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There's also the question of profit - currently, people of all ages can easily access commercial pornography which then profits from the activity (either throu
by cat199 6y ago
There's also the question of profit -
currently, people of all ages can easily access commercial pornography which then profits from the activity (either through advertising revenue or overt sales).
So in effect, due to not requiring and not enforcing age restrictions, pornographers are profiting from distributing pornography to minors, which is a crime and should be a crime.
Even if this fails to block access by minors, it will certainly to a much larger extent block the ability of pornographers to profit from illegally distributing adult content to them, and with that, the potential incentive to market to them and the attendant cultural knock-on effects this situation creates.
- falsaberN1 6y agoThe way you word this is kind of problematic. I very much doubt the guys at pornhub are slouching on their throne of evil, drinking from a chalice of deceit, while scheming how to reach all the kids for increased profit.