Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
I must have missed that bit. In fact, I just re-read it, and I still can't see it. Would you be so good as to point out exactly where you prove this statement?And as I have already demonstrated in my previous post, it is those who say "porn isn't rape" who are CLEARLY wrong.
Go on then!In which case, it will be a simple matter for me to demonstrate the falsity of such a contention.
You're not "questioning" anything, you're making bald statements and then dodging the issue when asked to explain them.Obviously? Surely you're aware that both of these terms are continuously being disputed and challenged, here as elsewhere, and which is exactly what I'm doing here: questioning peoples easy assumptions about porn and sexual violence.
1. Porn is sexually explicit imagery intended to stimulate sexual arousal.What is it that you will now contend, then, "ALL OTHER porn isn't rape"?? [Unless, of course, you wish to claim that child pornography isn't rape]. In which case, it will be a simple matter for me to demonstrate the falsity of such a contention.
2. Rape is a sex act forced on an unwilling partner.
3. Therefore, all instances of 1. which is made with willing participants are not 2.
The child porn argument is totally irrelevant: a child is legally and morally unable to give consent, therefore anyone sexually exploiting a child, for pornographic purposes or otherwise, is guilty of rape or something very nearly equivalent. Adults, on the other hand, can consent to sex, including sex which is photographed or filmed and then sold as a commodity. Is this really such a difficult concept to grasp?
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