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Commoditization of sex is not equivalent to its liberation, and in fact sex has been cheapened and corrupted, resulting in a more poisonous vice than it’s ever
by daseiner1 2y ago
Commoditization of sex is not equivalent to its liberation, and in fact sex has been cheapened and corrupted, resulting in a more poisonous vice than it’s ever been.
Pornography is about as good for society as alcohol.
- beepbopboopp 2y agoThat sure reads like a personal opinion and not a fact. I think the passion of your response is the problem pointed out in the article as well as the general problem of freedom of speech. Everyone thinks they know where the "obvious" line is.
- daseiner1 2y agoI do not believe that statements which are obviously opinions need or ought be prefaced with “in my opinion”. I feel that that is poor style. The irony that I’ve done that in this comment (I do not believe…; I feel…) is not lost on me.
- scarface_74 2y agoThat’s not the point of the article though. It’s that Facebook is banning the same content when posted organically but allowing it in ads.
- int_19h 2y agoSex has always been a commodity. There's a reason why we call sex workers "the oldest profession". What more, the societies that talk the most about vices and crack down on them tend to be the ones where the actual sexual abuse flourishes behind the scenes (e.g. Victorian England).