gatt writes:

I've heard that plenty of times from the MBA types, and I remind them
that it's the responsibility of human beings to crush commercial
pedophelia wherever it appears.

That may be your emotional reaction, but from a more objective standpoint, it
doesn't stand.

You should see how quickly they change their tune when you shoot 'em an
e-mail that says "Hey, Skip, check out this URL hosted by your customer"
and they get to see a website advertising some infant choking on some
old fat S.O.B.'s...

They probably don't frequent such sites; naturally when a frequent visitor to
these sites sends a URL they are likely to be surprised. That doesn't change
the overall business and legal principles, though.

I'm the one that has to verify that **** and report it to the FBI and
then listen to these corporate pricks justify keeping the host online
because the revenue they bring, but, you give some of these
profit-grubbing ****stains a sample of the real world and it puts things
into perspective for them.

If you don't like what you see on the sites, and it's illegal, then logically
you should go after whoever produced what you see. Closing down a Web site
won't change anything, unless the only thing important to you is to have it
out of sight and out of mind.