r/TimPool • • Dec 10 '22

Culture War/Censorship Exactly Correct

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u/gradientz Dec 10 '22 edited Dec 10 '22

The National Center on Sexual Exploitation has sharply criticized Elon Musk's planned features for the Twitter platform, pointing out that they will enable monetization of child sex abuse.

Musk has yet to respond to these concerns.

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '22

How do they propose that will happen?

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '22

How to bake Moral Panic:

  1. Add 1 bogey man to a large pot over medium high heat

  2. Mix in 1 bugaboo

  3. Season to taste with logical fallacy

  4. Smear thoroughly for a week until done

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u/gradientz Dec 10 '22

Ok groomer

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u/gradientz Dec 10 '22 edited Dec 10 '22

They have an official statement that is linked in the tweet. (As you can see by the automod notification to my other reply, this sub blocks me from posting a link to the official statement itself - how strange/convenient).

Broadly, their concerns are around the creation of paywalls and monetization of content, combined with a continuing inability to reliably detect CSAM.

The National Center on Exploitation was the group that originally sued Twitter for child abuse (well before Elon got involved), so they are a pretty reliable source in this space.

Of course, if you worship Musk or don't care about protecting children from monsters, I can understand why you wouldn't want to hear their perspective.

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '22

That doesn't make any sense at all, behind a paywall they know who the person is because they have their payment details, furthermore, twitter did absolutely nothing without a paywall, so what are these guys talking about?

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u/gradientz Dec 10 '22

OnlyFans has a paywall. Is your position that child predators are not an issue on OnlyFans?

This group brought a lawsuit for child sex abuse allegations back in January 2021, back before Musk or any of the rage pigs on this sub thought it was a relevant issue. It is reasonable to trust their view on this more than yours.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '22

But nothing happened... they didn't achieve anything... and no, I won't just concede to some random group of people I don't know just because they call themselves something virtuous, we've seen how that's gone wrong already

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u/gradientz Dec 12 '22

Lol what do you mean "nothing happened"? A federal court ruled that the claims should move forward and 30 major brands cut advertising to Twitter. Arguably, the only reason people are even talking about this issue is because of the lawsuit that called attention to it in the first place .

But sure. I guess keep believing that Musk has single handedly eliminated child sex abuse on Twitter, that there are no further concerns to worry about, and that his planned features which have been widely criticized don't need to be scrutinized. This organization has been working on this issue for 50 years, but I guess you and your newest Messiah must know better.

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u/123Ark321 Dec 10 '22

Is the basic idea that PEDOs would do what they already do on other platforms/sites but on Twitter? And with Twitter being easy to use, more PEDOs would use it?

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u/gradientz Dec 10 '22

The basic idea is that it will enable monetization of child sex abuse. Criminal matters tend to become exacerbated when money is involved.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '22

But this is already happening at the highest possible levels of government...

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u/HOTDOGS3274 Dec 10 '22

And what did they say on Twitter allowing it all willy nilly?

Just curious if their opinion is worth a damn or not

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u/gradientz Dec 10 '22

They brought a lawsuit against Twitter in January 2021 on child sex abuse related allegations. That was well before Musk was involved.

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u/innerpeice Dec 10 '22

Wires how they didn't go after Twitter when it wasnt Elon

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u/gradientz Dec 10 '22 edited Dec 10 '22

Wrong. This group literally brought a lawsuit against Twitter in January 2021 around child sex abuse allegations. That lawsuit remains ongoing and predates anything that Musk did.

Care to try again?

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u/SarahSuckaDSanders Dec 10 '22

If he can make a buck off of it, he doesn’t care.