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by SilverElfin
8 days ago
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I don’t see the problem. Freedom of speech. If the images are distributed to defame someone, that should be addressed by law. But privately using a tool doesn’t seem problematic. You can write erotic fiction legally right? What’s the difference? |
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Not fully true, in the USA at least. While most erotica is constitutionally protected, "obscenity" is not. To determine if a written work crosses the line from protected erotica into illegal obscenity, US courts apply the Miller Test (established in a SCOTUS case in 1973).