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Flatulo

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32. I've never considered rough or forced porn to be
Mon May 19, 2014, 02:32 PM
May 2014

tittilating in the least. The thing is, the line can be somewhat fuzzy.

Is the woman (or man) being coerced in any way? Are they under the influence of intoxicants? I think most halfway alert adults can detect this.

I think one action that might help would be to identify the studios, labels or directors who have a proven track record of producing coercive porn, and shining a big light on them. If more people knew that lives were being ruined for their enjoyment, maybe they'd alter their viewing habits and stick with the mom and pop stuff, or content that has established itself as purveying only non-coercive material.

There will always be customers who will crave violent porn, or beastiality, or dominance, shitting, or whatever.

As for myself, porn does nothing for me these days. The medications I'm on have sent every vestige of my libido packing, never to return.

On edit: I know this is an explosive subject here, and I appreciate being spoken to with civility. Thanks.

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Why are you posting a video from an anti-choice anti-feminist in a feminist space? LeftyMom May 2014 #1
Because he's talking about porn. redqueen May 2014 #2
He doesn't think women control their own damn bodies. LeftyMom May 2014 #3
SIGH redqueen May 2014 #4
Seeing who the fuck is talking isn't digging around and discrediting. Google takes seconds. LeftyMom May 2014 #5
What's a habit is this kind of 'let's not talk about the issue let's dig around to try to discredit redqueen May 2014 #6
You edited and put up a different video. LeftyMom May 2014 #7
LMFAO - first you're pissed that he was posted here... now you're posting it yourself. redqueen May 2014 #8
I'm well aware of what fundamentalists want for women and I want no part of it. LeftyMom May 2014 #9
This thread is about women BEING RAPED IN THE MAKING OF PORNOGRAPHY redqueen May 2014 #10
Sure. Go get a credible souce and we can discuss it. LeftyMom May 2014 #11
Like there's a shortage. Like it hasn't been posted before. redqueen May 2014 #12
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Maybe we can't trust these women because they were personally harmed by porn redqueen May 2014 #14
trigger warning of course redqueen May 2014 #16
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I'd love to talk about women as workers, and how to better meet their needs. LeftyMom May 2014 #20
I let these women speak for themselves. redqueen May 2014 #22
But you're not listening to the women who have positive experiences, LeftyMom May 2014 #23
Are you talking about positive experiences from being trafficked? ismnotwasm May 2014 #25
Here ismnotwasm May 2014 #15
I dare not quote any of Shelley Lubben's resources. redqueen May 2014 #17
Fundies have latched onto "anti-trafficking" efforts as their new way to save people from sex. LeftyMom May 2014 #21
It's a money thing-- they do that with AIDs in Africa too. ismnotwasm May 2014 #24
Wait - is this guy actually trying to get men to stop jacking off? Flatulo May 2014 #26
Why is it gollygee May 2014 #29
Does porn have any other uses? Flatulo May 2014 #30
As you say gollygee May 2014 #31
I've never considered rough or forced porn to be Flatulo May 2014 #32
As an aside, I see that in GD, there are 3 threads on porn on the front page. KitSileya May 2014 #27
Porn can fuel human trafficking intaglio May 2014 #28
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