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/pol/ imps?

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Americans want to have a civil war over homosexuals, abortion, and illegal immigrants, but no one cares that the USA is a bankrupt warmongering police state.

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>>3957855 (OP)
but no headline says who was prosecuted in this case? And what was the case?

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Also what does "privately possess" mean can you publicly possess something as well?

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>>3957964
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2026/08/26/federal-judge-warns-law-is-being-left-behind-by-ai-sex-abuse-images/?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social

This is the original article
The phrase privately possess seems to imply that there are no legal issues when someone has owned ai 'p privately

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>>3957855 (OP)
so based and muttpilled

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>>3957991
it tells me to pay 2 bucks a month to read this

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>>3957991
what if someone owns it publicly would there be legal issues then?

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>>3957998
Forget it it's a waste of money

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The government destroys the economy by making everything illegal.

The government then tries to boost the economy by increasing military spending.

When the people realize that their country is not worth defending, the government then resorts to slavery to get workers.

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>>3958000
the article says
>"If all you can do is privately possess something, well, how do you come into possession of it? Either you produce it, or you receive it from somewhere," she said. Lee's ruling does not protect acts like downloading images from a third-party site or taking a laptop or phone storing the images outside the home, Pfefferkorn said.

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Were did the training data come from to be able to produce those images?

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>>3957998
archive.today archives bypass the paywalls
https://archive.ph/T7w9K

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Yeah but they were likely 99% trained on real 'p jsid

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>>3958028
thanks, geg it's blocked by my isp

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>>3958036
it might have been some ai tranime pics americans cant tell the difference



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