
Originally Posted by
mudmouse
The reaction to the photographs is a reasonable reflection of community standards, that is, they are not appropriate. Be that for public viewing or the source being an 11 or 12 year old girl having photographs taken of her naked it's just not right.
The argument of legality in relation to the Police confiscating the images and then whether or not it falls into the definition of child pornography is one that will be tested in court. We've all had mum and dad take photos of us in embarassing situations and had them dragged out at 21st's and bux nights but these images are for sale (profit) near $25,000 and what permission or coercion was arranged with the child for that outcome??
The images are sexual, they are of children in poses that are suggestive and i don't give a toss what artistic bent or human rights BS anyone comes up with to defend this grub because he's clearly a devo and the parents of these kids should be cleaned up with him.
If the argument of 'art' is going to be fair dinkum, then any behaviour can be artistic - can I take a dump on the steps of an art gallery and say, no its art! No because thats offensive and not in line with community standards. I don't think it would be a successful prosecution because of the legal argument but for christs sake, do you really believe taking these sort of images and posting them in an art gallery is a good thing??? They're bloody kids!!!!
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