noabuseplease

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by noabuseplease 4y ago
If 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
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by noabuseplease 4y ago
Is 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.
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by noabuseplease 4y ago
Why would churches be required to record the personal details of everyone who attends?
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by noabuseplease 4y ago
Pornography is not an essential product or service. You can live your life without it. Many people do. If there ends up being a privacy risk to consuming online porn, due to having to hand your personal details over to a pornographer to acc
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by noabuseplease 4y ago
No-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.
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by noabuseplease 4y ago
You don't have to watch internet porn, it isn't an essential activity. Many people never watch it. It's nothing at all like using a bathroom stall, an activity that everyone does, because we all need to defecate as part of ou
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by noabuseplease 4y ago
I just want to add a comment to the horde, to let you know that I agree with you completely on all these points. Looking at the other replies, it occurs to me that the debate is often framed solely as a moral issue, but actually, we have co