Library, Child Pornography, Personal Privacy, First Amendment Rights, Bacon? What?

innerSpaceman · 03-28-2008, 09:22 AM

Well, 'natch, i'm eager to read CP's take on this. [ETA: Like moth to flame, and she was already posting while I was posting this, heheh]

My own is that the busy-body probationary librarian-in-training got fired for good cause. During that stage of employment, disobeying a direct order from a supervisor is enough to get you fired. She suspected as much, and thought it was worth risking her job to report a potential crime. Ok, so she took the risk, gambled and lost. So what?

I hate all the jumping to conclusions that because some deaf guy likes to get off on photos of little blond boys, he must be a sexual predator in the real world. I'm especially unfond of the good-nazi-citizens' conclusion that he must have committed a crime if he was arrested.

Ugh, I wish I hadn't read any of the stupid blog stuff.

03-28-2008, 09:22 AM	#5
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	Well, 'natch, i'm eager to read CP's take on this. [ETA: Like moth to flame, and she was already posting while I was posting this, heheh] My own is that the busy-body probationary librarian-in-training got fired for good cause. During that stage of employment, disobeying a direct order from a supervisor is enough to get you fired. She suspected as much, and thought it was worth risking her job to report a potential crime. Ok, so she took the risk, gambled and lost. So what? I hate all the jumping to conclusions that because some deaf guy likes to get off on photos of little blond boys, he must be a sexual predator in the real world. I'm especially unfond of the good-nazi-citizens' conclusion that he must have committed a crime if he was arrested. Ugh, I wish I hadn't read any of the stupid blog stuff.
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