Revenge Porn Site Founder Sentenced
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Wait, this nikka in the video isn't Hunter Moore?! I thought that Moore being in jail was the reason everyone is so happy about this trial?
You telling me Hunter Moore is still out there winnin'?
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Last time I heard about him, he had already been sentenced....basically isanyoneup.com was seized by the feds and turned into an anti-bullying site. Hunter complied and dropped a little anti-bullying spiel, but I guess he fukked that up cause they put him on blast.Wait, this nikka in the video isn't Hunter Moore?! I thought that Moore being in jail was the reason everyone is so happy about this trial?
You telling me Hunter Moore is still out there winnin'?
But yeah, after that, he managed to turn his shortlived revenge porn site into a shortlived DJ career....which ended after he punched some girl in the face during one of the shows and got arrested again.
The whole case came down to, a hefty fine in the thousands, and not being able to use a computer for a whole year...which is funny cause he had an account on tumblr for a little while and another twitter account.
I mean, the dude played the game to the best of his ability. These copycats are losers just getting random girls n00ds to put on their sites for fame...Hunter had girls dying to be on his site and sending submissions every hour of every day.
This mofo deserves some jailtime, but the full sentence (18 years???) is ridiculous in my opinion. (prolly parole after 10 years). Rapists/murderers are in society again before him. Just look at that cop that killed that young adult 'Trevor' and he didn't even spend 1 day in jail.
The extortion of these people most likely made the punishment so extreme and the law also wants to make an example for other clone websites like myex, theporndude,... Kevin knew he was doing something illegal, but once you're raking in tons of easy $$$ ($30.000+) + doing it 'anonymous' online, prolly kept him going.
Even with a nationwide revenge porn law, it will continue to happen, since men share their ex selfies in a state of 'anger', but at least they can be put behind bars now. The damage can't be undone though. Once your pics are out there, there's no way to get them all down.
Prevention in high schools would be a better tactic, I would say. How about warning teenagers about the risks of 'revenge porn' in sex education class?
The extortion of these people most likely made the punishment so extreme and the law also wants to make an example for other clone websites like myex, theporndude,... Kevin knew he was doing something illegal, but once you're raking in tons of easy $$$ ($30.000+) + doing it 'anonymous' online, prolly kept him going.
Even with a nationwide revenge porn law, it will continue to happen, since men share their ex selfies in a state of 'anger', but at least they can be put behind bars now. The damage can't be undone though. Once your pics are out there, there's no way to get them all down.
Prevention in high schools would be a better tactic, I would say. How about warning teenagers about the risks of 'revenge porn' in sex education class?
He went beyond posting content but he'd extort them and misdirect anyone looking to remove content.
