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That headline. FFS. It's either child abuse or pornography. It can't be both.
by edjw 9y ago
That headline. FFS. It's either child abuse or pornography. It can't be both.
- efdee 9y agoSure it can. One person's abuse can be another person's pornography. Disheartening but no less true.
- bionoid 9y ago> One person's abuse can be another person's pornography. That is accurate for virtually all pornography. If you research how the "industry" works, you will quickly discover that it's built on advanced psychology, specifically hypnosis, torture, culture of fear and other brainwashing techniques. The porn cult is every bit as vicious, evil and destructive to women as any cult you can name.
- zimablue 9y agoI'm not familiar with the wider thesis you seem to be advocating, (could we get a link?) but calling porn a "cult" seems like a stretch, it's not something that has been created by a group and spread through brainwashing, porn is throughout history and across cultures.
- bionoid 9y agoI don't have a link that explains the situation well, which is why I am [slowly] working on a documentary project to bring it to the public. > calling porn a "cult" seems like a stretch That is the general perception, but as I said initially, girls are indoctrinated and trained using advanced psychological manipulation, indistinguishable from what most people think a "cult" is. Everyone is free to believe that massive numbers of young girls just absolutely love the taste of cum, rimming, and so on. Nothing fishy is going on...
- M2Ys4U 9y ago>Everyone is free to believe that massive numbers of young girls just absolutely love the taste of cum, rimming, and so on. Nothing fishy is going on... Or they could be, you know, acting.
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- bionoid 9y ago> Or they could be, you know, acting. Yes, precisely like Tom Cruise is just an actor. Let's forget about the scientology thing.
- DanBC 9y agoThe Telegraph headline uses the correct language. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2017/12/18/artificial-intelligence-will-detect-child-abuse-images-save/ http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2017/12/18/artificial-...