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If they release CD and simply ban him from entering Costa Rica... I bet he starts showing up in Colombia. Who wants that?

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I agree, the topic is growing wearisome but nevertheless... I don't agree with what CD did and I'm not trashing him or defending him, but do any of us have the morale high ground here? If they don't want their country known for sex tourism, then why not outlaw it and be done with it? If prostitution is "destroying" so many lives, why is it legal? If it is such a small part of the economy why have it at all? And if it's so horrible then why are we participating in it? Believe me, I'm not advocating making it illegal, but just pointing out the fallacy in the entire premise of the law. If this is the case are we all not equally guilty for participating in "exploiting" these vulnerable women?

To me I see nothing wrong with paying a service to a provider for a reasonable fee when both parties are consenting adults. Apparently that is okay to the powers in CR too. But CD destroyed lives because BF's and parents found out about what their adult Ch*ld was doing? I'm sure that didn't go over well, but is the problem, not the business itself? Or is it people finding out the business exists? I'm confused

My bigger point is that I see a lot of piling on the guy when we could all be, in theory, equally to blame for the business to exist and for lives to be "destroyed". Some could argue if CD got a girl in trouble and she left the business, he actually "saved" her from the wretches of this "terrible"lifestyle. I'm just playing devil's advocate here...the man is facing 4 years in prison, does anyone here think CD would last that long in prison? It essentially would be a death sentence. Hey I'm sure the guy has his faults maybe more than most, I'm pointing out we all do. I'm just surprised at the level of hostility toward the man given his situation and thought I would add a different perspective. As a fellow American and man who has similar proclivities for ladies, I do find sympathy for the man. Whoever can look in the mirror and find no fault in themselves, start casting those stones.. If any other guy was in trouble on this board I'd feel the same about them (given they're not doing something with minors or something similar. Then they should rot in hell). I'm not trying to stir the pot here and I know I'm in the minority opinion but thought I had to say something. No disrespect intended to my fellow travelers, just one newbie's opinion. My buck and a quarter's worth.

I agree, the topic is growing wearisome but nevertheless... I don't agree with what CD did and I'm not trashing him or defending him, but do any of us have the morale high ground here? If they don't want their country known for sex tourism, then why not outlaw it and be done with it? If prostitution is "destroying" so many lives, why is it legal? If it is such a small part of the economy why have it at all? And if it's so horrible then why are we participating in it? Believe me, I'm not advocating making it illegal, but just pointing out the fallacy in the entire premise of the law. If this is the case are we all not equally guilty for participating in "exploiting" these vulnerable women?

To me I see nothing wrong with paying a service to a provider for a reasonable fee when both parties are consenting adults. Apparently that is okay to the powers in CR too. But CD destroyed lives because BF's and parents found out about what their adult Ch*ld was doing? I'm sure that didn't go over well, but is the problem, not the business itself? Or is it people finding out the business exists? I'm confused

My bigger point is that I see a lot of piling on the guy when we could all be, in theory, equally to blame for the business to exist and for lives to be "destroyed". Some could argue if CD got a girl in trouble and she left the business, he actually "saved" her from the wretches of this "terrible"lifestyle. I'm just playing devil's advocate here...the man is facing 4 years in prison, does anyone here think CD would last that long in prison? It essentially would be a death sentence. Hey I'm sure the guy has his faults maybe more than most, I'm pointing out we all do. I'm just surprised at the level of hostility toward the man given his situation and thought I would add a different perspective. As a fellow American and man who has similar proclivities for ladies, I do find sympathy for the man. Whoever can look in the mirror and find no fault in themselves, start casting those stones.. If any other guy was in trouble on this board I'd feel the same about them (given they're not doing something with minors or something similar. Then they should rot in hell). I'm not trying to stir the pot here and I know I'm in the minority opinion but thought I had to say something. No disrespect intended to my fellow travelers, just one newbie's opinion. My buck and a quarter's worth.

Ok "Jesus", I will take the bait and cast a few stones your way. You say you aren't defending CD, but then you go on to do exactly that. I would say that everyone of us that treats the ladies with dignity and respect has the moral high ground. Stop being so closed minded in thinking that the only two options are rampant publicity or illegality. They obviously just want it on the down low.

As several others have pointed out, CD lied to girls to obtain their photographs, published them for profit on social media without their consent, and brought notoriety where it wasn't wanted even after being warned multiple times. Yes, in my opinion, he deserves to be punished for it.

does CD deserve to rot in a CR jail without being charged for anything, for what he allegedly did in violation of this ridiculously vague and untested law...

when this topic dies what are we going to talk about? phones? sports?
this is all fall out from a selfish self centered pos
whats fair?
if you really say you care then you missed what one idiot can do to destroy an entire scene
oh the scene will surely go on but open conversation is dead
one moron and i could give a Phuck where he resides

Are you guys really that dense ??

What la Diablo is trying to say (and is extremely accurate) that your missing is.

This used to be a site with shared information. Long before your time when info was useful and backed up by veterans who knew what they were talking about.

Guys like CD and others have ruined that forever for forums and boards of this nature

Hope that clears up the confusion.


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Are you guys really that dense ??

What la Diablo is trying to say (and is extremely accurate) that your missing is.

This used to be a site with shared information. Long before your time when info was useful and backed up by veterans who knew what they were talking about.

Guys like CD and others have ruined that forever for forums and boards of this nature

Hope that clears up the confusion.


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However, I have a very hard time feeling sorry for adult women who agreed to have their pics. taken in sexually provocative poses on digital cameras in this day and age of electronic media with this new invention called the "world wide web" and then wonder how they got out. Again, adult women.