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Originally Posted by tony404
Again I disagree, porn is almost mainstream for the most part. If thats the case you wouldn't have porn stars more and more in mainstream from TV to books to mainstream movies, a rated R version of Pirates at blockbuster. The only people that talk about us are the religious wackos who use us to get donations. If we started informing them and their rights to view what they want, I think we can give people something else in their ear,instead of the bs.
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porn still has a stigma attached to it no matter how many people are ordering it on PPV or joining websites. and the problem is not those quiet customers... the problem is the vocal opposition combined with the fact that no one is (or no one does) going to counter them. this is a religious nation and the vast majority of people and even more so for women are not going to ever agree that its ok.
what makes you think you are going to change a "religious wackos" mind about something? thats a bit absurd. why not start by trying to "inform" them that abortion is totally ok? that will make a difference right? why not just go further and convince them there is no God.... that will make everyones lives easier. hmmm... i wonder if they will be receptive to the notion that they are totally wrong and some of the very foundations of their moral beliefts need to change so we can all be happier? i'm sure they will be cool with it.
Why is it that Americans think porn is a taboo issue only in the US? It has nothing to do with a few religious wackos.