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from coming across your borders. This brief letter does not allow
*    us to give much comments; however, why is your government spending
*    millions of dollars to exercise international censorship while tons
*    of drugs, which makes yours the world's most crime ridden country are
*    passed through easily." [snip]
*    
*    There followed over the next 2 1/2 years, repeated efforts by two
*    Government agencies, through five fictitious organizations and a bogus
*    pen pal, to explore his willingness to break the new law by ordering
*    sexually explicit photographs of children through the mail.
*    
*    While the ruling has brought some relief, the farmer lost his job, had
*    to sell forty acres of his family farm to pay legal fees, and now
*    everyone knows he's gay. "I guess I don't have any privacy anymore.
*    Doesn't the government realize that it can destroy a man's life?"

The Supreme Court majority ruled it was an extreme misuse of Government
power in which an innocent person was led to commit a manufactured crime.
[NYT 4/7/1992, front page]

Guess what job he had for the two years the government repeatedly stroked
him to buy youth-oriented naked publications?

A children's school bus driver.

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It's not a pretty thought, but legislators should consider that there is
a distinct category of child pornography possession that I would call
"Click-Crime".

Pe