• rabber@lemmy.ca
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    10 months ago

    Porn industry destroys women’s lives so if AI becomes indistinguishable then women don’t need to sell their bodies in that way anymore

    • gamer@lemm.ee
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      10 months ago

      Porn industry destroys women’s lives

      citation needed

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        10 months ago

        You want me to find a citation explaining why women selling their bodies is bad?

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          Somehow you’re both partially wrong. There are people who have been badly abused by the porn industry. There’s always a need to make sure people are safe. But there’s nothing wrong if someone wants to willingly perform in pornography.

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            I would argue in terms of being worn out (joints and stuff), construction is definitely harder on the body. How many regret that they can barely walk in their 50s 60s?

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            There aren’t very many pornstars who don’t regret it. But you can find countless examples of regret.

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          I mean they still have their body after shooting porn so they’re not really selling their body more than let’s say a construction worker

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          Why are you assuming that it is? Maybe it’s because I’m not a religious person, but I don’t see anything morally wrong with sex work. Whether someone is doing it against their will is a separate issue, but that’s not an assumption I’d make without other evidence.

          If you really are coming at this issue from a religious point of view, then there’s no point getting into a discussion here since I’m not going to change your mind on that (nor do I care to; believe what you want). Otherwise, I’m curious what your actual arguments might be.