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Porn has become so culturally acceptable I doubt many people will pay up.
by chrislloyd 14y ago
Porn has become so culturally acceptable I doubt many people will pay up.
- fosap 14y agoThe most embarrassing thing is you got caught and therefor "can't into internets".
- stephengillie 14y agoIf my name were published as a list of humans who view pornography, I would not care.
- tomjen3 14y agoNot if it is BDSM (it is abuse claims those who don't like it), rape porn (rape is bad, but murder is worse, yet action movies routinely kill a lot of people but somehow that is not a problem but fake filmed rape is), goat porn, midget porn, etc.
- KaoruAoiShiho 14y agoBecause there's actually such a thing as legitimate murder (soldiers, etc) and no such thing as legitimate rape.
- tsotha 14y agoEh, almost. There is such a thing as legitimate killing, but murder is a crime by definition.
- noahc 14y agoThe gentleman from missori would would disagree with you.
- anamax 14y ago> The gentleman from missori would would disagree with you. Actually, he doesn't. What he said is that women who are raped are capable of reducing their odds of conception by some sort of physiological/emotional response. While wacky, that's not the same as denying that rape exists. And, that wacky is basically the flip side of a very common belief among "the right people", namely that one can affect conception odds through various new age techniques, including meditation.
- tomjen3 14y agoThat argument would fly if the movies were only about legitimate killings. Most action movies aren't.
- dotBen 14y agoThe 'name and shame' angle is really curious - the lawyers threatening to do this are instructed by the copyright holders -- ie the companies that own the rights to the pornography in the first place. The rights holders probably produced the pornography too, or at the very least are in charge of its distribution. It's a peculiar state of affairs when a company wants to assert shame for (allegedly) viewing/possessing the material they produced/distributed. I wonder what message that says to people who legitimately purchased, viewed and own copies of the same titles the rights holder is trying to shame people over?