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Yeah, it is OK StG. It is all a bit hypothetical though, as I'd challenge you to find such a web site. That isn't because web sites like that are banned - they aren't in some countries. Its because no culture on the planet tolerates it children being treated in that way. When picture does surfaces of an adult raping on a child, the world hunts the adult down. Needless to say this is a pretty big deterrent. I hope it goes without saying I am a huge fan of this type of enforcement.
Your fantasies of a web littered with child porn aside, that still leaves the issue of why I think it is OK. It isn't because I want to stand up for the rights of some kiddie porn lover. It is because because if I don't, some devious prick will decide he can get away with some crime by twisting the censorship laws to hide it. The child abusing priests got away with what they did for exactly that reason. The church was above reproach in the era they operated. Just like your current views on kiddie porn, the prevailing thinking was we could not trust ourselves to say bad things about the church in case society fell into some moral abyss.
Nowadays we have DOCS hiding behind the "privacy of the child". I recall one example of a lady making the mistake DOCS worker was a little on the heavy side. The DOCS worker responded by taking away her child. The mothers efforts to publicise this met with heavy handed legal threats. DOCS had to protect the child from media publicity, you understand. Sadly its not an isolated case. DOCS has a history of twisting the media ban on reporting on kids to hide their own mistakes.
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/lawreport/stories/2009/2547132.htm
Oh what scoundrels such a walls of censorship protect. I suspect they do far more damage than some pervert looking at pictures on the web in his own bedroom ever could.