You can probably find some inspiration on the Beaver of the Day thread.
What is this? TV?
you donât need a license to watch cable tv, you just need to pay extra for porn per view
Some of us prefer bearsâŚ
i hear theyâre over on chaturbate these days
Thereâs a thread full of those. Maybe go like a few posts?
Itâs weird you picked up on that - Iâd never thought of the distinction before and had to look it up.
I initially thought it was a German thing (frei vs kostenlos), but it seems to be more of a software thing?
The English adjective free is commonly used in one of two meanings: âat no monetary costâ ( gratis ) and âwith little or no restrictionâ ( libre ). This ambiguity of free can cause issues where the distinction is important, as it often is in dealing with laws concerning the use of information, such as copyright and patents.
There are licences for use, such that a fee or royalty is passed back to the supplier/creator, and there is a licence allowing you to do something, such as law, or medicine, or drive a vehicle that could yourself or someone else killed.
Some rights are, uh, righter than others. I would often model possible gun regulation on that of vehicles, as itâs all a matter of momentum. Gun rights advocates whip out the 2nd amendments, a poor excuse. I donât want to take them away, I want more of the owners to be more responsible, and I want all of them insured.
Weâre talking about the Internet. Of which should be free.
Call it the tragedy of the commons, then. I think it should not.
I mean, they let anybody in here, take me for exampleâŚ
Just noticed this part, so Iâm going back to like the first post. Seems like it might be hard to get to ten though. Iâve only done it once, apparently.
I donât know what you have against Mr. Master and his friend Zandora. Theyâre both consenting adults and 塎ä¸ĺ¤ human, but you would banish them to a life of chastity nonetheless? I think you may be living in the wrong century.
Call it the tragedy of the commons, then. I think it should not.
I mean, they let anybody in here, take me for exampleâŚ
Your presence is welcome.
Good for society, or bad? Please feel free to state your case. This thread is not meant for sharing pornography, so keep it academic. Thank you
Bad, watch the interviews with Ted Bundy.
Cheers
But we would not want a child just entering any of these conversations, more is the point that we do not want someone behaving childishly in these conversations, or on the road as we head cross to 711
They wouldnât be giving licences to children. Itâs the parentâs responsibility to rear their children correctly.
another thing people should require licenses for: having children
Nowadays, for many young people, pornography has become the default sex educator.
Doesnât that mean that the gov and parents should do a better job? Donât drag porno down just because other people arenât doing their jobs.
Sex might be taught in class, but desire, not.
With a connection to the Internet, a few clicks of a mouse or a few taps on a smartphone, the wonder and mysteries of real sex, real relationships and how to build them in a healthy way are immediately destroyed.
The definition of healthy changes everyday. Youâd be surprised what âhealthyâ meant in the 60s. Plus those kids are not as naive as you thought. They might engage in physical interaction after they meet on the Internet.
And thereâs many more troubling aspects which could fill volumes of research books such as sexism, objectification, violence and aggression, unsafe sex practices, reduction in intimacy, unrealistic expectations, and on and on.
All of those happened in the past, when women are seen as an object, used to produce babies, have no votes, canât inherit the family, etc. And it seems to me that this is based on a presumption that pornography is for men.
Iâm not against what youâve said. Iâm just having questions in the case youâve built.
have you seen idiocracy?
One of my favorite movies <3