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LisaL

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16. So you are claiming the burden is on whoever got those videos (even if they didn't ask for them) is
Thu Nov 23, 2017, 02:37 AM
Nov 2017

to keep them private? Seriously? What sense does that make? What if somebody send it to me and I wanted to give that to the police? I now shared it with someone, so I am guilty?

That's it. That's the ticket. He is a victim. Sneederbunk Nov 2017 #1
another anonymous claimant. maybe he is being extorted eh? nt msongs Nov 2017 #2
Thats what it sounds like jberryhill Nov 2017 #4
This message was self-deleted by its author LisaL Nov 2017 #7
As far as I can see he is a victim Loki Liesmith Nov 2017 #3
And some people here totally buying it. LisaL Nov 2017 #5
This Shit Is A Tit For Tat Grassy Knoll Nov 2017 #6
I'm not a lawyer..and I don't play one on tv... sarah FAILIN Nov 2017 #8
That's my question as well. LisaL Nov 2017 #9
It's almost like a Saturday Night Live take on a penis picture womanofthehills Nov 2017 #67
In Texas releasing nude photos sent to you without permission of the individual is against the law. tammywammy Nov 2017 #10
What if said individual send you these photos without you asking for them? LisaL Nov 2017 #11
It is a Class A misdemeanor tammywammy Nov 2017 #15
She doesn't admit to publicly posting it. LisaL Nov 2017 #18
She shared it with someone and it's been posted on the internet. tammywammy Nov 2017 #21
Actually, we don't know what ended up on the internet. LisaL Nov 2017 #22
I say turn them over to the proper law enforcement, not publicly Luz Nov 2017 #45
I still don't agree with the law, because it puts burden on a receiver of images to LisaL Nov 2017 #52
Only if she was in Texas? sarah FAILIN Nov 2017 #12
I don't think this would qualify as revenge porn. LisaL Nov 2017 #13
Agreed sarah FAILIN Nov 2017 #17
Revenge porn or nonconsensual pornography is illegal in most states and DC madville Nov 2017 #14
So you are claiming the burden is on whoever got those videos (even if they didn't ask for them) is LisaL Nov 2017 #16
That's the law in Texas madville Nov 2017 #19
Doesn't sound like a good law. LisaL Nov 2017 #20
There are versions of it in 40 states and DC now madville Nov 2017 #23
Well, I think it's bizarre that I would be required to keep private something sent to me, whether I LisaL Nov 2017 #24
So, imagine you're in a relationship with someone. tammywammy Nov 2017 #25
The woman in question claims she didn't want the photos. LisaL Nov 2017 #26
I've been sent unsolicited dick pics. tammywammy Nov 2017 #29
So you think when this guy send it to you without even asking, he had a reasonable expectation of LisaL Nov 2017 #31
Yes. I don't think they expect the receiver to share the photo or post it on the internet. n/t tammywammy Nov 2017 #34
Maybe then they shouldn't send it. LisaL Nov 2017 #35
I think that expectation is unreasonable. Unsolicited pics are different from VermontKevin Nov 2017 #42
Yeah, so in response, she flew to Washington, slept with him, carried on for a while, jberryhill Nov 2017 #44
if she didn't want them, why did she keep them? onenote Nov 2017 #49
That law is kind of bizarre. LisaL Nov 2017 #61
Solicited or not, it's not illegal in most places for an adult to send an adult a nude picture. madville Nov 2017 #27
Not everybody wants to see that. LisaL Nov 2017 #28
The laws are intended to protect women madville Nov 2017 #33
If his private part is covered by a blue box, I don't think it qualifies as revenge porn, since the LisaL Nov 2017 #38
That was added after the initial release jberryhill Nov 2017 #43
I can tell you exactly where I got the tidbit-twitter. I didn't see the actual video, just a claim LisaL Nov 2017 #47
The important point is that she got them while them two were in a relationship. DetlefK Nov 2017 #53
I don't see anything in the text of the law supporting that idea. LisaL Nov 2017 #58
See response #19 DetlefK Nov 2017 #60
Once you give me something, isn't it my property? Irish_Dem Nov 2017 #55
That's the thing I don't understand about this law. LisaL Nov 2017 #56
I agree, the law can't protect people from their own stupidity. nt Irish_Dem Nov 2017 #59
Are you actually asking that sincerely? How have you not been aware of revenge porn? mythology Nov 2017 #62
Who made him take the picture and send it. Demtexan Nov 2017 #30
Married. LisaL Nov 2017 #32
Then his wife is the victim. Demtexan Nov 2017 #36
Wife asked for divorce in 2014, so he is divorced now. LisaL Nov 2017 #37
Do not blame her. Demtexan Nov 2017 #39
perhaps Barton and Trump could have a dick contest Angry Dragon Nov 2017 #40
How do men like that pee when they can't see the plumbing without a mirror? L. Coyote Nov 2017 #51
the same way women do Angry Dragon Nov 2017 #63
I weigh significantly more than Barton does Blue_Adept Nov 2017 #68
Making good on his promise. Lars39 Nov 2017 #41
She probably broke the law, but would a jury convict her? I don't think so. FarCenter Nov 2017 #46
Here's the first question I'd like investigators to ask - Vinca Nov 2017 #48
Lest we forget, Smokey Joe voted for Bill Clintons impeachment k Vogon_Glory Nov 2017 #50
Adultery isn't against the law. shanny Nov 2017 #54
So per this law, a married can can be sending you photos of his genitals, even if you didn't ask for LisaL Nov 2017 #57
issue is consenting adults, as was apparently the case shanny Nov 2017 #64
Where does it say so in the actual law? LisaL Nov 2017 #65
which law? which state? there's lots shanny Nov 2017 #66
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