Could someone please explain to me why the presence of a camera makes prostitution legal?
I didn't know it did. But, nothing makes any sense anymore.
autocthon wrote:
Could someone please explain to me why the presence of a camera makes prostitution legal?
Because none of the Congressmen want to be recorded..........
MrEd wrote:
Because none of the Congressmen want to be recorded..........
Too true, but I was actually thinking of a more generic reason. I never could figure out WHY porn wasn't treated the same as prostitution. I mean, with the exception of a camera and crew, it's all money for sex.
MrEd wrote:
Because none of the Congressmen want to be recorded..........
you are probably right. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
autocthon wrote:
Could someone please explain to me why the presence of a camera makes prostitution legal?
Well, technically the performers are not paying each other for sex, so they aren't involved in prostitution per se. And the viewer isn't having any direct sexual interaction with the film, so that's not technicality purchasing sexual activity either. I'm pretty certain it comes under freedom of expression (like in printed books).
I personally have no problem with the idea of porn itself. But I do have a problem with the system which manipulates and abuses vulnerable people (mostly women). In addition it tends to set up impossible body standards that can make the average person feel inadequate. I mean, from my extensive research you know. :shock:
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PaulPisces wrote:
Well, technically the performers are not paying each other for sex, so they aren't involved in prostitution per se. And the viewer isn't having any direct sexual interaction with the film, so that's not technicality purchasing sexual activity either. I'm pretty certain it comes under freedom of expression (like in printed books).
I personally have no problem with the idea of porn itself. But I do have a problem with the system which manipulates and abuses vulnerable people (mostly women). In addition it tends to set up impossible body standards that can make the average person feel inadequate. I mean, from my extensive research you know. :shock:
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it has always been beyond my imagination how anyone could get a kick out of watching two other people have sex, I went to one sex movie in Guam it was so exciting I went to sleep 10 min. into it
PaulPisces wrote:
Well, technically the performers are not paying each other for sex, so they aren't involved in prostitution per se. And the viewer isn't having any direct sexual interaction with the film, so that's not technicality purchasing sexual activity either. I'm pretty certain it comes under freedom of expression (like in printed books).
I personally have no problem with the idea of porn itself. But I do have a problem with the system which manipulates and abuses vulnerable people (mostly women). In addition it tends to set up impossible body standards that can make the average person feel inadequate. I mean, from my extensive research you know. :shock:
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Yeah, my "personal" experience came from 'Nam. Most people didn't know that the 3rd Mar Div actually "unofficially" sanctioned a skivvy house there.
But, anyway, if I invited someone with with a camera phone and someone to watch and paid through the watcher it would be legal?
And before the smart-ass comments: I'm too old and hopefully too smart to do that again.
autocthon wrote:
Could someone please explain to me why the presence of a camera makes prostitution legal?
did Obama make that law too??
badbobby wrote:
did Obama make that law too??
Naw, I think it conflicts with Sharia law or something.
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