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Originally posted by The Hun
content has to be voluntary.
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Let me explain something.
Main Entry: <b>1act·ing </b>
Pronunciation: 'ak-ti[ng]
Function: noun
Date: 1664
: <i>the art or practice of representing a character on a stage or before cameras </i>
How it works is, models and actors are paid, they sign release forms, and they VOLUNTARILY pose and act out scenes of nudity, fantasy, sexuality, and sometimes horror and horrific violence.
It is make-believe. Acted-out. Play-acted....... NOT REAL. Hello?
If it is advertised as fantasy, there should be nothing wrong with it at all. If everyone held your standards, then there would be no action movies, no "Terminator" movies where Sara Connor is brutalized and her female roomates killed, there would be no "Friday the 13th part 217", there would be no movie or TV violence allowed. If someone appears as though they're about to sneeze on somone the screen would go black.
Why is this type of acting okay for TV and movies but NOT okay for a website?
Just think about it a bit more. Your standard is admirable, but it is slightly out of whack. Why not filter out the REAL violence and allow anything that is clearly promoted as fantasy-only?