I agree with the point, although the child pornography analogy is maybe a little more extreme - it's much easier for someone to go from one country to another and bring back a mobile phone through customs, than it is for that person to bring back a child porn video.
I also agree with and understand the "not in my backyard" point, i just think that this action in itself is not going to have any affect on terrorism, which i why i felt it should be questionned.
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You're right, it probably is flawed logic - i just don't see that this action in itself is going to have an affect on terrorism.
I agree with the point, although the child pornography analogy is maybe a little more extreme - it's much easier for someone to go from one country to another and bring back a mobile phone through customs, than it is for that person to bring back a child porn video.
I also agree with and understand the "not in my backyard" point, i just think that this action in itself is not going to have any affect on terrorism, which i why i felt it should be questionned.