That read Cosmo. |
I don't know about that. I grew up in Old Town and 'dated' Charis Van Metre (of Van Metre homes) way back in the 80s as a teenager and about 15 years later I saw her in a Playboy magazine. |
Or her DH did. Or an ex-partner who was bitter. |
No - that was the last time a recording was uploaded. The live streaming happened years ago. |
I wonder how much the pandemic increased that %. |
Which Republicans were shamed for similar situations? No one will care next time she runs. She only lost by <1000 votes. |
Moral: Republicans don’t understand consent when it comes to women’s bodies. I think a big underlying factor that really needs to be addressed, and our society needs to start being educated on, is there is this devaluation and misunderstanding of consent, especially when we’re talking about digital privacy. Content that is initially made in a consensual context, which is then distributed in a non-consensual context digitally, is a crime. Just because someone consented to share something in one particular context doesn’t mean that it is or should be fair game for the whole world to see. Choosing to share content, online or in whatever medium, with select people with the understanding that it will disappear and can only be seen by those present at the time — when we’re talking live streaming, webcamming and Skype — that is a far cry from consenting for that content to be recorded and then broadly disseminated. And there is case law precedent confirming this. Daniel P. Watkins, a lawyer for Gibson, said disseminating the videos constitutes a violation of the state’s revenge porn law, which makes it a Class 1 misdemeanor to “maliciously” distribute nude or sexual images of another person with “intent to coerce, harass, or intimidate.” “We are working closely with state and federal law enforcement,” Watkins said. Watkins said Gibson was not aware of, and had not authorized, the posting of Chaturbate material on other sites. Asked why Gibson had a reasonable expectation of privacy on Chaturbate, Watkins pointed to a 2021 Virginia Court of Appeals ruling that found it was unlawful for a man to secretly record his girlfriend during a consensual sexual encounter even if he did not show the video to others. In that case, Ronnie Lee Johnson v. Commonwealth of Virginia, the court found that consent to being seen is not the same as consent to being recorded, writing that there was a “stark distinction between an image existing only in someone’s memory … [and] a permanent file that may be shared or re-viewed indefinitely.” |
| You don’t have a reasonable expectation of privacy in videos you livestream to the internet. This isn’t hard and should not be controversial. |
Ah, the lovely Charis Boyle. You can see all of her on the internet. |
Bobert has a following on DCUM. Perhaps you have heard of her? |
Oh right. Forgot that she fondled some dude in public. Are people really still talking about that? |
This isn't the early 00's. Everyone hears about who did porn or nude streaming and eventually the videos are found. It just takes mentioning it to a coworker and the next day, poof, all the guys know about it and have the videos playing on their phone. Young teachers have problems with this pretty frequently. |
You CANNOT be this stupid. Would you advise your kids to live stream themselves doing porn? Get a clue. |
+100, and regarding the bolded - can you imagine the names Democrats would be calling this woman if she was a Republican? There would be hundreds of pages, slut-shaming her. But because she's a Democrat, they're all rushing to her defense. Never change, Democrats. |
DP. I'm with the PP. You must run in a very different crowd.
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