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But, like, if we weren't such a puritanical society that stigmatized sex, we wouldn't have to care about our naked photos being leaked.
by nsxwolf 4y ago
But, like, if we weren't such a puritanical society that stigmatized sex, we wouldn't have to care about our naked photos being leaked.
- d3nj4l 4y agoHow does that matter? It's not whether someone get stigmatized or not, it's whether they want to share explicit pictures or not. Even in a world without stigma, people could reasonably want pictures of them to stay private, and the choice should be theirs.
- Chernobog 4y agoI interpreted the post you replied to be directed towards the part about extortion, and not contrary to what you are writing. I agree with both.
- socialismisok 4y agoWe should always have the ability to consent to naked photos of ourselves being available. I'm about as sex positive as it gets - it's not about puritanism, it's about consent.
- raldi 4y agoThe nudity is the least-relevant part of the story. The target could’ve been the victims’ private love letters or recordings of singing practice and the violation would’ve been the same.
- brettermeier 4y agoDude, did you really say that? Where's the border?
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- aliqot 4y ago
- hairofadog 4y agoPuritanism isn't about being wholesome or having integrity, it's about punishing other people for their "sins". Frequently the sins in question are perfectly moral and private activities.
- aliqot 4y agoShow me a rule of law that enforces being wholesome and having integrity.
- hairofadog 4y agoSorry, I don't understand what you mean.
- standardUser 4y agoWe shouldn't be such a puritanical society that stigmatizes sex. We also shouldn't be a society that denies people their right to privacy. Both of these unrelated statements are true.
- triceratops 4y agoI don't want my clothed photos leaked either. I'm an ugly MF. It's not your business to decide which of my photos are leaked.