More losses for child porn addicts

More losses here, more losses there. That's the only news you ever hear when you side with Steve Sailer and his white-wing, right-wing group. To keep you updated with current news and society, here are more losses handed to one of Steve Sailer's and many white supremacists' core audience members: the child porn addict. You know, the white male hopelessly addicted to the internet, venting his hatred and racism, and finding the most desperate means to appease his hopelessly futile sexual situation.

The U.S. Supreme Court handed another loss to child porn addicts, as they ruled (7-2) that advertising child pornography in any manner is a federal crime fully punishable by felony child pornography laws. This includes leading someone to believe you have child pornography to show or exchange.

The ruling upheld part of a 2003 law that also prohibits possession of child pornography. It replaced an earlier law the court had struck down as unconstitutional.


This really is no joke at all, as merely joking about child porn unintentionally is a felony. Meet Alex Phillips (17), a Wisconsin teenager who was arrested and facing felony child pornography charges for allegedly posting naked photos of his 16-year-old ex-girlfriend on his MySpace page.

The lesson is simple, child porn isn't worth it. Stay far away from creepy internet hatemongers like Steve Sailer, Jared Taylor, Pat Buchanan, Glenn Beck, and Rush Limbaugh, who target bitter and hateful white males having trouble socializing with females, people different from them, and mainstream society.