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I find the idea of “the social and mental health aspects of these types of sites” to be an interesting angle. Are arrangements like these damaging to society or

• tdfx 5y ago
  I don't think the ban had anything to do with genuine care for society or the participants. It was virtue signaling to a Muslim political base by a government, selling the idea that their government and by extension their society is morally intact, regardless of the reality on the ground. It's very similar to how exercise infomercials work -- you sell people the ideal of how they already want to view themselves, not the product itself. And quite reliably, people buy it.
  • imwillofficial 5y ago
    Perhaps you’re right, but it raises an interesting question non-the-less