Knight of Albion
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Pornography degrades and exploits women, and corrupts and debases the men who view it.
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My logic is not contradictory, for alcohol & cigarettes would be banned as well. The amount of so-called "positives" you experience from such behaviors are far outweighed by their negations.
The best possible world would be one that openly criticizes, and dare I say demonizes, negative behaviors. It would not be ruled by majorities or mere mainstream opinions. It would be ruled by irrefutable philosophies and irreducible, scientific facts.
The vast majority of evidences & arguments available on pornography & voyeurism have defeated the notion that it is a positive behavior. Granted, the world we experience is complete crass compared to any imagined utopia, so for the time being I don't criticize it heavily - satiate your sexuality as responsibly as possible.
In a perfect world, however, I would say that sexuality would be best satiated through private, monogamous relationships. There is no need to expand sexuality into music, film, or other arts. At that point, it is oversaturation; a gluttony of the mind.
Pornography degrades and exploits women, and corrupts and debases the men who view it.
Journalists and psychologists are quick to describe someone as being a porn "addict," yet there's no strong scientific research that shows such addictions actually exists. Slapping such labels onto the habit of frequently viewing images of a sexual nature only describes it as a form of pathology.
And all I see is a moral relativist, blinded by the solipsism of his Western upbringing.Your opinion here has nothing to do with "irrefutable philosophies" and "irreducible, scientific facts". All I see is severe moralism, sex-negativity and a desire to control other people.
And all I see is a moral relativist, blinded by the solipsism of his Western upbringing.
An interesting study on addiction and porn:
No such thing as porn 'addiction,' researchers say -- ScienceDaily
I also saw another article recently that said the main correlation between the frequency which someone watches porn is best related to their libido. So, the higher the sex drive, the more someone may watch porn. I will try to find this article but I am not sure where I saw it.
"It's the only way to view morality..."Of course I'm a moral relativist. It's the only rational way to view morality. You have no facts to back up your argument, let alone science.
"It's the only way to view morality..."
That's called a belief, and few are buying it. Most people subscribe to moral absolutes, especially on the subjects of violence & sexuality. In fact, the vast majority of humankind historically & presently exercise absolutes.
Do you actually believe that in a utopian society we'd tolerate something like voyeurism?
In a perfect world, however, I would say that sexuality would be best satiated through private, monogamous relationships.
Not satisfactory. Sorry. :rainbow1:
neither is any ones claims here.
its all opinionated.
Missed my point. And that's a bit like saying "in a perfect world everyone would be straight/white/cis." It's pretty insulting to the people who aren't.
goes both ways, reread all posts
Missed my point. And that's a bit like saying "in a perfect world everyone would be straight/white/cis." It's pretty insulting to the people who aren't.
why all the strawmanning, he didnt say that, not even close
He said in a perfect world, everyone would be satisfied sexually in monogamous relationships. That's like saying in a perfect world everyone would be satisfied sexually in opposite sex relationships. It's a comparison, not a straw man.
Monogamy is a form of relationship in which an individual has only one partner during their lifetime or at any one time
what is wrong with that?
no gender attached, your turning this into what it not