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how about porn is legal but you're only allow to look at straight porn if you're gay, or gay porn if you're straight?
could we tax sperm as undocumented migrants?
could we tax sperm as undocumented migrants?
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most don't. virtually everyone in prison is from a broken family for instance. rags to riches stories are extreme outliers.People are capable of transcending their upbringing,
False.That is not true and the places that do in foreign countries that limit sizes of drink, etc does not stop or has helped to lower the obesity rate.
Compared with adults not aware, adults who were aware of the SSB tax were more likely (OR = 1.30) to report a decrease in SSB consumption (p = .012). In urban areas, adults aware of the tax drank a significantly lower amount of taxed SSBs (-15.7%; p = .023) than those not aware. Self-efficacy and liking of SSBs were significantly associated with a reported decrease in consumption and with current consumption (p < .001), while health beliefs and availability of potable water were not significantly associated with either reported change in SSB consumption or current consumption of taxed SSBs.
lol @ thinking those two things don't go hand in hand. Heavy taxation of cigarettes started in the 70s after numerous studies showing it's health effects. In the 80s, everyone was still smoking but the rates steadily declined by then.Smokers being regulated has not reduced the numbers for smokers, the reason smoking gone down is due to culture changing it's attitude about it. Enforcing regulation on anything does not stop jack shit unless the mindset behind it changes along with it.
Anybody becoming rich is an extreme outlier and not everyone from a broken home ends up in prison. I'm not saying it doesn't have an effect but I still don't think legislation built around the worst parents in society is in the best interests of society as a whole. If you have shitty parents they'll find a way to fuck you up regardless of whether it's through access to porn.most don't. virtually everyone in prison is from a broken family for instance. rags to riches stories are extreme outliers.
I can respect that argument, but it's pretty clear that porn has proven to be a major social contagion and public health issue.Anybody becoming rich is an extreme outlier and not everyone from a broken home ends up in prison. I'm not saying it doesn't have an effect but I still don't think legislation built around the worst parents in society is in the best interests of society as a whole. If you have shitty parents they'll find a way to fuck you up regardless of whether it's through access to porn.
As far as I'm aware, children have no right to such an amorphous concept as a "healthy environment". We hope that they're provided one by their guardians and we have laws that protect all people from abuse, neglect, etc. I'd be more on board with laws that penalize parents who fail to take reasonable steps to protect their children from exposure to pornography than anything.The crux of the issue: Why should the pornographers' "rights" be more important than the rights of children to grow up in a healthy environment?
They do. And their rights are more important than the director of "Swallow My Squirt 4".As far as I'm aware, children have no right to such an amorphous concept as a "healthy environment".
The only thing I can find on that matter is this:They do. And their rights are more important than the director of "Swallow My Squirt 4".
That just means more people would jack it to trap porn though, and sexuality is already kinda fucked rn in general for alot of people.how about porn is legal but you're only allow to look at straight porn if you're gay, or gay porn if you're straight?
could we tax sperm as undocumented migrants?
The only way that you would be able to verify age is by giving some seedy website your id or some shit, and most people who have any form of common sense wont trust a company with their IDI honestly would be fine with porn being regulated so that kids don't have as much access to it. It might be a typical "BUT WHAT ABOUT THE KIDS" argument, but the average age people start watching porn is around the age 11, which is not exactly what I would call a healthy age to watch this shit since it will fuck up your views of the opposite sex and how you interact with them (mostly boys with girls, but it will have an effect on young girls and their relationship with boys). This is a crucial time in terms of just one's sexual development and puberty going on around this age, and if you get all your ideas about sexuality from porn, you probably won't become a rapist but there will be massive sexual dysfunction later on in life and I think we're living in the end result of that. While I definitely have a problem with porn on the whole from a religious standpoint, I really just want to address the ubiquitous availability of it more than anything right now. In the past, porn existed but you had to go to the porn shop or to the skeevy section of a store to find it (or maybe the woods or behind your dad's cabinet). Now, you can just pull up your smartphone and look at it on the go. I don't even care so much about amateur stuff because that always will exist. It's the professional stuff that is actively making a profit pretty much destroying the lives of their actors and actresses along with those of the kids watching it. I think we need to do something about it now, because things will only get worse for society if this problem isn't addressed now.
It can actually have serious negative effects on children; certain types of sex seem violent to kids, even if they're fairly vanilla. If your first exposure to sex is taken as a violent, dangerous experience that can fuck you up later on by conflating sex with violence and causing you to act on that misapprehension, whether by engaging in violent sex or fearing sex in general.Why are we talking about kids? Who gives a fuck? If little billy (7) sees 2 people screwing how does this irreversibly destroy his psyche? His innocence is lost and he starts raping the family dog?
I don't see what the big deal is. I was looking at it when I was 10. Who cares?
There's a pretty firm distinction between the two that I think you're missing; pornography can be construed as documentary as opposed to fictive. A lot of professional porn doesn't even bother with a 'story' anymore, and amateur porn almost never does; what you're viewing isn't presented in the same light as a fictional creation. Humans can't fly, don't have lasers where there eyes should be, can't bend time, cast spells, etc., so it's easy to remember that what you're seeing is outside of the realm of the possible.Porn is different; these are two (or more) people performing sexual acts on each other. It might be unrealistic sex, but it is happening, and some people do enjoy the more extreme things that are portrayed. It could be argued that most of the professional porn 'actors' are just pretending to be having as much fun as they seem to be, but faking it is something that normal people do.The idea that porn also gives people unrealistic ideas about sex is exceptional. Most normal people can tell fiction apart from reality. Should we ban super hero movies because they give people unrealistic depictions of fighting? The answer is no
I was looking at it when I was 10
While I don't agree with banning porn, the shit that people have easy access to these days is ridiculous.
Stuff that used to be hardcore in the 90's is considered regular now.
Never in history did we have the level of porn we do now and frankly, it is destructive to society.
We can talk about self control all day but most people (especially men) don't have it.
We now have hundreds of millions of porn addicts all over the world and that addiction is much stronger than to most drugs out there.
Please tell us more about your struggle with giving up porn.While I don't agree with banning porn, the shit that people have easy access to these days is ridiculous.
Stuff that used to be hardcore in the 90's is considered regular now.
Never in history did we have the level of porn we do now and frankly, it is destructive to society.
We can talk about self control all day but most people (especially men) don't have it.
We now have hundreds of millions of porn addicts all over the world and that addiction is much stronger than to most drugs out there.
I myself had to go cold turkey because it was making my life worse and it was really difficult to do so. I can quit anything else with zero problems but porn... quitting it was the hardest battle of my life.
I still get urges to go to certain websites which is probably very similar to how ex-alcoholics feel.
We are so woefully unprepared for the internet age.
We think we're in control but we're wrong.
We're primitive beings with sophisticated technology.
This is puritanical bullshit. Children are exposed extreme violence daily. No one seems to do anything because violent video games and cartoons don't create psychopaths, the same way sexual imagery won't automatically turn the kid into a degenerate. It's a very repressed attitude. 'OMG MUH SECKS! Go play Fortnite instead!"
I think the question at what point does the child become traumatized by viewing obscene material? Where is the line?