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Originally Posted by Donny
Which of these things make it okay to treat someone else's daughters in ways you'd likely not tolerate for your own?
There is a fallacy called the "Red herring" fallacy, in which one brings up a fact or groups of facts totally irrelevant to the issue in discussion, in an attempt to distract the person with whom you're having a discussion. Your posts are a perfect example. Mmm. Herring.
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My point is that none of us are innocent in this world. Is porn exploiting another person? To some degree I could see how people feel that way. Personally I think these people are adults and make their own choices.
But is filming a porn scene (or selling it/promoting it/etc) worse than buying shoes that are made in factories where 10 year old kids are worked 80 hours a week and often end up crippled? Those kids have no choice, they are forced into it.
Is porn worse than buying a product that supports a regime that treats women so horrifically that if she is unlucky enough to be raped she will the be whipped for having sex with someone she is not married to?
Why do you choose to let these people, people who had no choice in the matter suffer, but you come to the aid to porn actors who made a choice when they were adults and latr found out that it wasn't a great choice for them.
Jenna doesn't have to go back into porn. I don't know what she did with her money, but if it is all gone she could go the route of bankruptcy to get her debt washed away and she could get a regular job. It may not be easy, but she could do it. She just chooses to do porn because she made millions at it once and thinks she will be able to do it again.