Something Funny

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  1. This has nothing to do with what we are talking about. We are not arguing whether pornhub should have a refund system or not...
  2. 1) You are preying upon people who are mostly sex addicts. Some of them probably have families and wives. But instead of becoming a therapist and offering them help and support you are extracting money from them. 2) Unless you are completely on your own, you are earning money for the same type of a douchebag who runs mcdonalds. And just because this douchebag doesn't abuse you personally, doesn't mean he doesn't abuse anyone else. 3) Ultimately, what you are doing causes the same harm mcdonalds is causing, just on a smaller scale and in a different way, because your bosses weren't cunning enough to be as successful as mcdonalds.
  3. "Consumerism is connected to human rights" This is the most capitalistic bullshit I've heard in a while. What about eating kids? Is it my human right to be able to eat kids. I should be able to consume what I want, correct? It's my human right after all.
  4. No thanks, I am good. Lets end it here.
  5. @Princess Arabia @StarStruck do you guys know that you are comparing two different types of shit jobs and arguing which one is better, lol. Neither one is good?
  6. And that's where my point of you being too binary comes into play. Please explain to me why it's is so difficult to address both sides of the issue? Why can't we take responsibility on the personal level, try to educate consumers to be more responsible with what they are watching, and also prosecute perpetrators? How come do you feel like you need to pick only one of those? This is what's bugging me the most. What I am trying to tell you is that you have a noble goal and are welcome to pursue it, but I don't see how one thing, is in the way of another when they are basically mutually supportive. And I don't understand why you feel like you need to come into this threads and push your ideas here, plus dismiss what is being talked about. Why don't you start your own thread about your vision for human rights? And then I can come in and flood it with "why you should stop watching porn" videos.
  7. This is what I am talking about. How is that not being dismissive? What if it was your family member who was raped? Like your daughter, or your sister, or your mom? And there was a video of her being raped online, watched by millions of people. And you said that people who watched this video were part of the issue and are contributing to the problem. But I was like: "well, you see, we are are all contributing to one thing or another... And this is such a large issue in general that should be addressed at its root cause. So anyway, I am gonna go jerk off to your daughter/mom/sister getting raped. "
  8. @Princess Arabia no, what you did was making it sound like the issue is irrelevant because we poison the air by breathing anyway.
  9. No you can't. You need to choose just one thing. Also, if you want to donate to some human rights charity, you also have to choose either this or that. Cause you see, you can't be a human rights advocate and also have some concerns about porn industry...
  10. You can share your experience without being dismissive of a serious issue
  11. Yes, if you write half assed sentences that make no sense. And if somebody suddenly wants to take a shit, there is a whole lot of deep thinking involved before making a decision whether to just drop your pants and shit on a pavement or to find a toilet.
  12. @integral no the main miscommunication is the fact that they seem to be too binary to understand that adressing something from one side, doesn't stop anyone from addressing it from another...
  13. And yet you felt the need to make it about yourself and mention how you were not trafficked or mistreated. So it's not that bad. And even admitted how it triggers you when people view sex workers as trafficking victims or something like that. Even though it wasn't a point of the video or the thread.
  14. Yeah, yeah, I got the courstesy part. I don't understand what you mean by this or how it is related to the first part of the sentence... Like what? Why? How?
  15. Idk. As far as I understand they seem to think that you can either "know your human rights and donate to charities" or talk about issues with porn idustry. And that 2 are somehow mutually exclusive. Or they are just too personally involved in porn/sex industry so critizising it makes them feel attacked...
  16. You are doing good, no worries. I honestly have no idea what this sentence means. Did you want to make two separate sentences and forgot a half of it or something?
  17. I just can't. You know you are talking like a bot? Sorry, I am just not as much of a deep thinker as you are.
  18. Thanks fuck there is at least one person who is able to hold that concept in their head... Yes, and videos like this one are really helpful in raising awareness around issues with porn so that it can be properly addressed and regulated. @Ajax @Princess Arabia this is actually the education you like to mention so much.
  19. @Ajax the same way how I want to quit eating meat. Not because somebody is going to attack my dignity if I keep eating it, but simply because I recognise that it is a good thing to do.
  20. @Ajax do you really fail to see how this has totally nothing to do with the topic of this discussion? Nobody is saying that you should be attacked for anything. Nobody is planning to raid your house and confiscate your precious pornography archive. Relax. This thread simply raises awareness about the issue and offers those people who are conscious enough to stop contributing to this toxic industry. Out of their own free will. Go and start your own thread about your rights to privacy if you feel so strongly about them.
  21. How is this relevant to this particular discussion?
  22. So? Does that mean that porn doesn't deserve to be addressed? What's your point? This is a thread talking about porn specifically.
  23. Well... Looks like in this case it has backfired and caused you to make a fool of yourself. Cause if you have bothered to watch the interview before being an ass, you would have know that it shares a story of a girl who has never planned to have anything to do with the porn industry, and who was shamelessly mislead, taken advantage of, threatened, and raped.
  24. @Ajax can you please go, drink some coffee, and then read that paragraph again? I've literally said that simply pointing out the fact that porn contributes to (please google the word "contributes to" and note how it doesn't translate to: "is the one and only cause of something") sex trafficking does not mean that all of sex trafficking is caused by porn. But thank you for pointing out that sex trafficking has existed before porn. I didn't know that /s
  25. Which one? The one where she can't wrap her mind around how you can call out the dark side of porn without guilting or shaming anyone and without saying that LITERALLY ALL PORN IS SEX TRAFFICKING? Or the one where seems to think that if a person talks about how increased demand for porn promotes sex trafficking then they must believe that ALL SEX TRAFFICKING IS CAUSED BY PORN CONSUMPTION, and that if a person wants to address this particular part of the problem, then they are against other things like prosecuting sex trafficking directly, parenting, and education? To clarify, my main critique is that it's very easy to be all vague, saying things like: "this is a much larger issue and we live in a complex world" and that "we need to address it at the root cause". Without actually saying anything useful. But I guess that's what self proclaimed "deep thinkers" do... This thread was raising a very specific issue, which is worth addressing. So saying stuff like "yeah, and we poison air by breathing, and kill ants by walking" seems really out of place. @Princess Arabia it's funny how you say that you've watched the interview and still decided to mention parenting and schooling. Even though it was clearly shown that not only it is not the issue in many cases, it will also not help you at all in a lot of times. Literally everyone could have ended up in her situation no matter how good their family/education are. Also the whole "not all porn is sex trafficking" argument is totally irrelevant because: 1) you have no reliable way of discerning which video was and wasn't made ethically (or even legally) 2) considering the amount of porn the average user watches, it's a safe bet to say that if you are a regular porn user, you have probably watched at least a few such videos in your life Oh then sure, we should all stop talking about it, since it didn't affect you personally