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Trenton · 08-09-2002, 08:20 PM

The news today is filled with so many stories of abuse to kids. From the priests molesting boys, to the murdered little girls (Van Dam and Runion), and now to the big child porn ring they just busted up. Its a sick world.

Almost every site has a "teen" section. One of the selling points for these sites is "we have the youngest girls!". Fortunately, the models usually appear in their twenties and the only thing that makes them appear young is their outfit and ponytails. Business must be good for them because teen sites are all over the place.

Do you think teen sites promote pedophilia and lead to an increase in child molestation? Or, do you think that people who have the "pigtails and catholic school girl" fantasy are simply able to keep their fantasies imaginary and never seek to act on it?

Where is the moral issue drawn? ( ie who cares what she looks like as long as her ID says she's 18)

08-09-2002, 08:20 PM
Trenton Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Albany Posts: 471	Do Teen sites promote pedophilia? The news today is filled with so many stories of abuse to kids. From the priests molesting boys, to the murdered little girls (Van Dam and Runion), and now to the big child porn ring they just busted up. Its a sick world. Almost every site has a "teen" section. One of the selling points for these sites is "we have the youngest girls!". Fortunately, the models usually appear in their twenties and the only thing that makes them appear young is their outfit and ponytails. Business must be good for them because teen sites are all over the place. Do you think teen sites promote pedophilia and lead to an increase in child molestation? Or, do you think that people who have the "pigtails and catholic school girl" fantasy are simply able to keep their fantasies imaginary and never seek to act on it? Where is the moral issue drawn? ( ie who cares what she looks like as long as her ID says she's 18) Last edited by Trenton; 08-09-2002 at 08:22 PM..