Iceland campaigns to restrict internet porn

[Warren DeMontague]

123. More than anything, those are arguments for a healthy, vibrant, successful domestic porn industry.

One where 2257 statements accompany the material, and where performers are open about what they do and not subject to anti-sex shaming messages like "porn is bad".

However, to assume that everyone who "watches porn" is somehow responsible for the material you cite, is ludicrous. You have no idea what people- and there are a lot of them- who "watch porn" are looking at, nor are you qualified to make blanket condemnation of their moral choices or assumptions about how much ethical thought they put into it.

What it is doing is like finding a couple examples where underwear, say, is made in a sweatshop- and extrapolating from that a condemnation of the entire underwear industry, as well as all the people who wear underwear, and even the idea of wearing underwear in and of itself.

And at the end of the day, people are still going to wear underwear.