

Can this thread stop begin bumped or maybe even deleted?

Seriously.. I come on this forum and the first thread I see has kiddy porn in the title.

And you clicked it, scanned the entire thread for content, then responded, and yet *we* have a problem for discussing this topic openly? Interesting.

[charleshoskinson]

To be honest the thread has really run its course. My only goal was to get a response from someone in the dev community to address this issue. It was done and everyone should be clear by now what can be put in the blockchain. This thread should be closed by a mod.

[kokjo]

To be honest the thread has really run its course. My only goal was to get a response from someone in the dev community to address this issue. It was done and everyone should be clear by now what can be put in the blockchain. This thread should be closed by a mod.

your goal?! this is not your thread.

[tvbcof]

To be honest the thread has really run its course. My only goal was to get a response from someone in the dev community to address this issue. It was done and everyone should be clear by now what can be put in the blockchain. This thread should be closed by a mod.

your goal?! this is not your thread.

The Founder of a sock-puppet army?

[gmaxwell]

I wonder how many other kilopost accounts here are him?

[QuestionAuthority]

To be honest the thread has really run its course. My only goal was to get a response from someone in the dev community to address this issue. It was done and everyone should be clear by now what can be put in the blockchain. This thread should be closed by a mod.

your goal?! this is not your thread.

The Founder of a sock-puppet army?

I lol'ed

[slarowe86]

I think implementation of IP addresses should be required for bitcoin transactions, it would look good all the way around for bitcoin users, and on the side for governments as well, especially since the big negative about bitcoin is that silkroad site. It would be a win-win for everyone

[Rassah]

I think implementation of IP addresses should be required for bitcoin transactions, it would look good all the way around for bitcoin users, and on the side for governments as well, especially since the big negative about bitcoin is that silkroad site. It would be a win-win for everyone

That would mean that all law-abiding people will have their IPs tracked, and all criminals will still stay private by using Tor. Why do you want to spy only on the law abiding people?

[Lethn]

I think implementation of IP addresses should be required for bitcoin transactions, it would look good all the way around for bitcoin users, and on the side for governments as well, especially since the big negative about bitcoin is that silkroad site. It would be a win-win for everyone

That would mean that all law-abiding people will have their IPs tracked, and all criminals will still stay private by using Tor. Why do you want to spy only on the law abiding people?

Because he's a self-righteous scumbag who thinks it's okay to spy on everyone else as long as it isn't him, but honestly, if people want to make all these horrible ideas why don't they go and make their own altcoin that supports it and get government sponsorship? Or are they not intelligent enough to do that?

[BMFX]

Ugh, this is a real kick to the stomach.

Also it really kills me to see how many of these websites exist. =( 

[TiagoTiago]

Ugh, this is a real kick to the stomach.

Also it really kills me to see how many of these websites exist. =( 

Think of it this way, the easier it is to find evidence of the abuses, the easier it is to catch the true criminals.

[pusle]

This should teach everyone how absurd it is to make data illegal

Information does not commit crimes

[Matthew N. Wright]

This should teach everyone how absurd it is to make data illegal

Information does not commit crimes

There is a password that is going to be sent across a network that activates a bomb that will wipe out civilization as you know it. Everyone knows the password and anyone can destroy the world at any moment if anyone is allowed to send that password in an email, instant message, etc.

Do you:

A) Keep to your beliefs and count your remaining seconds on earth; or
B) Agree to make that password illegal (and block it across the internet) to save everyone's lives.

Hurry up!

[TiagoTiago]

This should teach everyone how absurd it is to make data illegal

Information does not commit crimes

There is a password that is going to be sent across a network that activates a bomb that will wipe out civilization as you know it. Everyone knows the password and anyone can destroy the world at any moment if anyone is allowed to send that password in an email, instant message, etc.

Do you:

A) Keep to your beliefs and count your remaining seconds on earth; or
B) Agree to make that password illegal (and block it across the internet) to save everyone's lives.

Hurry up!

You must be new to the Internet...

[QuestionAuthority]

This should teach everyone how absurd it is to make data illegal

Information does not commit crimes

There is a password that is going to be sent across a network that activates a bomb that will wipe out civilization as you know it. Everyone knows the password and anyone can destroy the world at any moment if anyone is allowed to send that password in an email, instant message, etc.

Do you:

A) Keep to your beliefs and count your remaining seconds on earth; or
B) Agree to make that password illegal (and block it across the internet) to save everyone's lives.

Hurry up!

C) Hurry up and use the password because all these stupid people don't deserve to live.