Shy Tall Guy
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I am not saying this is typical of all feminists, just some radical few. I knew of this issue with some as I had heard of it before, and I was not looking to research it, but came across this one article while searching via google to see if there was a market to sell some of my used pornography (mostly print material).
I thought some of you would find this interesting, especially the argument that women are not capable of giving consent. Here is a quote from the article:
And here is the article:
http://www.zetetics.com/mac/isil.htm
I thought some of you would find this interesting, especially the argument that women are not capable of giving consent. Here is a quote from the article:
I appealed directly to women who were involved in the production of hard core pornography such as S/M, where it seemed most likely that violence would occur. In the hundreds of such adult women I spoke with, every single one said they had not been coerced into performing pornography, nor did they know of a woman who had been. I decided to take the articulate voices of these adult women seriously and not dismiss them, as anti-porn feminists were doing.
To such evidence, radical feminists routinely answer that no "healthy" woman would consent to pornography. Therefore, such women were damaged by a male culture and incapable of rendering consent. The Minneapolis ordinance had argued that women, like children, needed special protection under the law: "Children are incapable of consenting to engage in pornographic conduct, even absent physical coercion, and therefore require special protection. By the same token, the physical and psychological well- being of women ought to be afforded comparable protection..."
And here is the article:
http://www.zetetics.com/mac/isil.htm