"Given that, if a pedophile's going to get child-porn images one way or another, I rather they be made with a computer mesh than with someone's son or daughter."

I agree with that, too. People should be able to make or do all they want in the privacy of their own homes, as long as it doesn't involve other people and they don't distribute it. Distribution or publicizing it makes it wrong in my book.

And I hope you didn't take my words to mean I felt it would trigger it. I'm not sure whether it would or not. Only person who could know that would be someone who experienced it, and even then it would only have validity in their case. Everyone's different.

I'm glad you wrote your congressman about it. More of us should take the initiative.

Is there is a possibility that they aren't welded? If Poser doesn't smooth them, it's because they need to be welded.

Ever known a child who has been molested? The worst thing that can happen to a child. It seems to me they are wanting to protect children from the many awful things that happen every day. I don't think anyone is saying that a person who creates questionable images is a pedophile, but if a pedophile creates those type of images, they are just fueling their screwed up hormones. I haven't made up my mind how I feel about this legislation yet, but I can see why people would like to combat child pornography. I am glad they are concerned about this type of thing. I just hope that they will look at it with a neutral mind and listen to the facts and issues at hand before making up their minds. No one likes to have their artwork censored, but it has always been an issue for those that create vs. those who view/listen/experience the artwork. Many times an artist creates something with one thing in mind while those that see it will take it completely different from the intended message. I don't know where the line should be drawn, but I think it is an issue that should be discussed rationally instead of both sides trying to go to extremes.

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Josh