Privacy for child porn offenders?
This is unbelievable. Now while I think that privacy rights of individuals are important, if you are a part of the chain that helps child porn, you have no rights.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20080410.wbeerad_acto...
I agree with the changes to the privacy laws for ISPs to offer logs to law enforcement to assist in investigations. This is a tool for law enforcement to crack down on these offenders. Without it, finding these people would be difficult at best. These people are willfully assisting in the child abuse. By downloading child pornography, it is perpetuating the problem.
If you are a pervert and you are downloading thse types of images, you have no rights.
Also... I hope he goes to jail for a very long time.
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Alexander Keith DIED for that porn
Wow... I always assumed that he got the hook from the commercials because he was a loud-mouthed annoying jerk.
Who knew?
While what he allegedly did is reprehensible, I can't help but think "Where do we draw the line". A couple weeks after the Canadian Kangaroo Courts have admitted to stealing a private citizen's wireless internet connection to post hate messages on a white supremacist website in order to goad someone there into saying something racist and offensive, I question at which point you draw the line.
:)