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So now feminists want to bring back up the subject of banning porn in society. This article started with a ban on porn in prisons, and then decided to go on about how porn is a society-wide problem.
A fucking hate crime.
http://www.feministcurrent.com/2015/10/27/porn-is-a-privilege-not-a-right/
A fucking hate crime.
http://www.feministcurrent.com/2015/10/27/porn-is-a-privilege-not-a-right/
What baffles me is that pornography is not, as of yet, legally defined as hate speech, considering the amount of literal hate speech in porn.
What should be clear, at very least — even to those who wish to pretend “consensual” racism and sexism are acceptable — is that porn makes women feel harassed, disrespected, and unsafe. While Sloan argued that there was no evidence that inmates’ porn consumption lead to an increase in harassment of female correctional officers, you have to wonder why, if there was no impact, these women complained in the first place… You have to wonder why, more generally, porn is banned in workplaces because women interpret it as sexual harassment, which is, you know, illegal nowadays.
Despite the fact that this decision to ban porn was made with the safety of women in mind, Naraine and many others believe this infringes on men’s human rights.
The thing is, hate speech and sexual harassment are not human rights. So this debate about porn access is not about rights at all. It’s about privilege, specifically male privilege.