Some of the disgusting stuff that is happening in pornography

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First of all, the article, which i'm going to go out on a limb and guess you didn't read, because being uninformed and yet droning on anyway seems to be your trademark, contained a scenario which is repellant anyway, to any fair-thinking person. Secondly, here are some stories from actual porn stars: http://fightthenewdrug.org/10-porn-stars-speak-openly-about-their-most-popular-scenes/


New poster here. I have no surprise that an anti-porn organization produced an article about porn actresses claiming about sub-standard working conditions. You can probably pick any occupation, then pick the organization against their industry, and you'll find the same thing.

I have no doubt that porn, like every industry, has a few bad apples. However, I think porn producers are motivated by one thing: money. Because of that, they don't want to use underage models (it's illegal and no content provider would buy it), nor do they want to trick actresses into doing something they didn't want to. There's no incentive to do so -- why trick an actress into doing X, and hoping she'll not only do it, but do a good job at it (and not walk off) as opposed to hiring an actress where everyone is clear on expectations? Why would a porn producer spend thousands to set up a shoot, with all the equipment, location rental, and technicians, and then decide to take a risk that the actress won't agree to something not already agreed to? It just doesn't make sense business-wise.



"Sub-standard" working conditions is one hell of a way to put the horrific abuse described within. Abuse that even many porn defenders readily admit to. You must have missed the scandal of James Dean raping various costars and it being something widely known and shrugged off within the industry. How very typical to try to shrug off women's experiences and trauma, to minimize it and dismiss it.

And to answer your question- as another poster here answered- porn watchers want new, new, new. They want young girls, they want girls who have "never done this before". They want real surprise on their faces, real shock, real emotion.

And in fact women's degradation and deception is in fact a main appeal of many types of porn, such as the one I linked to in my OP.
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I fail to see what's wrong with being a "bum on the street" which I believe you mean to be a homeless person? I guess you intend this to be an insult? I think that says more about you than either homeless people or the girls in these films.

Many of these women are economically disenfranchised- overwhelmingly poor, uneducated, and young. Their lack of economic power is a fact.

It's hard not to be condescending when you have found yourself utterly flummoxed and unable to answer the questions I've lobbed at you. Hard to consider someone a worthy opponent (to put it kindly) in that case, is it?


Ouch, boy, you really hurt my feelings

I actually find you to be a poor debater. You are very confused by what is assumption and what is proven, personal prejudice and fact. You have an idea in your head that all porn actresses are poor, disenfranchised, and do not do porn willingly. But you discount that many women today have an extremely relaxed attitude when it comes to sex and being on camera. And you haven't provided a single example of these "disadvantaged women" and your entire argument is "It is inconceivable to me that women would do these porn videos willingly, therefore it is wrong."

But I suspect you know the main basis for your argument is based on conjecture and your personal beliefs. Which is why you lead everyone on these extremely convoluted and circular arguments while insulting those who disagree with you.


Oh gosh. What a shot to the heart it is to hear I'm a "door debater" from someone who has been utterly out argued to the point that they've utterly given up on answering the questions lobbed at them.

What I posted are the realities. I am a young woman. Young women don't have a relaxed attitude when it comes to being called sexual slurs and had physical violence enacted on them while others film it so that still others can jerk off to it. That's almost the opposite of real sex, it is abuse pain and simple.

And you know it, which is why thus far you've been completely unable to answer any of my assertions, you've dodged every question, and you've resorted to name calling.

I suspect even you are aware that you've utterly bungled this, and that's why you cannot even try anymore. If you manage to rally and are able to actually engage in the debate again and answer questions, I'm happy to entertain you.


That's your entire argument then:

you are a woman so you speak for all women. Not only that, but you know not a single woman young (or old) likes "sexual slurs" thrown at her (definitely not true by the way - seriously? You've never heard of dirty talk?). You are the arbiter of "real sex" and "abuse," plain and simple.

Seriously, excuse me, but you are a massive, blow hard idiot.

Nice debating with you.


Actually, I've made my argument from the beginning. My "argument" is a fact, which is that what is happening in pornography is wrong. That is preys upon the young, uneducated, and economically vulnerable in order to do shoots which involve and in fact sexualize violence against women. And that this is horrific for the women who are the focuses of the violence and for young men growing up watching their first experiences with sex intertwined with violence against women.

You, as you have been outargued and even admitted to being wrong and misinterpreting several (tedious) pages back, who is STILL unable to answer any of the questions I have asked him today, have, to put it kindly, no standing to call anyone in this world an idiot.

Anyway. It's been fun having to explain things on a third grade level, but until you are capable of forming an eloquent response- hell, actually ANY kind of response at all- to my questions, I think we're done.


You have NO proof or indication of the actual lives of porn actors other than to assert that what YOU say is "obvious" and "fact." Your entire argument is based on your beliefs and your beliefs are frankly, extremely limited to your little bubble of existence. Your ENTIRE argument consists of saying that you know exactly what all women think and feel, never mind all the women here who disagree with you.

Save your insults on others' intellectual levels. You are the dumbest poster on DCUM today and that is saying quite a lot. Your lack of self awareness and your pompous, condescending demeanor speaks volumes.


Actually I do. I have read and listened to women who have been in the porn industry. Have you?

Again, you haven't been able to answer a single one of the questions I leveled at you. And then you have the gall to try to call me dumb? Damn. Now THAT's audacity. Straight up delusion too, but I'll give you points for just having the balls to do that after you've been so thoroughly dismissed.


I'll call bulls*t on this right now. Obviously you are free to scramble, backpedal, and research now.

Up until this point, your entire argument has been to say "no woman would EVER want to participate in this," your argument consisted of announcing it as "fact" and at no point did you ever produce a shred of actual evidence, anecdotal or otherwise. Later you amended it to 99% of women because someone brought up BDSM enthusiasts.

Even if you were to google it now, what does it matter what you can find? I'm SURE there are women out there who DO feel victimized - of course those people exist! Just like there are tons of porn actresses who don't feel like victims and happily take the check for the jobs they land. Your statement that 99% of women in porn are victimized by the porn industry is just something you pulled out of your a$$.



You can call bullshit on whatever you want, no one cares. As I've said, you've been intellectually incapable of responding to a single point. You've managed to mangle even the most basic points that I've made to the point that I had to drop the discourse down to a third grade level before you were able to understand it and admit you were wrong. You getting things wrong is practically your hallmark.


First of all, the article, which i'm going to go out on a limb and guess you didn't read, because being uninformed and yet droning on anyway seems to be your trademark, contained a scenario which is repellant anyway, to any fair-thinking person. Secondly, here are some stories from actual porn stars: http://fightthenewdrug.org/10-porn-stars-speak-openly-about-their-most-popular-scenes/

I expect, surprise surprise, you to dismiss that as you have dismissed all the hard questions and answers that have been leveled at you. Shock.

The problem, of course, with this strategy is that it's a dead giveaway for both how objectively weak your argument is, and how weak you yourself perceive it as. When you're not even able to ATTEMPT to engage honestly, it's becomes a farce in which the other party has to pretend not to notice your intellectual dishonesty.

And lastly- I'm a human being, which enables me to know that human beings, as a general rule, don't like being subjected to horrifying violence. It's kind of one of the hallmarks of humanity. A small minority of people with a fetish aside.

I eagerly await your next thrilling missive.


These women are women. They are not children. They do not need you to make decisions for them, or to tell them they can't take a certain job because you just *know* it's too horrifying and violent for them.

Thanks for all the ad hominem attacks - it's because you had a bunch of really brilliant substantive things to say, but chose to throw personal insults instead, right? The irony is lost on you, moron.


Barely, and that's exactly the point. Not even old enough to drink and yet old enough to make life changing, body endangering decisions? Does this remove the moral imperative NOT to get off to someone's else's pain? Not really.

And sorry dude, you deserved ad hominem attacks. They weren't really though- just stating the truth.

And STILL waiting on those answers.
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First of all, the article, which i'm going to go out on a limb and guess you didn't read, because being uninformed and yet droning on anyway seems to be your trademark, contained a scenario which is repellant anyway, to any fair-thinking person. Secondly, here are some stories from actual porn stars: http://fightthenewdrug.org/10-porn-stars-speak-openly-about-their-most-popular-scenes/


New poster here. I have no surprise that an anti-porn organization produced an article about porn actresses claiming about sub-standard working conditions. You can probably pick any occupation, then pick the organization against their industry, and you'll find the same thing.

I have no doubt that porn, like every industry, has a few bad apples. However, I think porn producers are motivated by one thing: money. Because of that, they don't want to use underage models (it's illegal and no content provider would buy it), nor do they want to trick actresses into doing something they didn't want to. There's no incentive to do so -- why trick an actress into doing X, and hoping she'll not only do it, but do a good job at it (and not walk off) as opposed to hiring an actress where everyone is clear on expectations? Why would a porn producer spend thousands to set up a shoot, with all the equipment, location rental, and technicians, and then decide to take a risk that the actress won't agree to something not already agreed to? It just doesn't make sense business-wise.



"Sub-standard" working conditions is one hell of a way to put the horrific abuse described within. Abuse that even many porn defenders readily admit to. You must have missed the scandal of James Dean raping various costars and it being something widely known and shrugged off within the industry. How very typical to try to shrug off women's experiences and trauma, to minimize it and dismiss it.

And to answer your question- as another poster here answered- porn watchers want new, new, new. They want young girls, they want girls who have "never done this before". They want real surprise on their faces, real shock, real emotion.

And in fact women's degradation and deception is in fact a main appeal of many types of porn, such as the one I linked to in my OP.


If you're OP who posted the original article, well...

That article was just as dumb as this thread. As has already been discussed.
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First of all, the article, which i'm going to go out on a limb and guess you didn't read, because being uninformed and yet droning on anyway seems to be your trademark, contained a scenario which is repellant anyway, to any fair-thinking person. Secondly, here are some stories from actual porn stars: http://fightthenewdrug.org/10-porn-stars-speak-openly-about-their-most-popular-scenes/


New poster here. I have no surprise that an anti-porn organization produced an article about porn actresses claiming about sub-standard working conditions. You can probably pick any occupation, then pick the organization against their industry, and you'll find the same thing.

I have no doubt that porn, like every industry, has a few bad apples. However, I think porn producers are motivated by one thing: money. Because of that, they don't want to use underage models (it's illegal and no content provider would buy it), nor do they want to trick actresses into doing something they didn't want to. There's no incentive to do so -- why trick an actress into doing X, and hoping she'll not only do it, but do a good job at it (and not walk off) as opposed to hiring an actress where everyone is clear on expectations? Why would a porn producer spend thousands to set up a shoot, with all the equipment, location rental, and technicians, and then decide to take a risk that the actress won't agree to something not already agreed to? It just doesn't make sense business-wise.



"Sub-standard" working conditions is one hell of a way to put the horrific abuse described within. Abuse that even many porn defenders readily admit to. You must have missed the scandal of James Dean raping various costars and it being something widely known and shrugged off within the industry. How very typical to try to shrug off women's experiences and trauma, to minimize it and dismiss it.

And to answer your question- as another poster here answered- porn watchers want new, new, new. They want young girls, they want girls who have "never done this before". They want real surprise on their faces, real shock, real emotion.

And in fact women's degradation and deception is in fact a main appeal of many types of porn, such as the one I linked to in my OP.


If you're OP who posted the original article, well...

That article was just as dumb as this thread. As has already been discussed.


Actually, the article is wonderful. Many of the helpful posters in the early stages acknowledged this. Predictably the pro-pornography trolls have crawled out of the woodwork, as they are want to do whenever their boner is threatened.
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Mt job is difficult, physically dangerous on occasion, and degrading at times, and I have to be around people who are jerks and I have to put up with their abuse.

Where's MY advocacy movement?
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Anonymous wrote:Mt job is difficult, physically dangerous on occasion, and degrading at times, and I have to be around people who are jerks and I have to put up with their abuse.

Where's MY advocacy movement?


Are you being sexually abused?
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Can't we let this moronic OP fade into oblivion already?

Everything has already been said but OP will keep repeating the same damn thing over and over.
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Anonymous wrote:Can't we let this moronic OP fade into oblivion already?

Everything has already been said but OP will keep repeating the same damn thing over and over.


Actually hardly any of the questions I asked have been answered. I mean, I'm not surprised, but still...
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Anonymous wrote:Can't we let this moronic OP fade into oblivion already?

Everything has already been said but OP will keep repeating the same damn thing over and over.


OP is very entertaining, in a train wreck, can't-look-away sort of way.

So superior and so free with insults and personal attacks.
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Anonymous wrote:Can't we let this moronic OP fade into oblivion already?

Everything has already been said but OP will keep repeating the same damn thing over and over.


OP is very entertaining, in a train wreck, can't-look-away sort of way.

So superior and so free with insults and personal attacks.


If anyone could answer my questions I guess I wouldn't feel so smug. Hmmm. Maybe one day
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Anonymous wrote:Can't we let this moronic OP fade into oblivion already?

Everything has already been said but OP will keep repeating the same damn thing over and over.


OP is very entertaining, in a train wreck, can't-look-away sort of way.

So superior and so free with insults and personal attacks.


If anyone could answer my questions I guess I wouldn't feel so smug. Hmmm. Maybe one day


People answered your questions, dummy.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can't we let this moronic OP fade into oblivion already?

Everything has already been said but OP will keep repeating the same damn thing over and over.


OP is very entertaining, in a train wreck, can't-look-away sort of way.

So superior and so free with insults and personal attacks.


If anyone could answer my questions I guess I wouldn't feel so smug. Hmmm. Maybe one day


People answered your questions, dummy.


Uh oh. Someone's getting mouthy now that he's been outargued. Everyone stand back.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can't we let this moronic OP fade into oblivion already?

Everything has already been said but OP will keep repeating the same damn thing over and over.


OP is very entertaining, in a train wreck, can't-look-away sort of way.

So superior and so free with insults and personal attacks.


If anyone could answer my questions I guess I wouldn't feel so smug. Hmmm. Maybe one day


People answered your questions, dummy.


Uh oh. Someone's getting mouthy now that he's been outargued. Everyone stand back.


"outargued?"
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can't we let this moronic OP fade into oblivion already?

Everything has already been said but OP will keep repeating the same damn thing over and over.


OP is very entertaining, in a train wreck, can't-look-away sort of way.

So superior and so free with insults and personal attacks.


If anyone could answer my questions I guess I wouldn't feel so smug. Hmmm. Maybe one day


People answered your questions, dummy.


Uh oh. Someone's getting mouthy now that he's been outargued. Everyone stand back.


"outargued?"


Don't try to deny it, Brian. Or I'll have to whip out those harddddd, unanswerable questions again
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