1 posted on
05/21/2002 9:30:51 AM PDT by
jgrubbs
To: jgrubbs
without a purpose of marketing a product or service Offer widgets for sale and you are in compliance with the law.
To: jgrubbs
While I'm for the idea, the way this law is written seems rather open-ended and easy to abuse, and does not seem difficult to circumvent.
3 posted on
05/21/2002 9:37:53 AM PDT by
El Sordo
To: jgrubbs
Here comes the ACLU-Libertarian faction..batten down the hatches!
To: jgrubbs
Wouldn't this criminalize the children's pageant circuit?
5 posted on
05/21/2002 9:40:07 AM PDT by
OBAFGKM
To: jgrubbs
What an idiot law. I love how people always think there should be new exceptions to the First Amendment.
If the people supporting this law are serious in their contentions then why shouldn't all the Sunday newspaper ads featuring girls in training bras and underwear be outlawed? Or the Sears catalog? Or websites that feature juvenile cheerleaders? Can't pedophiles use those to whet their appetite?
13 posted on
05/21/2002 10:55:03 AM PDT by
gdani
To: jgrubbs
Before we decide if this is good or bad, would anyone care to step up and offer a case for the constitutionality of this being a federal law?
17 posted on
05/21/2002 4:12:23 PM PDT by
eno_
To: jgrubbs
Can't they charge the parents with corruption of a minor, or such? That seems like a pretty quick way to end these sites.
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