I thought her stuff technically very good, good use of colour although some of the proportions etc were downright bizarre.However the subject matter often left a lot to be desired. But then is acceptability much like humour: entirely subjective? There was an excellent point made the other day about the normalisation of illegal fantasies, the more cartoon paedophilia that floats about on the net the less impact it has and therefore the more accepted it may become. But does this mean that all dA users want to go out and fuck wild animals? I would hope that most healthy, sane individuals can distinguish between images made for their own titilation and going outside to do the real thing.
None of ^this means I encourage the creation of fictional child porn images, I'm just saying what has been said over and over the last couple of days - the issue is a very tricky one. Either we stamp all over everything that could cause offense (including mongychops' kids tv stuff), or tread carefully and judge each case in isolation, the latter of which is always going to cause upset when different people's standards vary.
(None of ^this means I encourage the creation of fictional child porn images, I'm just saying what has been said over and over the last couple of days - the issue is a very tricky one. Either we stamp all over everything that could cause offense (including mongychops' kids tv stuff), or tread carefully and judge each case in isolation, the latter of which is always going to cause upset when different people's standards vary.
drimble he'd been white, he'd been black,
Mon 15 Oct 2012, 15:14,
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I can't argue with a single word of that.I believe there are studies that link porn and sex-crime, but it appears it is entirely down to individuals, not the content.
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TheSundaeLunch I'm a fucking shrub, alright?,
Mon 15 Oct 2012, 15:25,
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:)See also - a few mentally ill kids playing violent computer games or watching action films, then going out to hurt or kill people resulting in a ban or age restrictions for everyone else.
( drimble he'd been white, he'd been black,
Mon 15 Oct 2012, 15:29,
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