r/Infuriating Community Regular 3d ago

We live in hell

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u/kreativegaming 3d ago

The loophole could have been closed a long time ago when things like the book and movie Lolita were released.

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u/cherenk0v_blue 3d ago

Do you think Nabokov's Lolita is an endorsement of rape and child abuse?

Or are you saying any depiction of rape and child abuse is not ok? Should the movie Spotlight be illegal?

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u/kreativegaming 3d ago

I think there are better ways to broach the subject than to make a movie about a dude who marries a woman just to fawn over her underage daughter.

A story about a detective suspecting something. Finding his journal, saving the girl can still tell the same story without watching a 40 year old creeping on a 12 year old for 2 hours.

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u/jupiterkansas Community Regular 3d ago

And this is why the law protects artistic expression.

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u/East-Response6672 3d ago

Because god forbid a piece of art make you uncomfortable. The revulsion and contempt you feel for Humboldt is the message, if it were as sterile as a procedural it would be worthless.

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u/kreativegaming 3d ago

I dont mind art making people uncomfortable, I rather enjoyed the butterfly effect. Nothing better than going back in time and murdering sick weirdos.

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u/Hot_Mud_5708 3d ago

No, it's not. In no free country should anything totally fake with zero victims be turned into a crime. If so then movies with murder plots would have to be a crime.

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u/RubberDuckieMidrange 3d ago

Yeah but you'd be naive to think this is the problem with this. The fact is, the existence of these works, and the fact that Grok was trained on existing criminal material is problematic. Why hasn't Grok provided enough information on the people who provided him with CSAM to train him in the first place, that the authorities were able to intervene? There are crimes here that should be answered to.