Most people in a loving relationship would not even imagine their relationship is going to go tits up (excuse the pun) let alone that the person they most trusted in the whole world would stoop so low as to post their pic and details on the web. I hope those posting them also receive jail time.
Finally Justice for victims of revenge porn site - 18 years Jail
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MacB
Lover of things that come in 3's
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USA - massive consumers that like to beat up on their suppliers in a splurge of moral outrage.
Smokin Joe
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Unfortunately, break ups can bring out the hidden dark side in a lot of people. There's only a thin dividing line between love and hate.
sackville d
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Now is not the time such mundane-ties.I just knew I had to do something pretty drastic.
Tin Pot
Guru
Absolutely.
A woman should be able to explore her sexuality with her partner and expect him to respect her privacy long after any relationship passes.
I see it as form of oppression that there is fear attached to opening up. That fear might well be justified but that doesn't make it right.
Is it really too much to ask for a little respect after sharing so much?
This is not about some exhibitionist putting some photos on Facebook and regretting the outcome or a one night stand after a night of boozing. These are private moments between individuals with great deal of trust involved.
If you read the report, some of them have lost their jobs, their relationships and in once case the victim's family disowned her. They were also belittled and made to feel guilty by the Police when they first reported it.
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vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
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And if they hadn't allowed their friends/partners to take their photographs in the nude then they wouldn't be able to be exploited by unscrupulous gits. The consequences of their initial acts of folly were unforeseen but totally avoidable if they hadn't allowed them to happen in the first place.
somewhere Vernon someone is getting off on that lovely photo of you.
i was nearly sick just thinking about that , not that your not a handsome dude but as you said somethings don't need photographing and posting on the internet
You surprise me here, Vernon. These revenge porn sites are part of a wider misogyny that women experience on the internet. It's not equivalent that you post pictures of yourself of your own volition.
Cyclopathic
Veteran
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That does not excuse what he did. The only people they could have harmed was themselves but this guy exploited their naivety, vanity and misery for profit. They are two seperate issues and I'm surprised that you have conflated them to justify his actions. The two things need to be addressed separately regardless of what one may think about silly people posting explicit pics.
vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
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I'm not excusing what he or the revenge porn posters did nor am I justifying what he did. They are all exploitative twats. I'm just presenting the other side of the argument.
swee'pea99
Legendary Member
What is exactly the other side of the argument? Are the victims to be blamed for trusting someone.
Thats like saying to someone - serves you right for buying the expensive bike. It was bound to be stolen.
Hitchington
Lovely stuff
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Not really sure there is another side.
