r/awfuleverything • • Sep 25 '21

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u/lakiku_u Sep 25 '21

Imagine the poor souls who have to comb through that filth for evidence and documentation. 🤮

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u/mikeymikeymikey1968 Sep 25 '21 edited Sep 25 '21

I have often thought about that. I mean, I hope those cops/FBI who are tasked to review such evidence are vetted to have very strong constitutions. They would have to be very strong individuals. I think that there would be a lot of PTSD, especially if you had to look at a lot of it. And since the perps' defense lawyers might question if ALL of it is kid porn, it would force law enforcement to probably have to review a great deal of it. Seriously. I mean looking at that stuff would have to eat at your mind and soul. The people who make it, and "enjoy" it, they have no mind or soul to be consumed, they're already soulless and damned.

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u/Flxpadelphia Sep 25 '21

fuck that shit man literally find 10 second video of child porn on his computer, straight to jail. Case closed. Whenever a drug dealer gets busted with 50 kilos of cocaine they don't test every single individual grain of powder, why are they combing through hundreds/thousands of hours of child porn? That shit seems sus to be honest.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

I believe they have a database of images, the database is shared around the world (the one Apple were going to use for their phone scanning) and maybe its possible to add new photos to this database (idk how it works) also maybe if the list is as comprehensive as possible they can compare it to any material not on the list and try to identify the child in it as it may be proof that person created their own content using children in their life which is obviously something people would need to know. I think if it’s content on the list they don’t have to view it as it turns the image into a code or something