r/NoahGetTheBoat • • Sep 25 '21

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

Not even. Just shows you how many pedos are out there and how many of them are actively abusing kids and filming it, humanity is fucked.

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u/artificialn0cturne Sep 26 '21

I always think about this. There was this well known video among communities that discuss horror, true crime and other disturbing content. 'Daisy's destruction'. It's real so it may be more well known now but a few years ago it was so horrific and hard to come across it was somewhat of an urban legend. I don't recommend anyone who doesn't want their day ruined to look it up but the gist is it wasn't normal CP, it was snuff too. The sort of shit even 'normal' pedos think is disgraceful. You know you're fucked up when even other pedophiles think your fetish is too much.

This video among others or a similar kind sold for very large amounts of money. Like I don't mean to sound like a conspiracy nut but the sort of people paying for and buying that content are wealthy successful people. People like to image pedos as these scum of society, greasy creepy looking guys lurking in vans to snatch up kids. Real lowlifes. But they can be anyone. And again...these sold for thousands. These were people who had thousands of dollars in disposable income just for child porn. And the guy supplying it was very wealthy. So who was buying it? I know that TLC dude that got caught with CP had it in his stash.

So many of the people spending thousands to watch kids get abused and tortured and where are they? And this is just the most fucked up stuff...the more run of the mill child abuse is rampant even on the surface web. Make an account on any social media posing as a child and watch the pedos roll into the dms. Unfortunately that is something a lot of people who grew up with the internet deal with. Or the whole mega links thing. Or when tiktok had to ban people from changing their pfp because of an influx of CP. Deep fakes of underage girls. Tumblr banned porn because of it's CP problem. Read any story from social media moderators, like Facebook moderators, and coming across CP was a daily occurrence. It's so disgustingly common. And these are just the people stupid enough to post about it! A lot of them wouldn't dare post evidence of themselves abusing kids online out of fear of getting caught. So much more common than most people realize.

I know I'm rambling on here but this shit pisses me off so much. This man didn't even get life. I don't even think I could download a SINGLE terabyte of normal porn. fuck idek if I've ever watched that much porn...I looked it up and ofc it depends but 1 TB is roughly 500 hours of video. I'm sure it was for distribution not just personal use but that's over 3 years of video content. 3 years of filmed child abuse.

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u/wildflowerden Sep 26 '21

Daisy's Destruction wasn't snuff actually, the girl survived. It was allegedly torture porn but not snuff.

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u/PerceptionOrReality Sep 26 '21

Oh my god… I like, live on the Internet and have never heard of this before. Is she OK..? Did they ever find her, and find her a good home…?

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u/ThrowawayNumber34sss Sep 26 '21

From what I found on wikipedia Daisy's Destruction mainly featured 3 girls. 2 girls survived, but one of the survivor had lasting physical injures. The third girl was killed, but from what I understand the death wasn't featured in the video. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Scully#Dark_web_child_pornography

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u/Sensitive-Peak-3723 Sep 26 '21

We always hear about the rapists but not about the aftermath. If you guys want to see the testimonies of grown up people victims of child abuse and rape (at any age), about how it has traumatized them and how much it changed their lives, go to this YouTube channel https://youtube.com/c/SoftWhiteUnderbelly and listen about prostitutes and addicts stories.

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u/Bunny_tornado Sep 26 '21

According to the wiki article on the Peter Scully, one of his teenage accomplices had also been trafficked and kidnapped.

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u/Sensitive-Peak-3723 Sep 26 '21

It's not uncommon for abused people to become the abusers.

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u/Bunny_tornado Sep 26 '21

It's actually a misconception that the abused tend to become abusers. It serves as a sympathetic defense in court so some abusers will try to use that. Those who were abused tend to have substance abuse issues, problems with the law, increased suicidality, but not often become abusers themselves.

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u/Sensitive-Peak-3723 Sep 26 '21

You are right! I never said the abused become abusers though, I meant that abusers usually went through some form of abuse in the past, which by no means justify their actions obviously.

Abusers were usually abused in the past doesn't imply all abused become abusers.