So what are your thoughts on this matter?
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19Yes0%2No0%13Depends on which thought crime it is.0%1What is a thought crime?0%3 -
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I dont think so, but hey, our opinions dont matter.Comment
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A crime that took place purely in your head. For instance writting smut about minors.Originally posted by pstationComment
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I think that if you think of a criminal and illegal crime (in other words an illegal action) then you have thought of an illegal act . . . a crime, and it should be considered criminal in nature and considered an actual crime (or an illegal act) and you should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
It is clear and obvious that all criminal crimes of an illegal nature that are active in your mind should be prosecuted as though you have committed the illegal crime of a criminal nature even if you claim that you weren't really thinking of the illegal criminal crime. Nobody really cares if you were thinking of the criminal crime of an illegal nature or not . . . you should be in jail and that is how it is. Thanks for asking such an insightful, deep qu3stion.Comment
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My brain just exploded, can I have that in 9th grade english pleaseOriginally posted by Hey You . . . I Know You!
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Translation: The answer is obvious . . . so why ask the question?Comment
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The answer really is not obvious. Or should everyone that thinks about killing someone be put in jail for conspiracy for murder?Originally posted by Hey You . . . I Know You!Comment
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The answer is obvious. Just think about it (more).Comment
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You're dumb.Originally posted by Hey You . . . I Know You!
Lets have all murder mystery authors arrested and movie producers also. They saw a crime in their head and simulated it on film or paper. THEY ARE EVIL!
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Someone's been reading 1984
Care about me?
Who?
Me!
Who?Comment
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It happens all the time.. well.. for talking about something. You talk about selling drugs, kidnapping someone, killing someone, you go to jail. BS or no?Comment
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Yes. now STFU!
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Half of the motion pictures out there would be grounds for prosecution.
That may answer the question.Comment
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Originally posted by Paraskass
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Word...Originally posted by AlexSomeone's been reading 1984
I'm actually reading it and halfway through. It is kinda boring.Comment
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Some of you need to have your sarcasm detectors tuned up.
SpaceAceComment
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of course NO.FreeOnes
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yes
and big brother is watching youComment
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I enjoyed itOriginally posted by NembrionicCare about me?
Who?
Me!
Who?Comment
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Originally posted by Hey You . . . I Know You!
you've been watching too much minority report
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fuck reading it, this guy is involved with the church a nursery or is a teacher guaranteed
if you have to ask you know the answer.. .
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This question did not come from reading 1984 though I have read it. It came from looking over past issues in regards to a recent local story about digitally created naked minors.
I do personally think that doing so is pretty sick and disturbing, I am not sure if it should be illegal.Comment
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Huh?Originally posted by aliasfuck reading it, this guy is involved with the church a nursery or is a teacher guaranteed
if you have to ask you know the answer.. .
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Over here(The Netherlands) virtual kiddie porn is also illegal.Originally posted by Lord of the fungi
Any form of kiddieporn should be illegal, also virtual ones.
But you can't be seriously thinking about the thought crime concept.
In some places sextoys are illegal. You want to send someone to jail for thinking about or using a dildo?
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it's really obvious ... so no need to ask that
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i think this is a childish question and no i dont think thought crimes should be a reason for arrest
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I think it's a crime for some people to think at all.
Sleep well, and dream of large women.
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no..did you watch bill maher by chance? lolComment
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