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Main Forums => The Roundtable => Topic started by: MillCreek on September 23, 2021, 03:05:52 PM
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By Washington state law, viewing, creating, sharing, or selling child pornography is considered child abuse, and if a healthcare provider finds out about this, we are obligated to report it to Child Protective Services. A patient came in and told his behavioral health therapist that he liked to look at child pornography. So we made the mandatory report.
I now come to find out, due to the angry patient calling me, that CPS has changed their process. It used to be that CPS did a mandatory notification to law enforcement about people creating, sharing, or selling child pornography. They now do a mandatory notification about viewing it as well. The patient found out about this when a detective showed up on his doorstep. The patient was unhappy that we violated his privacy and I had to double-check on how the police found out about this.
The moral of the story is even if you want mental health help with child pornography, be careful who you mention it to. Your healthcare provider may be obligated to notify some sort of authorities about it, be they Child Protective Services and/or the local cops.
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Aww, is Herbert the Pervert mad because he can’t indulge in his degeneracy, for which he belongs in a woodchipper?
Tell him to move to Cali and wait a few years because child molestation will be legal there first and soon.
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Not just legal, mandatory!
And if you complain, it's off to canceled city for you.
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Being careful about who you say what to is kind of a given, these days. "Guns? What guns?"
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MillCreek,
Is there a medical or psychological professional that would be expected to treat that kind of disorder without involving the cops? Other than an interested father, whose treatment might be a little unorthodox, I mean.
On the one hand I don’t have much sympathy for that kind of person.
On the other, if such a person wanted to receive treatment that would seem to reduce the chances they would be willing to.
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Define "child pornography."
And then take a good look at what is popular on pornhub...
And... If Santa gets visited by some of the private school females, and they desire a photo with Santa, Santa's elves are instructed to get them in, placed for the photo, and GONE as fast as possible.
Yeah, they still wear those cute plaid skirts. And more than a few of those young ladies have been hemming them higher and higher. Santa is smiling in the photo, and both of his hands are high in the air, white gloves visible, and definitely not touching those who would wish to have "a little fun" with making Santa uncomfy.
I frickin' hate catholic schoolgirls.
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. . . A patient came in and told his behavioral health therapist that he liked to look at child pornography. So we made the mandatory report.
I now come to find out, due to the angry patient calling me, that CPS has changed their process. . . .
Be careful - sometimes angry words might be the least an outed perv would do to the person he knows reported him.
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Define "child pornography."
And then take a good look at what is popular on pornhub...
I'll pass on that and take your word for it.
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Define "child pornography."
And then take a good look at what is popular on pornhub...
And... If Santa gets visited by some of the private school females, and they desire a photo with Santa, Santa's elves are instructed to get them in, placed for the photo, and GONE as fast as possible.
Yeah, they still wear those cute plaid skirts. And more than a few of those young ladies have been hemming them higher and higher. Santa is smiling in the photo, and both of his hands are high in the air, white gloves visible, and definitely not touching those who would wish to have "a little fun" with making Santa uncomfy.
I frickin' hate catholic schoolgirls.
It is defined in the law in the various states. Usually involving sexual acts with an underage kid. I am not aware of any state that includes sex between two adults no matter what outfits they are wearing.
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This was in Texas. Not sure where the American Library Association is based.
School Board Squirms As Mom Reads Them The Gay Porn In Books Available To Students
https://www.dailywire.com/news/watch-mom-reads-graphic-gay-porn-found-in-school-library-to-school-board
A Virginia mom found that books graphically depicting pedophilia were in her child’s school as part of its commitment to diversity and inclusion — so she read from them, verbatim, to the school board.
The school board’s reaction was ironic: It silenced her, citing that there were children in the room.
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