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The right to privacy, particularly when it comes to sex or your own body.
by charonn0 4y ago
The right to privacy, particularly when it comes to sex or your own body.
- noabuseplease 4y agoNo-one is invading your privacy here. If you choose to hand your personal details over to a pornographer, that's on you. You don't have to watch online porn. If you do, any impact to privacy is your own fault.
- charonn0 4y agoWould you feel this way if it were church attendance instead of porn?
- noabuseplease 4y agoWhy would churches be required to record the personal details of everyone who attends?
- charonn0 4y agoWhy would porn sites?
- noabuseplease 4y agoIs that a trick question? We're discussing this on a post about a law that requires ID to be provided to online pornography sites to verify age.
- charonn0 4y agoI'm asking whether you only apply this logic to things you disapprove of.
- noabuseplease 4y agoIf I was religious and a churchgoer, and the church had a good reason to check my ID upon entry and record attendance, then yes I'd probably accept it as a condition of attending. Though I can't imagine what rationale there would be to start requiring churches to do this.
- charonn0 4y agoFor example, to protect impressionable children from exposure to it. Same as the stated rationale for the porn law.