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In reply to the discussion: What is or what is not porn? And, who or what gets to decide what is or is not porn? [View all]pipoman
(16,038 posts)60. Japan?
Home of the most unbelievable censorship of porn laws I know of..pixelization of the weirdest parts and tiny little bars...LOL...those wacky Japanese..
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What is or what is not porn? And, who or what gets to decide what is or is not porn? [View all]
Yavin4
Nov 2013
OP
Alyssa Milano was doing vampire porn long before Twilight was a bad idea in a shitty writer's head
NoOneMan
Nov 2013
#24
yup, but it is growing due to the twilight generation, at least in my opinion.
loli phabay
Nov 2013
#25
i dont know, the vamp porn has been around a long time and will prob go on for a long time
loli phabay
Nov 2013
#29
Ann Rice helped to start the modern vampire craze with 'Interview with a Vampire" ...
spin
Nov 2013
#33
My assumption is that people generally use violent pornography and fantasy as a substitute.
Kurska
Nov 2013
#44
My favorite book is a love story between a college football player and a college student
Kurska
Nov 2013
#9
Are you really not familiar with the law that started this whole mess on DU? n/t
Kurska
Nov 2013
#70
Oh yeah man, because I don't want judges determining artistic value I want total anarchy.
Kurska
Nov 2013
#55
I define porn as explicit sex, regardless of the orientation of the people involved.
madinmaryland
Nov 2013
#16
Okay. That's your definition, but most people would consider simulated sex as porn
Yavin4
Nov 2013
#28
The debate needs to start at an even more fundamental definition: is porn, prima facia, good . . . .
Stinky The Clown
Nov 2013
#18
Really? Even the Roman Empire knew how to define it. Are we going to re-examine other definitions?
WinkyDink
Nov 2013
#21
The Supreme Court said "I know it when I see it," which is a refreshingly honest admission.
Bucky
Nov 2013
#48
The porn prohibitionists will decide. And they will let you know what you are allowed to see.
bluestateguy
Nov 2013
#78