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9 posts todayRT @pissbabyx96: long term effects prostitution had on me (a 🪡)
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9 posts todayRT @lizzbag: The "sex work is work" mantra is nothing but a misogynist con. Men who use prostitution do NOT respect the women they use, or see them as fully human. This is incredibly obvious whenever you see their masks slipping. ...
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9 posts todayRT @mike_salter: By far, the most deranged Foucauldian critique of child protection is that criminalising sexual abuse constitutes children as objects of desire and makes sexual abuse more likely. Nobody has ever argued that criminalising murder ...
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9 posts todayRT @bugattisb4babyz: The porn industry is using social media to market itself the SAME way tobacco marketed itself in the 50s-70s -Make it look "cool" -Make the critics look shrewd -Market directly to teenagers -Ignore all detracting psychological ...
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9 posts todayRT @NickKristof: We expect porn companies to behave badly, but Google is also a huge problem. It is central to the business model of companies with a history of peddling illegal child sexual abuse material. It also allows searches, in some cases, for ...
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9 posts todayRT @NickKristof: The article is accompanied by a video by a student who speaks directly to XVideos. At 14, she had a video of herself naked placed on XVideos, with her full name. She begged the company to remove it; instead, it added two more copies. ...
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9 posts todayRT @inkjoyblue: Porn is torturing real live women on film and selling it. Trying to frame it as "free speech" is a deliberate misrepresentation that only works because people do not see women as human to begin with. ...
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9 posts today‘Imagine a world in which a vast network of incels & other misogynists operate, virtually undetected & commit terrorist acts against women. Vulnerable teenage boys are groomed & radicalised. You don’t have to imagine that world. You ...
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9 posts todayLaura Bates: 'Misogyny is so normalised in our society that we struggle to recognise it as something extreme' | Marie Claire