npub1nv0qcmgdhv0nmetyh24evlaazpahlhfh9uz4rr7vwmuls2wy9pys7hskkw (npub1nv0…skkw) Hoss “Cyber Jester” Delgado (npub1scj…el3p)
> information wants to be free
Applying this slogan to porn is just braindead.
Serious question: Do you also apply this principle to AI generated CP? What about real CP, just sitting on someone's hard drive, not produced by them? That's also "just information" after all, so does it get to be freely shared as well?
If you think that's different, what's the reasoning behind it?
There's a lot of "information" that's not protected by the 1st A, and that's a good thing. Among those is incitement to violence, and defamation, if I'm not mistaken. I'm not a lawyer nor a US citizen though, and would much rather look at this from an ethical point of view.
Taylan Kammer /
npub1y2…325vu
2024-01-28 06:53:29
in reply to nevent1q…dtc2
Author Public Key
npub1y2c5xh7ss2pmgd474whhe7gmnws668a8pkcdkrc9u8409z2mcxesy325vuPublished at
2024-01-28 06:53:29Event JSON
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