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>not to mention most porn has connection to sex trafficking. Citation needed

• mschuster91 4y ago
  They are probably referring to cases like the Pornhub scandal, GirlsDoPorn or recently arrested Andrew Tate who is alleged to have lured and exploited young women for camgirl work.
  • sokoloff 4y ago
    Of the entire body of porn in existence, is it closer to 2% or 51% that is trafficking-implicated? Is "some"? Yes. Is "most"? I seriously doubt it.
    • ROTMetro 4y ago
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      • sokoloff 4y ago
        I’ve communicated no judgement that I’m OK with the subset that is. Since you’ve accused me of being OK with it, I’ll now respond to unambiguously and strenuously deny that accusation.
      • aftbit 4y ago
        The same logic applies to industrial farming, at least in USA. Literal slave labor produces a bunch of the food that we eat and export. It probably isn't >50% though. This is a really interesting ethical argument though. How exploitative does an industry need to be before we'll consider it unacceptable?
    • mschuster91 4y ago
      US-made porn I'd agree with you, the unions and other associations (e.g. APAG) have a pretty good eye, and the record-keeping requirements help out as well. Internationally however? Oh hell no. Particularly Eastern Europe has been rife with stories of exploitation for decades, and some Asian countries have an even worse problem with sexual exploitation of minors. For example, Andrew Tate, moron that he is, just made the error of publicly admitting that the police doesn't care about sexual exploitation on camera - now he forced the hands of the police to act.