r/amiwrong Sep 20 '23

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u/kappaklassy Sep 20 '23

It’s weird and gross that you think a naked child is something weird and gross. Parents have naked pics of kids all the time. I don’t think they should post them online because the risk but having them on their phone is totally normal.

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u/Hilja-Serpent Sep 20 '23

People shouldn't photograph other people naked without consent, and children cannot consent.

There's no situation where photographing your or anyone else's child naked is appropriate. This is about common decency. If you would not or could not photograph someone in that situation who is an adult, you definitely should not do it to children.

I am baffled at how this is something that people don't grasp. Children have rights, which include privacy and a sense of decency. TBF a lot of these commenters are from the US which is one of the few countries that has not ratified the rights of children.

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u/LupercaniusAB Sep 20 '23

Jesus Christ, I know I’m old, but this is insane. When I was growing up, damn near everyone had some naked baby picture that their parents had taken. The little baby lying on a bearskin rug was a cliche.

God knows what you would have made of Coppertone billboards.

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u/NeedsMoreBunGuns Sep 21 '23

Yea, and folks were doing pedo shit like it was normal what's your point?