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The Pros And Cons Of Cyberbullying

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Anyone with a device that has Wi-Fi capabilities can easily log onto the internet and type in three simple letters; XXX. Typing in these letters will bring up thousands of databases filled with pornography, including that of virtual child pornography. The matter of using children as sexual objects is morally wrong, law or no law, virtually generated or not. To force children to perform sexual activities, even on camera is very harmful and a crime, even though the courts know this, the approval of virtually generated child pornography, has been approved for quite some time now because it supposedly does not put an actual child in harm’s way, yet it provokes sexual predators the idea to fantasize about children and/ or even persuade a sexual predator to seek out children to perform these sexual activities in person for them. …show more content…

In this essay, the author

  • Opines that using children as sexual objects is morally wrong, law or no law, virtually generated or not. to force children to perform sexual activities, even on camera is harmful and a crime.
  • Explains that cyberbullying is the term used on the internet to harass, intimidate or cause harm to another person.
  • Opines that even guardians can be punished for child endangerment, which does not mean that the child has physically been abused, but they can also be prosecuted for things that could happen.
  • Opines that there is a way in which one doesn't need to use an actual image to generate virtual person, but that the ones that are publishing these videos are not morphing images of actual children that they find through the endless possibilities of the internet database.
  • Opines that when dealing with an issue such as that involves children, every aspect of the situation must be taken into consideration and viewed from every angle. they reject the principle of utilianism which may cause "the greatest happiness" in the matter of virtual child pornography.
  • Opines that child pornography causes behaviors and encourages ideas that are wrong, such as one might get the idea of kidnapping a child for his or her pleasure.
  • Argues that the cppa prohibits speech that records no crime and creates novictims by its production.
  • Explains that the government approved virtual child pornography because of a loophole in the system. children's lives are at stake, and once on the internet you can never take those images down.

Although Cyberbullying has yet to be established as a law, this type of act provokes people to act out in such ways leading to suicides, or public shootings. Cyberbullying tends to take on a life of it’s on; for example if an individual takes an unflattering picture of someone of virtually change a picture of someone and post it online and write some awful comments, then that individual is now exposed to not only one person bullying him or her, but possibly their classmates to bully them. Virtual child pornography is the same as cyberbullying; it is used for the advantage of one individual with disregards to another (by putting this person in harms way). Virtual child pornography sends more than one individual to attack that person even if

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