In all this talk about nothing... people kinda ignore an important fact that RawAlex was careful enough to point out. The law in Canada is pretty black and white on some of these issues. It is clear where the boundaries are and clear when those boundaries are/were being pushed. You dont have to be against Canada to point that out. I think its a great thing that things are more clear whereas, in the US the legality of any online business can be called into question. Whats legal in LA, California might not be legal in Sistersex, Alabama which presents a problem given the nature of the internet. I agree with community standards in principal... but i think it creates more questions that it solves online. At least Canada is not struggling with that.
Steve Sweet pushed. He knew where the boundaries are and consciously chose to push beyond those boundaries. No one is disputing that. So... nothing happening should be a surprise. I am sure he is a nice guy... but I know a lot of nice people who have went to prison for breaking the law.
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