Does Chocolate make you sick?
30 Sept 2007
I invite you to read the whole story here.
I guess my initial reaction was to say that if you're naiive enough to post pictures of your children on the internet then you shouldn't be suprised that these images might be stolen or misused. It might come as a shock to the Christian homeschooling SAHM who knits or other Normal People who Blog - but the internet is full of kiddy porn and fetishists.
Then on the other hand, passive pc shit like that doesn't do a thing to help the situation. And it doesn't make it any less wrong either.
Anyway, this post is just about me promoting a cause I think is worthwhile, even though I know it's only a drop in the ocean.
I must admit I find the idea of copying someone's knitting or creative images outrageous but thought this crusade was a bit cliche. Luckily I'm self-aware enough to question myself and realise that this reaction was completely FITH.
I guess my initial reaction was to say that if you're naiive enough to post pictures of your children on the internet then you shouldn't be suprised that these images might be stolen or misused. It might come as a shock to the Christian homeschooling SAHM who knits or other Normal People who Blog - but the internet is full of kiddy porn and fetishists.
Then on the other hand, passive pc shit like that doesn't do a thing to help the situation. And it doesn't make it any less wrong either.
Anyway, this post is just about me promoting a cause I think is worthwhile, even though I know it's only a drop in the ocean.
I must admit I find the idea of copying someone's knitting or creative images outrageous but thought this crusade was a bit cliche. Luckily I'm self-aware enough to question myself and realise that this reaction was completely FITH.
posted by knitabulous at Sunday, September 30, 2007 |
