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We are unaware of any specific research into whether there is a link between accessing these fantasy images of child sexual abuse and the commission of offences against children, but it is felt by police and children's welfare organisations that the possession and circulation of these images serves to legitimize and reinforce highly inappropriate views about children.

So, basically, they couldn't find anything actually WRONG with it, but they think it's icky, so it's legally censored.

The police raised the issue because they arrested someone, seized his porn, couldn't prosecute, and had to return it.

AND IT SHOULD HAVE ENDED THERE. >.<

Smile! The world could use another happy person.

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