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> 
> Its not my problem... They can read whatever they want as far as I am
> concerned... If its someone in authority demonstrates to me a particular
> post is illegal and should be removed, I will...
> 

You may feel someone can read whatever they want, but if it is illegal,
and it is on your server, it IS your problem. The way that someone in
authority demonstrates somthing is illegal, it is usually in the form of
a warrant, or felony charges.