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Sly · 01-13-2006, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by WarChild

So let me get this straight. You acknowledge that it is in some way taking advantage of young girls and their lack of experience. You say so in your own words "many aren't old enough or wise enough yet to consider those consequences beforehand".

So it's okay to do it in the first place, but somehow morally the right thing to do to remove the offending content, especially if it caused them to kill themselves?

Let me summarize your apparent position and see if you still agree: When you're using the inexperience and emotional immaturatiy of a young girl to make pornographic content, the right thing to do is to take it down if she kills herself or is killed after.

Maybe don't make it in the first place, rockstar.

Shit what's next .. drag racing in a playground zone and stopping when somebody dies?

I'm only up to this post in the thread, I wasn't going to post in this thread since last time I got involved with a similar issue I was "evil" and a "prick". I made the same exact point you just did and nobody could reply.

You content guys crack me up.

When a girl is alive its "ok" to prey on her age, her immaturity, her naive ways, her need for attention, her need for drug money, her willingness to suck a cock only because she doesn't want to live on the street. Its "ok" then. SHE made the choice!

I buy the secondary product. I use the secondary product. The content. The pictures, the videos. I buy pictures of a girl that was desperate for money doing things she really shouldn't be doing. But I'm not going to sit here and candy coat it either. I buy the pictures to make money fully knowing this girl will more than likely regret her decision tomorrow, next week, next month, or next year.

Here's a question for those of you who "care" so much about these girls. When a girl comes back to you a year after shooting and confronts you about it, she's crying, her family disowned her, boyfriend left her... how do you respond? Do you hop online and call all of your clients demanding they stop using content of this girl? Or do you look her in the face and say "tough, you made a decision"?

Affiliates should respect the wishes of FTV and remove the content. Though I really think some of you content providers need to take a step back and think about what exactly you do to put food on your table. Maybe it isn't as "innocent" as you pawn it off to be.