Except, dude, haven't you figured out that, at best, it is totally stupid to knock what other people like in porn?I dunno. I think there's a middle-of-the-road argument to be made somewhere between Dworkin anti-porn feminism and "Your Kink Is OK, It's Just Not My Kink," political correctness. Active suppression of natural drives is always, always, always bad, but if someone puts their sexuality out in the public or commercial sphere, it should be open to public debate. The prevalence of the type of porn that Zachsmind points out does have semiotic meaning about where our society is going and how women in our society are treated. To self-censor that discussion just because it's likely to end in a judgmental flame-out may or may not be the best way to go.
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posted by Rangeboy at 6:37 PM on September 3, 2007 [5 favorites]