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Originally Posted by kyro
Pornography and sex trafficking linked in Parliament House roundtable, ?October 9 Declaration? calls for action
here you are testifying that porn is bad and also involved with sex trafficking yet you want to hang out with us?
Donny Pauling, former Porn Producer from the USA addressed the Strategic Roundtable on the damaging effects of porn on the women involved in its production and on those who consume it. He also testified on the similarities between recruiting for porn and recruiting for sex trafficking. If anyone can educate about the reality of porn, Donny Pauling can. He started producing porn in 1997 and by the time he?d given it up, he?d recruited over 500 college girls into the industry and had become a regular provider of content to some of the ?big names? in the industry.
http://au.christiantoday.com/article...tion/14276.htm
they say if anyone would know its you. so tell us since you so experienced in sex trafficking which companies did it, how many times did you witness it. after all you proclaim yourself to be the expert on these matters. |
Do you bother to read? Really, now. The article says this:
"similarities between recruiting for porn and recruiting for sex trafficking"
Can you not see similarities between the two? Probably not, because you're a nobody. Shall I spell it out for you? Okay, I will:
A pimp gets a girl reliant on her. He leads her slowly down a path. Pretty soon she'll do whatever he says to get what she wants.
In porn, models often start soft core. They get used to that easy money. Slowly, they're made to do more and more to get it. Eventually, they reach a place they never intended to go. This happens over and over.
So, YES, the two are quite similar.
By the way, thanks for quoting that article. I am quite proud of that trip. I spoke to their Senators and Congressmen, and ate dinner beside their version of Hilary Clinton. While you sit here doing nothing with your life, I'm influencing people who matter. Thanks for the recognition.