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Ryo Chan said:Someone on Wright stuff suggested sending them Jihadists infected with Ebola
yep, that's daytime tv for u
actually that was my idea too.....sounds lika good plan
Ryo Chan said:Someone on Wright stuff suggested sending them Jihadists infected with Ebola
yep, that's daytime tv for u
I think few people had heard about it until the ban was actually in place - I'm pretty angry at the various campaigning websites whose mailing lists I'm on for failing to mention or attempt to do anything about this at all. I get the distinct feeling they thought sticking up for pornography would prove too controversial for them, so they just ignored it. Fight for freedom, except if it divides or upsets some of your userbase.Rui said:Ehh? I hadn't even heard about that - which apparently doesn't really matter as I can apparently still enjoy all of the smutty filth I want as it's only the regulated British porn industry and not a sleazy exploitative industry in the middle of nowhere that's being clamped down* upon?
Who knows, Rui? Clearly the current lot view themselves as possesing a higher moral authority than you and me, I get the feeling that it's just too hard for them to differentiate between real sexual violence and fantasies between consenting partners, so it was easier to just ban it all. It already happened with certain acts under the "violent pornography" ban and now they're adding ever tamer ones to the list.Rui said:I don't understand why they're banning the depiction of things any adult can see in person whenever they like anyway. What is this supposed to achieve, exactly?
Lawrence said:According to the BBFC 'Female Ejaculation' doesn't exist, so any 'ejaculation' taking place during the film is deemed to be urination.
I'm not sure quite how far to go down this hole (lol) on AUKN, but even if that were true my point re: bodily fluids still stands. What's wrong with people pissing on each other if they enjoy it BBFC? One person's degrading and offensive act is another's pleasurable kink. The idea that one person's disgust trumps another's enjoyment when no-one involved is coming to harm and no-one is being forced to watch or participate who doesn't want to is such a completely backwards, sex negative move I didn't see coming even from this government of out of touch toffs. Who exactly are they pandering to? Who wanted this?Lawrence said:According to the BBFC 'Female Ejaculation' doesn't exist, so any 'ejaculation' taking place during the film is deemed to be urination.
NormanicGrav said:Oh dear this ain't good. Brace yourself for the worst whenever it happens. If we come across the same type of folks who caused the recent French Magazine attack then this won't go down peacefully.
Trusting MI5 and Sky News? Not to diminish the awful events in France which were absolutely f*cking abhorrent (and the public displays in support of freedom of speech and in solidarity with the victims of those who believe people deserve to die for laughing at them give me hope for humanity) but I can't help but feel the powers that be wheel this same line out after every terrorist attack to keep people scared because it suits their purposes.NormanicGrav said:Oh dear this ain't good. Brace yourself for the worst whenever it happens. If we come across the same type of folks who caused the recent French Magazine attack then this won't go down peacefully.
ayase said:Trusting MI5 and Sky News? Not to diminish the awful events in France which were absolutely f*cking abhorrent (and the public displays in support of freedom of speech and in solidarity with the victims of those who believe people deserve to die for laughing at them give me hope for humanity) but I can't help but feel the powers that be wheel this same line out after every terrorist attack to keep people scared because it suits their purposes.NormanicGrav said:Oh dear this ain't good. Brace yourself for the worst whenever it happens. If we come across the same type of folks who caused the recent French Magazine attack then this won't go down peacefully.
Terrorism has always been a thing, it will always be a thing. Terrorist attacks have happened with pretty much the same regularity for over a century - The "War or Terror" is unwinnable because terrorism is a method, the ideologies will change but it will keep on happening. But of course the people who started it knew that full well - It's a war they can keep going forever and ordinary people who (quite rightly) wonder what the ruling classes in a western world in decline are actually doing for their citizens can be constantly reminded "We're keeping you safe".
If you have a spare three hours...
James Vincent said:Revenge porn has officially become a criminal offense in the UK, with those found guilty facing up to two years in jail. The amendment to the law was proposed last October and came into affect this week. It specifically targets "the distribution of a private sexual image of someone without their consent and with the intention of causing them distress," and includes both physical and digital images, whether they're shared in person or over the internet.
The law covers "images that show the genitals but also anything that a reasonable person would consider to be sexual, so this could be a picture of someone who is engaged in sexual behavior or posing in a sexually provocative way."
Previously, individuals sharing revenge porn in the UK were prosecuted under different laws. In November, for example, a 21-year-old named Luke King was jailed for 12 weeks for harassment after sharing explicit photos of his former girlfriend via WhatsApp. In February this year, the UK also created a revenge porn helpline to offer victims support and help put them in touch with the police.
In the US, laws criminalizing revenge porn differ across the country, with sixteen states specifically targeting the practice. However, while the UK law seems aimed at individuals sharing pictures of people they know, the US has come down hard on those aggregating and distributing the explicit content. Earlier this month, Kevin Bollaert, the former operator of revenge porn site yougotposted.com, was sentenced to 18 years in prison — the largest conviction of its kind in the US.
ayase said:I'm not sure what's worse, that people are dickish enough to share private photographs or that other people are naive enough to trust them not to.
Either way, the problems of the naive and the dickish are of little concern to me, but I can't help but think the only reason people attempt to get "revenge" on others in this way is because they know it will be hurtful. Nudists and porn stars wouldn't find it hurtful. Maybe we all have something to learn from them and should let go of our shame, then it could no longer be used as a weapon.
No need for knee-jerk accusations against me either, tone doesn't carry in text. Did I suggest anything which contradicts A & B?theirsbailiff said:ayase said:I'm not sure what's worse, that people are dickish enough to share private photographs or that other people are naive enough to trust them not to.
Either way, the problems of the naive and the dickish are of little concern to me, but I can't help but think the only reason people attempt to get "revenge" on others in this way is because they know it will be hurtful. Nudists and porn stars wouldn't find it hurtful. Maybe we all have something to learn from them and should let go of our shame, then it could no longer be used as a weapon.
You do realise that A) The revenge porn industry (Yes, there is one) is an incredibly scummy "business" and B) it is anything but sex positive, right? No need to blame victims for not having the hindsight to know they were dating pricks.