I have direct evidences that MET-ART has been selling underage porn for 7 years

RawAlex · 2006-03-14, 09:36 AM

Jay, Mr Douglas has already put an appearance in at the Zoo, and honestly, his answers were less than encouraging. IN a round about way, he admitted that the page in question existed, but that Met-art didn't sell the book themselves, but Amazon did the selling.

It gets to the same question as always: Porn is legal, and surprisingly, some forms of "nude child art" is legal as well, but when a porn site is promoting or marketing child art, is it in fact legal? Just as importantly, is it acceptable within the framework of the adult online business?

While I don't like the way this guy came blowing onto the boards with this, the questions raised here and elsewhere are at least valid in passing.

Alex

2006-03-14, 09:36 AM	#11
RawAlex Took the hint. Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,597	Jay, Mr Douglas has already put an appearance in at the Zoo, and honestly, his answers were less than encouraging. IN a round about way, he admitted that the page in question existed, but that Met-art didn't sell the book themselves, but Amazon did the selling. It gets to the same question as always: Porn is legal, and surprisingly, some forms of "nude child art" is legal as well, but when a porn site is promoting or marketing child art, is it in fact legal? Just as importantly, is it acceptable within the framework of the adult online business? While I don't like the way this guy came blowing onto the boards with this, the questions raised here and elsewhere are at least valid in passing. Alex