Justice Thomas too forecasted that “technology may evolve to the point where it becomes impossible to enforce actual child pornography laws because the Government cannot prove that certain pornographic images are of real children.” In his view, “if technological advances thwart prosecution of ‘unlawful speech,’ the Government may well have a compelling interest in barring or otherwise regulating some narrow category of ‘lawful speech’ in order to enforce effectively laws against pornography made through the abuse of real children.”

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    2 days ago

    My first comment said:

    There is currently no good evidence that consuming child porn leads to abusive behaviour - there is some contradictory evidence of the kind you mentioned.

    As such I think it should be legal unless it is established that it actually does lead to harmful behaviour.

    Next time, try and pay more attention to the comments you’re replying to. You should have understood this already.