I'm surprised some sick bastards haven't tried to challenge that law then under like a 1st amendment violation. Although good luck to them for finding a sympathetic judge/jury.I'm totally certain. It's a federal crime. You don't need to involve a child to be found guilty of producing CP. It just has to be depicting sex with a minor.
There was just a story in the news a few weeks ago about someone in Alaska being charged for it after he used AI to generate images of kids, even though no actual kids were involved. https://www.newsweek.com/army-soldier-charged-using-ai-child-pornography-1944832
At the very least, I think it's common sense to say that the kind of video we're talking about with the doll could be viewed that way by the DOJ, and that it would be extremely ill advised to make that kind of content for that reason. Not gross – I agree with you about that though – but a bad idea. And it would also be a bad idea to watch those kinds of videos or have them downloaded on your computer for the same reason.
In the story you linked, the person is being charged with creating CSAM of actual children he knew. So to say "no actual kids were involved" is inaccurate. This isn't the same thing that Fiona does. A doll is not the same as creating CP of actual children.There was just a story in the news a few weeks ago about someone in Alaska being charged for it after he used AI to generate images of kids, even though no actual kids were involved. https://www.newsweek.com/army-soldier-charged-using-ai-child-pornography-1944832
No I don't think it's "common sense." Things like lolicon for example have gone through US courts and been declared legal, so I don't know why doll videos would be any different. Again, the fundamental difference we're looking at is whether actual real life children were involved. If they aren't, courts are not likely to charge with anything.At the very least, I think it's common sense to say that the kind of video we're talking about with the doll could be viewed that way by the DOJ, and that it would be extremely ill advised to make that kind of content for that reason.
I imagine people will continue to target her, which will make it difficult to create a consistent income if she can't avoid getting banned from everything again. But in terms of legal ramifications, I doubt anything will come of it.Obviously she lost her site but do you think fiona can expect any further ramifications?
In the story you linked, the person is being charged with creating CSAM of actual children he knew. So to say "no actual kids were involved" is inaccurate. This isn't the same thing that Fiona does. A doll is not the same as creating CP of actual children.
No I don't think it's "common sense." Things like lolicon for example have gone through US courts and been declared legal, so I don't know why doll videos would be any different. Again, the fundamental difference we're looking at is whether actual real life children were involved. If they aren't, courts are not likely to charge with anything.
Looks like you only skimmed through the articles you linked here as well.I only skimmed that article having heard about the story elsewhere.
It has. The Supreme Court has stuck down bans on this type of material. Read here: https://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/00-795.ZS.htmlAlso, lolicon hasn't made its way through the federal courts well.
You realize that Congress passed the PROTECT Act in 2003 in response to the Ashcroft decision, right? You're aware Ashcroft was a decision regarding a different law, right? You realize that the over broad assertion has been challenged by various federal courts of appeals, right?It has. The Supreme Court has stuck down bans on this type of material. Read here: https://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/00-795.ZS.html
I don't know why I bothered spending my time on this. Everything you linked just proved my point. I can't believe I'm debating someone who thinks having sex with a plastic doll should be illegal.
What does this have to do with anything? The PROTECT Act says what I've been saying to you this whole time; that one of the fundamental aspects of this kind of sexually explicit material is whether or not actual children are involved in some way. You can just read this on Wikipedia:You realize that Congress passed the PROTECT Act in 2003 in response to the Ashcroft decision, right? You're aware Ashcroft was a decision regarding a different law, right? You realize that the over broad assertion has been challenged by various federal courts of appeals, right?
Yes, but the violation of this law isn't about the material itself, it's about the trafficking of the commerce. It says this directly in the case. This is why I said it was used to build the case against him. When I read your posts, all I can see is motivated reasoning. You're desperately searching for anything that can be used to say "look see, some guy (kinda, sorta, maybe) went to prison for it, therefore it's bad."in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1462
No, the plea deal here says: "In exchange for the benefit conveyed by this plea agreement, the defendant knowingly and intentionally waives (gives up) any right he might to challenge the constitutionality of 18 U.S.C. 1466A(b)(1) in any form, directly or indirectly." This literally means he isn't going to argue about the Simpsons porn being fine, because he's admitting guilt on all aspects of the case (which means the CP he actually got caught with).As for the second case, it's 100% clear, because he entered a plea agreement where he specifically agreed it was images involving The Simpsons
As I told you, if you want to watch videos of women grinding on baby dolls, you don't need my permission. I'm not going to keep going back and forth with you on this.What does this have to do with anything? The PROTECT Act says what I've been saying to you this whole time; that one of the fundamental aspects of this kind of sexually explicit material is whether or not actual children are involved in some way. You can just read this on Wikipedia:
- "Prohibits computer-generated child pornography when "(B) such visual depiction is a computer image or computer-generated image that is, or appears virtually indistinguishable from that of a minor engaging in sexually explicit conduct"; (as amended by 1466A for Section 2256(8)(B) of title 18, United States Code)."
Yes, but the violation of this law isn't about the material itself, it's about the trafficking of the commerce. It says this directly in the case. This is why I said it was used to build the case against him. When I read your posts, all I can see is motivated reasoning. You're desperately searching for anything that can be used to say "look see, some guy (kinda, sorta, maybe) went to prison for it, therefore it's bad."
No, the plea deal here says: "In exchange for the benefit conveyed by this plea agreement, the defendant knowingly and intentionally waives (gives up) any right he might to challenge the constitutionality of 18 U.S.C. 1466A(b)(1) in any form, directly or indirectly." This literally means he isn't going to argue about the Simpsons porn being fine, because he's admitting guilt on all aspects of the case (which means the CP he actually got caught with).
I'll just ask plainly: do you think that the content Fiona has made SHOULD be illegal? Or do you just think it's bad? Because I genuinely have no idea what point you're making with all this, and if you don't even care then what are you doing here?
Wrong. You're reading intentions into my posts that aren't there, and it's weird.You're desperately searching for anything that can be used to say "look see, some guy (kinda, sorta, maybe) went to prison for it, therefore it's bad."
I mean gooning in general isn’t necessarily healthy stop gooning 2025As I told you, if you want to watch videos of women grinding on baby dolls, you don't need my permission. I'm not going to keep going back and forth with you on this.
Wrong. You're reading intentions into my posts that aren't there, and it's weird.
I've already made it abundantly clear in my posts what my point is. Being turned on by this stuff is classified as a mental illness in both the DSM-V and the ICD-10. Those are facts, not opinions or arguments.
So is all the information I provided about people being incarcerated for possessing CSAM that doesn't involve real life children but depicts it. You're either choosing to misread things or just flat out don't understand it. I'm not going to tell you what I do for a living, but let's just say I have a job where I know that I'm right on this. If you don't want to believe me, that's fine. I'm not going to keep arguing with you about it, and I'm obviously not giving you anything other than my word to go off of so I don't dox myself.
And if you want to rationalize watching videos of a woman simulating sex with an infant as something that's totally healthy, you're only hurting yourself and I hope someday you realize that. If you don't, at least I tried. Have a happy life.
NoI mean gooning in general isn’t necessarily healthy stop gooning 2025
I wonder if Sloansmoans name change was a result of Fiona getting banned everywhere. Potentially trying to distance herself from her own past extreme AP videos to avoid consequences.
She quit making them like a year ago because people wouldn't stop leaking the vids. She still sold old ones to people that asked though.I didn't know sloansmoans was doing that stuff. I'm curious why she was able to hide it for so long
where are those leaked sloanmoans vidsShe quit making them like a year ago because people wouldn't stop leaking the vids. She still sold old ones to people that asked though.
She wasn't as blatant as Fiona and didn't really advertise that she offered those type of vids.
Her vids weren't as extreme as Fiona's, but I'm sure the same people that went after Fiona would be upset with Sloans vids as well.
Best bet is checking CWTV. There’s a few on there, I can try to find the names if I have time. It’s a lot of daddy Ageplay stuff, usually the numbers don’t go below 61 ()where are those leaked sloanmoans vids
She's super deep into taboo. Its like her main kink and while she's very much dialed in on it getting off n whatnot, that doesnt make her fucked in the head or unwell. She got attacked because she got too comfortable and keep going publicly with certain material like the bb-doll stuff which Im not into but she should have never posted that let alone openly on her website. Also, That pet play vid was a misunderstanding that wasn't cleared up which was unfair on the clip sites part to my best knowledge. Again she got the hammer because she got reckless and didn't keep herself in check.I'm late to the discussion but I'll be honest...I think the reason she got busted is because I think she's like genuinely fucked in the head. Super hot, sexy as hell, but like mentally unwell. I had a cam call with her a few years ago when she still offered that sort of thing and when she asked me if I was ok with mother son roleplay I was like, "nah, not really my thing," and she basically was like, ok well its mine and I need to do it to get off so if you don't mind I'm still going to refer to myself as your mommy. Like, it was still hot, but bizarre. Not to mention if you've ever seen her reddit comments, she only comments on incest and ageplay stories talking about how hot they are. I get trying to drum up business and maybe looking like you are into something for the $$$, but I genuinely think this is something she is deeply into and its a dangerous path to tread lightly on.