YouTube Pedophiles

Have you ever noticed any of the pedophile channels on YouTube?

Those guys are so bold...almost stupid bold. They go onto videos and make sexual comments about children and then when you click their usernames a lot of them have collected dozens if not hundreds of youtube videos of kids and they all have like hundreds of subscribers

Its so creepy, its almost fascinating in a really morbid way

Yes, I find it irritating. YouTube for me is the only outlet for my attraction. I don't want to look for or view child porn because I find the idea of it upsetting, and I don't look at modelling sites because they're illegal here. So I might resort to watching girls doing gymnastics or talking about their make-up. It doesn't fuel a nasty industry of exploitation, nobody is hurt and I can appreciate their beauty with impunity.

However, two things irritate me about the morons who make lewd comments:

1) Those comments may upset the children ('I came to this', 'take your clothes off', etc. ad nauseum).
2) Those comments cannot serve to achieve anything positive - all it'll do is force children off YouTube, heighten hysteria even further and leave those morons looking for other outlets (which may be illegal or harmful, directly or indirectly).

I guess they're just looking to express their attraction, which is something they can 'get off their chest' in real life. It reflects badly on them that they do so by posting lewd comments on kids' videos, but it doesn't reflect particularly well on society either.

Not to downplay the stupidity of the morons who comment (I acknowledge my use of an ad hominem), but I also get irked by the muppets who post the following:

This video is most popular with
Males aged 50-65
Males aged 35-50
Males aged 20-35
Just saying.

Who cares? All this says is that there are a lot of men out there who like looking at little girls. Is this really news to us?

I also get irked by haters in general. A girl of 8 sharing her gymnastics skills online does not need to be harassed by a 12-year-old girl with superior skills: 'you're crap, give up', etc.

Anyway, it's a bit like road rage. The anonymity of the Internet can bring out the worst in people. At base, us humans are a bit s**t, behind the everyday mask we present to the (real) world.

I agree with GinaSmith that its unbelievably rude for them to comment nastily on those videos let alone attempt to groom the kids in them. Obviously these comments contribute to the formation of these reckless communities as these people subscribe to each other. They should learn respect for kids and find better communities... I have nothing against watching youtube videos of kids or even favoriting them. It's when people go further than that problems begin to arise.

I've never seen these channels you speak of.

ya, then there are those people that make videos like nude kid *blah blah blah*... then its like seriously? i know its not what it says, only idiots would think so...

I like to watch these vids sometimes. For example 'sevencooltweens' or some girl fashion show, or girls dancing or lip-syncing or something. Some of the girls are a bit sexy to me for sure. Most of these sort of vids are cute and funny; however there are also some that are very political these days as the hypersexualization of very young girls/the rediscovery of the precoucious girl are big social change issues today.

Resident Panther wrote:I've never seen these channels you speak of.

I've never stumbled upon them, only been linked to here and there by friends. It's kinda strange.

There's an entire automatically sorted branch of youtube dedicated to videos of children which are frequented mainly by pedophiles. I'm not sure how the software organizes them exactly, but these videos are linked together on their pages through the related video bar on the side and user playlists. They're sorted loosely by content (videos of children on the toilet, in the pool, etc) and they've got inordinate amounts of views relative to their intended audience. They're not... they're kinda not porn. They're legal, non-nude, often not in themselves suggestive, etc. Usually home movies or kids screwing around with their webcam to amuse themselves.

The comments on these videos are their own other world. Men... well, presumably mostly men leave really explicit commentary. This is in contrast to more popular or mainstream things like music videos or clips from well-known movies - those places attract a totally different crowd, and generally the only way to see this in action is to look specifically for videos of cute kids or to have your own video subsumed into this and witness the incredibly bold catcalling. Children in underwear will have top comments asking them to take it off, with large numbers of upvotes. It is incredibly surreal, and I probably wouldn't want to be the subject of it myself. I don't really gravitate towards youtube for a number of reasons...

man that sounds so wrong... this kind of stuff is what could make us look bad.

UK legislation (and interpretation thereof) has become so ensconced in the realm of hysteria that YouTube is about the only place one can appreciate the beauty of children without breaking the law and (if no comments are posted and one doesn't attempt to contact or 'groom' the children) causing any harm. Why a minority of users would jeopardise that outlet is beyond me.

I know that I used to search you tube for videos of young boys or young girls in any sort of topic and at one time when I was first becoming aware of my sexual desires for babies and infants I would search looking for diaper change videos and found those very arousing and to be honest I still do.