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Originally Posted by Robbie
That meant staying up to midnight on a Friday night, taking my 13 inch black and white television into the front yard with an extension cord (because that's the only way I could pick up the station that had it with my rabbit ear antennae), and then watching Don Kirshner's "Rock Concert" show every weekend. KEY POINT: Firstly, you had to know what to look for, then you had to know when and where to look.
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Youtube, vimeo, dailymotion, primetime news, afternoon news, breaking news, facebook, and every other social/mainstream media outlet known to man. KEY POINT: You don't even have to know what to look for as it's shoved in your face at every turn.
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You cannot possibly tell me you don't realize the major difference between the 70's/80's and today when it comes to this stuff.
As for the "you're a pornographer arguing for censorship... hypocrite!" argument. Once again, there is a difference between selling porn that is targeted at adults, and selling whorism/borderline pornography that is targeted at children and plastered all over the mainstream stage; essentially being forced upon you whether you want to see it or not.
And yes, for the record, I would be completely against any porn being shown on the mainstream stage. And I would most definitely be against porn being shoved in the faces of a non adult audience at every outlet known to man...
Fact is, you can't go on youtube (etc) and get a recommended playlist of porn videos (even the stuff with the mature filter on doesn't show up, which you'd also have to sign in and confirm your age to view). You can't turn on the tv at any given time and see some porn clip being played. You can't go on facebook (etc) and add porn networks as friends unless you confirm you're 18.
But sure as shit, you can go on youtube (etc), local tv channels (etc), social media and the like and watch miley cyrus suck off a blow up doll...