You mean I have to do my own research? - IT wouldn't of happened under the Labour party.
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Men "worried" about heavy internet p0rn use
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under labour you could have stayed at home on benefits whilst dealing with your pr0n addictionOriginally posted by vetran View PostYou mean I have to do my own research? - IT wouldn't of happened under the Labour party.Coffee's for closersComment
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Whereas under the Tories you'd just wear some tights and stuff an orange in your mouth....but enough about Tory MPsOriginally posted by Spacecadet View Postunder labour you could have stayed at home on benefits whilst dealing with your pr0n addictionDoing the needful since 1827Comment
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Depends - How much does it cost to download, per terabyte say?Originally posted by SimonMac View PostBBC - Newsbeat - Men 'worried' about heavy internet porn use
Apprantly 1 in 4 of men aged 18-24 are worried about the amount of porn they are watching on the internet.
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I've never 'used' porn and frankly don't really understand why people need to.
However the sex trade is responsible for an awful lot of abuse and misery in the world and pornography is a big part in that.
How do you know that the people you are looking at on the internet are totally willing participants and are being payed well for what they are doing?
I have a friend who was a page 3 model - which is the lighter end of porn, but it was a grimy exploitative world and not remotely glamorous.I'm sorry, but I'll make no apologies for this
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And presumably your friend did it voluntarily, and earned a much better living than she would have realistically been able to earn any other way.Originally posted by Pogle View PostI have a friend who was a page 3 model - which is the lighter end of porn, but it was a grimy exploitative world and not remotely glamorous.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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Probably she did, but that doesn't invalidate Pogle's comment. If you want to enjoy pron, knock yourself out. But don't pretend it isn't pretty miserable for most participants.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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But clothes you're wearing were probably made in some sweatshop where it's pretty miserable for most workersOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostProbably she did, but that doesn't invalidate Pogle's comment. If you want to enjoy pron, knock yourself out. But don't pretend it isn't pretty miserable for most participants.
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Ah ha - let's solve 2 problems in one solution:Originally posted by amcdonald View PostBut clothes you're wearing were probably made in some sweatshop where it's pretty miserable for most workers
Do you worry about wearing clothes as well ?
everyone goes around naked the whole time => no children making clothes in sweatshops
plus, everyone gets to see loads of nakedness all the time => no need for pron thereby saving the exploited!
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But is that true, or is that just an idea spread by the moral majority? The sex trade is completely different as that's organised crime getting involved in supplying a demand for something that is illegal. Whereas porn is legal, and big business, and it's hard to see how such a big business would be tolerated if the majority were all being forced against their will, or blackmailed, or desperately doing anything to feed their heroin habit.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostProbably she did, but that doesn't invalidate Pogle's comment. If you want to enjoy pron, knock yourself out. But don't pretend it isn't pretty miserable for most participants.
There's a parallel with the likes of us. Some would say we're exploited by employers looking to abuse us and deny us our employee rights, and some would say the life of a contractor is pretty miserable - lots of commuting, no paid holiday, no security, getting the crapest seat in the office, etc. etc. Whereas we say "wahayy look at my wad!".
It may be naive to think there aren't abuses, but equally I think it's naive to think there aren't people who do this perfectly willingly and are happy to put up with what may be a miserable job for the cash, just like we do.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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