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that is your opinion. why would i purposely misconstrue your comment? i wish your answer now had been your original answer. i urge you not to assume malicious
by taohansen 9y ago
that is your opinion. why would i purposely misconstrue your comment?
i wish your answer now had been your original answer. i urge you not to assume malicious intent (that would be malicious) and consider that your original comment might have been saved from scrutiny given expansion.
- Mz 9y agoI am not assuming malicious intent. But you continue to use tactics that look openly hostile, not like an attempt to communicate in good faith. Also, all of the rebuttals here seem to assume that the people who wind up addicted to porn are innocent victims, wholly unrelated to the people who would otherwise commit sex crimes. I see no reason to make such an assumption. I also see no reason to believe that life as a person with a porn addiction is vastly worse than life as a person who can't constrain themselves from committing sex crimes. I have reason to believe doing things like that comes with much more personal downside, even if you posit that they don't feel guilty about it.