Oh, but you are blaming the victim here.
I once had a buddy who showed me a photo of his mom wearing nothing more than her birthday suit. We were in grade school at the time. He told me his mom and dad had gone into the bedroom and my friend heard the sound of pictures being taken with an instamatic. After his parents left the house, he dug around their bedroom and discovered the nudes.
Couples have been taking nude photos of each other for ages. Nothing wrong with that.
Whether or not they wish to sext each other photos is their business, though it may be imprudent to do so. It’s none of our business.
Have we sunk that far as to blame the women rather than to be outraged that those who have sworn to serve and protect violated their oath and committed crimes against the innocent?
I guess we have.
You’re right. Blame the victim ?
Well, in my mind, there are two issues here which have been combined and really should not be combined.
The issue of government agents taking private photos from a phone is one in which we agree on. This is clearly a violation of the law and should be prosecuted as such.
I had brought up another issue, which was the issue of why do so many females have nude photos on a phone, separate from the issue of whether cops should be checking what is on their phones. I am sadly amazed that so many females seem to do this, but, agree that they have every right to do so without government or police snooping on their phones.
“Nothing wrong with that.”
I entirely agree,
I am probably the last person on earth who would take a naked picture of myself, but nevertheless I aver that if I did take a naked picture of myself that it would be well within my natural born rights to do so.
My body, my camera.
And it would also be MY CHOICE to share or not share that picture.
The human body is beautiful, God made it.