Canada does it again

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20091203/Luring_Charges_091203/20091203?hub=Canadabasically anyone older than 18 is going to jailllllllllllll
if you ever talk to a minor on the Internet
ahhh Canadian laws...

Bah, this would have been happening for years now...Glad I'm not there, all the romU people I help on msn are a risk to me legal wise.I already got enough on my back with speeding fines, illegal downloading and sharing, as well as a few things I killed...Ignore that last part ;D

I think this only applies to Canadians
if not
you're breaking the law right now :P

Replying to #3

But if it's online then it might go cross country...I mean, theroetically, I can lure someone to another country and do god knows what, or I can lure them to a place where ethier I will meet them, or they meet someone I'm assosiated with to do god knows what.I think like they do, like a psyco path.

Im thinking that Canada may have extradition treaties with other countries,so you may get collared wherever you are situated.
That judge couldnt say for sure that the guy "wasnt" going to meet the kid,more like hadnt met the kid.That law is total bollocks,but I am in favour of snaring Internet paedos....MDS,how can you get a speeding ticket with that car youve got LOL.

Replying to #5

My car can exceed speed limits...and the acceleration is higher than what the comon person would think.But if I change the air filter and parts of the headers, the car can go up to 200kms.Mine won't go past 120km's...well it could but it would take hours just to get to 130km's :(I just realised...I seen so many jokes about canada being a little loose with laws (like the pharmacy and drug laws and stuff) and this is rather a big step up.Should I congratulate or be worried ???

Replying to #6

well with a free health care system, it wouldn't be surprising to easily get specific medicine
but yeah some of those laws are really weird

ahh crap,
but what if you dont know that theyre littles

Replying to #8

I think it doesn't work as a legitimate defense

oh shit.... im canadian but im in china phew.

crazytuna · #9I think it doesn't work as a legitimate defense

it would have to. There is no way of telling someone's age over the internet.

So in a couple of years Im not allowed to talk to half of the people here in RomU?? That sucks.... Assuming ofcourse that Im still a regular here....

By us talking to the under aged users of Romulation, we are facilitating their piracy crimes and corrupting their youthful innocence...We are all screwed if we step foot in Canada :)

Whos we?? Me and tuna are living here....

Loonylion · #11it would have to. There is no way of telling someone's age over the internet.

I meant the "I didn't know" argument

Renji217 · #12So in a couple of years Im not allowed to talk to half of the people here in RomU?? That sucks.... Assuming ofcourse that Im still a regular here....

I think this law only affects Canadians towards Canadians or something