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- Why does the government think its ok to block the nude body?
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There are pictures on google images of preteen girls just sitting on rocks or on chairs naked and the government decides it should be called porn so they block it out?! Porn is 2 naked girls using dildos in bed. This is not porn it's just a naked body picture of a preteen. What gives the government the right to block a picture of the human body if it's not porn. Nudity itself is not illegal for preteens so why does the government make it seem like it is!
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- Why does Disney continue to support "celebrities" like Miley Cyrus, Vanessa Anne Hudgens, & Adrienne Bailon?
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Being 15, I am constantly confused as to why Disney chooses to endorse celebrities that set deplorable examples for preteens and adolescent girls. Not to say that they should be perfect, but I believe if you're famous you should try to set a good example for your fans while acting as a role model (especially if you work for Disney where your audience is between the ages of 2-11). Just this morning, I was reading an article that Adrienne Bailon from the Cheetah Girls (which is currently touring) took semi-nude pictures of herself and someone hacked into her computer therefore posting these pictures on the internet. Although, I agree she should be allowed to have as much privacy as the rest of us, it is not possible as paparazzi and ill-minded people are always looking for ways to ruin celebrities while appealing to the general public's thirst. I would think that the stars would know by now that their actions are always being followed by the media. Moreover, I am still baffled as to why Disney supports "celebrities" that set deplorable examples?
It would be nice to know your opinions.
xoxoxoxo
mwaz
lotta luvvies
Hailey
I wasn't trying to start any conflict. I was just simplying asking a question no need to get bitchy and exasperated.
By the way Adrienne Bailon is not a teenager...she is 25...
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- Is he a pedophile?
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I live with the father of my son. We are not married. I have several times found in the history section of the computer that he has looked at pictures (soft porn) of very young girls-not nudes. His explanation the first time (nn lolita, child models) was that he missed his daughter (3yrs). His explanation the second time (nn lolita, nn child models) was that he didn't know it was porn. The third--he just got very defensive and I started to make my leaving plans. And recently, I found he had visited a couple sites and actually went into one. It was a 'preteen' site of 6-10 yr old girls in thongs. Apparently he didn't even have to do a google search.
To view child porn soft or hard is not a criminal offence unless pictures are downloaded to a computer, or it is distributed or traded online. And report him? As what? To who?
I want my son to have a family, but I do not want this man around my family (sisters, nieces). Is he really a pedophile if he just looks at pictures?
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- Is he a pedophile?
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I live with the father of my son. We are not married. I have several times found in the history section of the computer that he has looked at pictures (soft porn) of very young girls-not nudes. His explanation the first time (nn lolita, child models) was that he missed his daughter (3yrs). His explanation the second time (nn lolita, nn child models) was that he didn't know it was porn. The third--he just got very defensive and I started to make my leaving plans. And recently, I found he had visited a couple sites and actually went into one. It was a 'preteen' site of 6-10 yr old girls in thongs. Apparently he didn't even have to do a google search.
To view child porn soft or hard is not a criminal offence unless pictures are downloaded to a computer, or it is distributed or traded online. And report him? As what? To who?
I want my son to have a family, but I do not want this man around my family (sisters, nieces). Is he really a pedophile if he just looks at pictures?
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