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>Bold moves by this guy, way to go in not being ashamed of who you are. Is porn-star an identity? It's a job. Some people sort trash, others fill Jira tickets,
by popcalc 2y ago
>Bold moves by this guy, way to go in not being ashamed of who you are.
Is porn-star an identity? It's a job. Some people sort trash, others fill Jira tickets, and others record themselves nude. Like drug dealing, it's highly profitable because the risk is built into the compensation. There ain't no such thing as a free lunch. If our society was A-OK with this then there would be no money in it.
- redeux 2y agoIt can be both right? Some people get paid as software developers because they love to build things. Some people post themselves having sex because they love exhibition or because they consider it art. Either way, what should it matter? It’s not illegal and nobody is forcing you to watch it.
- popcalc 2y agoI don't see why he would be ashamed? It's a calculated risk is all I'm saying. He knew maybe in the back of his mind it could blow up. >what should it matter? University donors don't like it. That's all. They have the right to feel that way.
- redeux 2y agoI don’t find that to be a compelling argument. Donors, investors, employers, and governments should not have a right to tell us how to behave in our personal lives. If he was recording his videos with university resources, on university time, or while claiming to represent the university then sure. Otherwise it’s just people trying to enforce their version of morality on others, and we should all reject that.
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- popcalc 2y agoDo you think the Catholic Church doesn’t have the right to force their version of morality on priests? Grow up.