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Originally posted by venturi
What is so unbievably scarry is htat this fucktard just doesn't get it. Stolen content, Illegal content, completelly immoral and unethical standards for running a site. The list is so damned long I can't even type it. Just shoot me..
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SexEducation.com is a global magazine of sexual intercourse. It has always been a magazine of intercourse. The dictionary defines intercourse as "social discussion" and "sexual copulation".
There is no stolen content on my website.
I quote public made statements - whether those statements are one dimensional (text), two dimensional (graphics) or three dimensional (video).
There is no single graphic or video necessary for the website.
I do not go into the PAY/MEMBER area's of website and quote content. I will however - exercise my right as a magazine to discuss and quote "billboards on the information highway" when those "billboards" are being displayed to the public.
I have discussed "advertising" both in print and in electronically published medias.
When you stand in front of almost any corner store/ supermarket magazine rack - regardless of the publisher - and count how many times the word "sex" is contained on the cover of these magazines - you will be overwhelmed.
The presentation of sexual content like "ten ways to please your man", "food guaranteed to seduce her" and all the other crap ... is a fair topic for a global magazine of sexual intercourse. Quoting of the sources is absolutely necessary for fair discussion of those topics.
There is no stolen content - AND - there is no illegal content in the free countries of the world which have freedom of the press.
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