R245 no idea how anyone can stomach to view or engage with p0rn knowing what we know about the industry today. To me it’s like gambling—the activity itself isn’t wrong or morally bankrupt (or, at least it shouldn’t be viewed as such, and Bible bashers need to chill about that), however the mega corporate socially-engineered gl0balised industry that’s grown around it like malignant cancer on our humanity is actually pure unconscionable evil.
[quote] Also, everyone watches porn. I know I do. You should check some out sometime.
Most ‘everyone’ lies, cheats, steals, pollutes etc. unthinkingly. Doesn’t make it a highly ethical choice, or an action that is compassionate to other fellow humans & beings in our world.
And again, I don’t mean that in a religious, ‘emotionless non-matrimonial masturbation for pleasure is a siiiiiiin’ way, but rather that p0rn of the conventional and straight variety—the juggernaut category on which the industry is built—uses s lave lab0ur and traff!cked people to essentially simulate rape. That’s it. Drugged and likely kidnapped or economically hostaged people (many of them women from vulnerable backgrounds of addiction and abuse, some of them minors or barely leg al) forced into performing painful, risky, injurious and degrading sex, so that they can eat and keep a roof over their heads and maybe get their passports back. That’s what you’re watching (plus stealing, if you don’t pay) online to get off.
But I hear you cry, you’re actually not watching new studio het content, and only sticking to amateur/cams/gay/vintage p0rn. Because you’re better. Well, guess what, if you’re watching on the internet or P2P rather than throwing on a DVD or 30-year old VHS or cracking an old magazine, then sorry to say you’re still tacitly supporting the platforms who host these creators & companies who deal in the vile criminal abusive sort of content. Gay men and all women are hurt and exploited in this meatgrinder system, and no one seems to care.
Not to mention, on the other end of the creator-performer-consumer chain, that the screening of such content to impressionable younger or more vulnerable minds can easily trigger addiction, and can ruin nascent sex lives before they even start (with body image issues, unrealistic expectations, kink rabbitholing). The addiction is a very real and sad thing.
So yeah, you go on ahead and enjoy that Deeper video, without giving a single thought to what very human horrors took place to get it on your screen in HD for less than the price of a Starbucks (incidentally, also an exploitative megacorp dealing in an addictive and low-quality product that’s bad for you).