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"OK I get "right approach to addressing online crimes is to focus on prevention and the arrest and punishment of offenders" but in the context of a set of prpoerly enacted laws in a democratic country that specify that to import or distribute (but not to own) images of a certain kind - the RC stuff - who is the offender to be arrested and punished? Logically you'd say the person who downloaded ..."
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