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My comments were not about the people in this story directly. I am certainly not blaming them for what happened. My point is, if you don't control the source o
by mysterydip 7y ago
My comments were not about the people in this story directly. I am certainly not blaming them for what happened.
My point is, if you don't control the source of the recording (whatever it may be), you can't control what happens to it. With how easy it is to share any data these days, it could go places you don't want it to very quickly.
"Have fun" was a general comment for people. Look at all the political fallout that has happened to various people over pictures from decades ago that have resurfaced, for one example.
Here's another (older) example of what I mean: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_Kid https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_Kid
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- wilsonfiifi 7y agoHonestly, I don’t think you need to defend your comment any further to appease anyone who would be potentially offended by reading it. “Do not knowingly film your sexual encounter(s)” period. It’s a general cautionary statement and should be treated as such.
- bbg215 7y agoExactly. Even if what they told the girls was 100% true -- the videos would be on DVDs only distributed in Australia and New Zealand, there is little reason to think those scenes on a DVD wouldn't end up online on a streaming porn site. The most disturbing part of this is the doxing of the girls after the fact and that they shorted them on payment after doing their scenes. Changing the terms of the shoot once they arrived actually has happened a lot in porn over the years. There is no free lunch in life -- you don't make $3000-$5000 for filming something that will never see the light of day. It sucks that the girls fell for their con, but there was an extreme amount of naivety on their part that allowed them to be conned in the first place.