Kiddie 'soft porn' on youtube and stalking behavior

one 'final' thing about youtube..

there has been some interesting activity there lately..

it's another way for 'the system' to 'trap' stupid guys who like kids.. (this has been going on for years)

on the right side of your youtube acct, you will see recommended videos..

and those recommended videos are typically tailored to your viewing patterns..

if you like to watch 'soft porn' (you can't see body parts - just a lot of moving around - [he]), youtube will show you 'recommended links' about soft porn

but..

this is where things get 'dicey' (you must be very careful)

remember in the news, Google monitors your activity and what you search for and the sites you visit - never forget that.

..lately, really not relating to anything i've searched for.. there has been some 'kiddie stuff' to be honest, i'd rather not see and not know is out there on youtube..

i made the mistake of looking at one of these things but realized it was a form of entrapment. of course, once you view it, it's somewhat too late.. but.. in my defense, i was simply curious about what the video was about..

it turned out to be two underage girls who were models but .. mostly 'pedophile freaks' were commenting to them.. and the girls were commenting how sick 'most men were' but.. finally some guy said "you know what types of ppl are going to view your videos; where's your parents in this whole thing?"

of course, the whole thing was probably engineered by 1. FBI or 2. god knows what part of government to entrap guys who are even slightly inclined to look at 'kiddie porn'..

^^ my point again is: always be careful about what you search for in Google / any search engine, never search for or look at anything that could even be construed as 'kiddie porn',.. always think about: if someone was monitoring my internet history, what could they infer from that?

it's very important we be AWARE of what what we do on the internet.. others may misinterpret that and consider it: stalking behavior or unwelcome advances on a minor. never forget that.

be AWARE if only for your self-protection, sam

ps: my working definition of stalking is: repeated unwelcome attempts to engage someone.. so.. the key word is 'unwelcome' and the burden is on YOU to determine that.. the burden is on YOU.

pps: the safest thing for you to do is:

1. stop using the internet to meet people (i have taken my profile down from all social networks)

2. make sure that 'in real life' you never produce behavior that could be misconstrued as stalking

3. in other words, make sure any interest you show somebody is ALWAYS welcome

4. if you don't do that, you're essentially setting yourself up as a 'stalker' in this paranoid society

End note: i wouldn't be surprised to see a LOT of new e-stalking cases based on data collected by Google.. remember, stalking is the repeated unwelcome attempt to engage someone.. And in today's paranoid society, anything can be labeled as unwelcome especially by an over-protective parent.. AM I MAKING MYSELF PERFECTLY CLEAR?