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redqueen

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19. In the lounge, or about jokey topics. When it has been used in threads regarding feminist issues....
Sat Aug 9, 2014, 10:46 PM
Aug 2014

there is a definite pattern.

People notice.

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I think you're looking at life through blinders. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Aug 2014 #1
My cannabis use has never harmed another person. kestrel91316 Aug 2014 #30
You're not representative of the trade as a whole. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Aug 2014 #63
We might try to focus on the real crimes 4now Aug 2014 #2
Prosecute rapists, human traffickers and impaired drivers to the full extent of the law. Kurska Aug 2014 #3
Just so people know, the OP is talking about me BainsBane Aug 2014 #4
Well, you among many. I just liked your thread title and thought it would make my point succinctly. JJChambers Aug 2014 #5
Instead of copycatting other people's titles, why not make up your own? nt redqueen Aug 2014 #7
Changing one word of an existing thread title to make a point has a hallowed tradition here JJChambers Aug 2014 #12
In the lounge, or about jokey topics. When it has been used in threads regarding feminist issues.... redqueen Aug 2014 #19
A woman's right to choose, to be free from puritanicals trying to outlaw her choices, JJChambers Aug 2014 #21
You claiming to be concerned about feminist issues redqueen Aug 2014 #24
Should a woman not be free to choose what to do with her own body? JJChambers Aug 2014 #27
Yes, she should. But we can still critique the social context in which said choices are made. nomorenomore08 Aug 2014 #61
In other words, it's about the people who don't matter BainsBane Aug 2014 #14
Wow tea and oranges Aug 2014 #17
People have a lot of theories about a Utopia that follows legalization BainsBane Aug 2014 #54
I read the article you linked to tea and oranges Aug 2014 #66
WTF is "imaginary" about a woman who was propositioned for sex as a young child? nomorenomore08 Aug 2014 #6
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Um. no. Those are real women being raped on porn sets. redqueen Aug 2014 #8
The rape is the problem, not porn. The trafficking is the problem, not prostitution in general. Kurska Aug 2014 #10
Wrong. This is not complicated. redqueen Aug 2014 #11
Why, because you say so? Kurska Aug 2014 #13
Because reality exists. Apparently you prefer your imagination. redqueen Aug 2014 #15
Explain why the brothel I described is impossible. Kurska Aug 2014 #16
I doubt I'm ever getting an answer Kurska Aug 2014 #18
You have obviously read exactly jack shit about the reality that women and children suffer in redqueen Aug 2014 #22
Let me explain. We're having something called a debate. Kurska Aug 2014 #25
The commodification of the female body encourages men to think of women as property el_bryanto Aug 2014 #40
I'm not interested in social control, frankly. Kurska Aug 2014 #52
What el bryanto described is social control BainsBane Aug 2014 #58
This is where we differ I suppose - in how much control a woman would actually have over her el_bryanto Aug 2014 #62
So... you know better than them what they should do with their bodies? Kurska Aug 2014 #67
I'm saying that we live in a world in which women are treated as objects el_bryanto Aug 2014 #68
RealityTV for everyone to see! JJChambers Aug 2014 #20
Nice try buddy, that doesn't fit with my worldview at all. Enjoy my ignore list! Kurska Aug 2014 #23
The problem we have with this debate JJChambers Aug 2014 #26
In many cases I don't even think it is emotional baggage. Kurska Aug 2014 #29
Your estimation is a fabrication BainsBane Aug 2014 #72
Seriously what is the point of replying to nearly a month old post. Kurska Aug 2014 #73
Jury results. Inkfreak Aug 2014 #43
Uh oh Kurska Aug 2014 #46
No.. because... opiate69 Aug 2014 #32
Strange times Kurska Aug 2014 #33
Insert "bedfellows" pun at will opiate69 Aug 2014 #34
+1 Kurska Aug 2014 #35
Because caring about slavery and child rape BainsBane Aug 2014 #59
Laugh. RWers USE prostitutes and porn far more often. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Aug 2014 #64
the "girls" are "free to quit at any moment?" "GIRLS"?!!? zazen Aug 2014 #37
Oh my lord, individuals call grown men and women girls or even boys all the time. Kurska Aug 2014 #44
Because the commodification of a woman's sexuality involves objectification theHandpuppet Aug 2014 #47
Women AND men have the right commodify or objectify themselves if they decide to. Kurska Aug 2014 #49
I answered the questions you posed in your post theHandpuppet Aug 2014 #51
You're tell me that, I don't have a right to use my body to perform a sexual service for money. Kurska Aug 2014 #53
Nope, that's not what I said theHandpuppet Aug 2014 #55
While we're at it, what about our right to work for less than minimum wage? kcr Aug 2014 #69
She is talking about how things really are BainsBane Aug 2014 #60
Given that in nations that legalize prostitution, there is a corresponding increase mythology Aug 2014 #28
One study, which I trust as much as the studies that said Marijuana was worse than alcohol. Kurska Aug 2014 #31
and serious research on the harms of pornography can't make it past IRB zazen Aug 2014 #41
Everytime I hear someone talking about the "harms of pornography" on du Kurska Aug 2014 #42
I could provide you with at least a dozen citations theHandpuppet Aug 2014 #48
Some types of people deny the findings of evil government agencies, in favor of industry-backed redqueen Aug 2014 #36
Strawman JJChambers Aug 2014 #38
what a bullshite false analogy TheSarcastinator Aug 2014 #45
Why do you think he conflated the two in the OP? Erich Bloodaxe BSN Aug 2014 #65
Research shows otherwise theHandpuppet Aug 2014 #50
human beings(mostly women) shouldn't be compared to things like drugs, the right wing does it JI7 Aug 2014 #56
Yep. It's called objectification theHandpuppet Aug 2014 #57
Post removed Post removed Aug 2014 #39
"Pet Issues"? Well, seeing as you've had your posting privileges removed... NYC_SKP Aug 2014 #70
Thank you, NYC_Skp BainsBane Aug 2014 #71
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