Increased Porn= less sexual crimes

[Toro]

I must be the least likely to commit sexual assault then...

 

[uscitizen]

Heddonism is progressive?

 

[ihopehefails]

As much as the prudes and religious folks that claim that porn is bad and leads to crimes, studies show otherwise. But I know the deep seeded reason why the ultra religious people hate sexuality, its because they believe they should feel guilty for having sexual thoughts, which are completely normal, and quite strong, biological phenomenon.


Porn: Good for us? - The Scientist - Magazine of the Life Sciences

If they did isn't it there right to believe that? No one is ever said that you can't fuck anything you don't want to or not look at any porn that you wish to look at. That is just their belief and they are entitled to have that and they are entitled to preech it to others just as you are entitled to exploit pan-sexualism to promote your communist war against the burgouise.

Liberalism defends the free choice of someone to make whatever decision over their own lives that they want and that includes being exploited by endorsing pan-sexualism to promote a war against the burgouise or the other extreme of only having sex after marriage. Liberalism defends the freedom of all to be whatever they want in any aspect of their lives so you, supposingly* being a liberal, should be aware of that.

BTW, I don't actually think that porn causes more crime but even if it did it still should not stop people from looking at the porn they want. Its like saying reading certain hate group literture causes more crime. Well it might but you still have the right to read whatever you want and believe whatever you want.

Please show me where I said they couldn't or shouldn't believe that, nor state their beliefs? I'm just showing that their lame argument of "but it leads to crime" is faulty, which you often here. Instead of simply stating their real reasons for not wanting it, they just don't like it, which frankly wouldn't hold any water, so that's where the lies come in

You shouldn't really have a problem with them believing something if they are not trying to interfere with your right to masterbate.

 

[Dr Gregg]

If they did isn't it there right to believe that? No one is ever said that you can't fuck anything you don't want to or not look at any porn that you wish to look at. That is just their belief and they are entitled to have that and they are entitled to preech it to others just as you are entitled to exploit pan-sexualism to promote your communist war against the burgouise.

Liberalism defends the free choice of someone to make whatever decision over their own lives that they want and that includes being exploited by endorsing pan-sexualism to promote a war against the burgouise or the other extreme of only having sex after marriage. Liberalism defends the freedom of all to be whatever they want in any aspect of their lives so you, supposingly* being a liberal, should be aware of that.

BTW, I don't actually think that porn causes more crime but even if it did it still should not stop people from looking at the porn they want. Its like saying reading certain hate group literture causes more crime. Well it might but you still have the right to read whatever you want and believe whatever you want.

Please show me where I said they couldn't or shouldn't believe that, nor state their beliefs? I'm just showing that their lame argument of "but it leads to crime" is faulty, which you often here. Instead of simply stating their real reasons for not wanting it, they just don't like it, which frankly wouldn't hold any water, so that's where the lies come in

You shouldn't really have a problem with them believing something if they are not trying to interfere with your right to masterbate.

yes, because postingn a scientific finding on a forum means I really have a problem with them

 

[ihopehefails]

Please show me where I said they couldn't or shouldn't believe that, nor state their beliefs? I'm just showing that their lame argument of "but it leads to crime" is faulty, which you often here. Instead of simply stating their real reasons for not wanting it, they just don't like it, which frankly wouldn't hold any water, so that's where the lies come in

You shouldn't really have a problem with them believing something if they are not trying to interfere with your right to masterbate.

yes, because postingn a scientific finding on a forum means I really have a problem with them

Perhaps this thread should get moved to society or religion since it really has nothing to do with politics since no legislation exist to ban your masterbation habits.

 

[Dr Gregg]

You shouldn't really have a problem with them believing something if they are not trying to interfere with your right to masterbate.

yes, because postingn a scientific finding on a forum means I really have a problem with them

Perhaps this thread should get moved to society or religion since it really has nothing to do with politics since no legislation exist to ban your masterbation habits.

then request it, see if I care. perhaps you can get a life

 

[ihopehefails]

yes, because postingn a scientific finding on a forum means I really have a problem with them

Perhaps this thread should get moved to society or religion since it really has nothing to do with politics since no legislation exist to ban your masterbation habits.

then request it, see if I care. perhaps you can get a life

That sounds like a great idea. Thanks

 

[DiamondDave]

As a conservative.. I have nothing against porn for any adult for their own private enjoyment....

Now where's this month's Penthouse?

 

[ScreamingEagle]

As much as the prudes and religious folks that claim that porn is bad and leads to crimes, studies show otherwise. But I know the deep seeded reason why the ultra religious people hate sexuality, its because they believe they should feel guilty for having sexual thoughts, which are completely normal, and quite strong, biological phenomenon.


Porn: Good for us? - The Scientist - Magazine of the Life Sciences

If they did isn't it there right to believe that? No one is ever said that you can't fuck anything you don't want to or not look at any porn that you wish to look at. That is just their belief and they are entitled to have that and they are entitled to preech it to others just as you are entitled to exploit pan-sexualism to promote your communist war against the burgouise.

Liberalism defends the free choice of someone to make whatever decision over their own lives that they want and that includes being exploited by endorsing pan-sexualism to promote a war against the burgouise or the other extreme of only having sex after marriage. Liberalism defends the freedom of all to be whatever they want in any aspect of their lives so you, supposingly* being a liberal, should be aware of that.

BTW, I don't actually think that porn causes more crime but even if it did it still should not stop people from looking at the porn they want. Its like saying reading certain hate group literture causes more crime. Well it might but you still have the right to read whatever you want and believe whatever you want.

Please show me where I said they couldn't or shouldn't believe that, nor state their beliefs? I'm just showing that their lame argument of "but it leads to crime" is faulty, which you often here. Instead of simply stating their real reasons for not wanting it, they just don't like it, which frankly wouldn't hold any water, so that's where the lies come in

Yet another idiot apologist of the disgusting porn industry....just because you can claim porn doesn't cause increases in sex crimes (which i doubt....and besides rape is supposedly a crime of agression) does not mean it is harmless....the effects of porn are more like a cancer upon society...

Some effects of porn addiction are:

Escalation/Desensitization: Addicts experience an ever-increasing lust and a craving for more intense porn. Eventually "soft-core" porn is not stimulating enough, which pushes them into "hard-core." It is a downward spiral.


Dissatisfaction with your sex life: Spouses of addicts are affected as sex does not satisfy the addict as it once did. Men who look at porn are dissatisfied by their wife's appearance and this often leads to dysfunctional relationships.


Addiction to masturbation: Those addicted to porn are almost always addicted to masturbation. The sexual urges become so strong that masturbation becomes the easiest way of release.


Shame and guilt: Emotional pain is perhaps the most common effect of porn addiction. A deep sense of failure and shame is often experienced.


Un-erasable images in your mind: Men who no longer view porn fight with mental images for years. They wish they could erase these images from their mind.


"Lonerism" and Secrecy: Porn addicts generally keep to themselves and keep their addiction secret. This often results in dysfunctional relationships.


Acting it out: Those who view porn frequently have a greater tendency to act out those sexual behaviors on others, no matter what the cost. This may include rape, group sex, voyeurism, having sex with children, inflicting pain, etc.


A wrong view of women: Women in porn are viewed as less than human, mere property, and something to compete for or conquer.


Effects Of Porn Addiction

 

[SwingVoter]

But I know the deep seeded reason why the ultra religious people hate sexuality, its because they believe they should feel guilty for having sexual thoughts

Few love porn more than I do, especially now that there are sites offering free videos over the Internet. I can barely finish this post knowing I'm one click away from watching two redheads explore each other's vaginas.

That said, I also go to church nearly every Sunday. Don't think you're so clever to know how certain people think. Christianity allows for diversity of thought and interpretation, and God created some very hot women for all of us to enjoy.....for free.

 

[SwingVoter]

Dissatisfaction with your sex life

no, think it's just your dissatisfaction with your sex life

because of porn, I decided I needed to get better at orally pleasing my girlfriend, stop worrying about what everyone else does and worry about your own uptight ass

 

[Avatar4321]

You clearly havent met sex offenders.

 

[Dr Gregg]

But I know the deep seeded reason why the ultra religious people hate sexuality, its because they believe they should feel guilty for having sexual thoughts

Few love porn more than I do, especially now that there are sites offering free videos over the Internet. I can barely finish this post knowing I'm one click away from watching two redheads explore each other's vaginas.

That said, I also go to church nearly every Sunday. Don't think you're so clever to know how certain people think. Christianity allows for diversity of thought and interpretation, and God created some very hot women for all of us to enjoy.....for free.

are you "ultra religious" like I SPECIFICALLY POINTED OUT?

 

[Dr Gregg]

If they did isn't it there right to believe that? No one is ever said that you can't fuck anything you don't want to or not look at any porn that you wish to look at. That is just their belief and they are entitled to have that and they are entitled to preech it to others just as you are entitled to exploit pan-sexualism to promote your communist war against the burgouise.

Liberalism defends the free choice of someone to make whatever decision over their own lives that they want and that includes being exploited by endorsing pan-sexualism to promote a war against the burgouise or the other extreme of only having sex after marriage. Liberalism defends the freedom of all to be whatever they want in any aspect of their lives so you, supposingly* being a liberal, should be aware of that.

BTW, I don't actually think that porn causes more crime but even if it did it still should not stop people from looking at the porn they want. Its like saying reading certain hate group literture causes more crime. Well it might but you still have the right to read whatever you want and believe whatever you want.

Please show me where I said they couldn't or shouldn't believe that, nor state their beliefs? I'm just showing that their lame argument of "but it leads to crime" is faulty, which you often here. Instead of simply stating their real reasons for not wanting it, they just don't like it, which frankly wouldn't hold any water, so that's where the lies come in

Yet another idiot apologist of the disgusting porn industry....just because you can claim porn doesn't cause increases in sex crimes (which i doubt....and besides rape is supposedly a crime of agression) does not mean it is harmless....the effects of porn are more like a cancer upon society...

Some effects of porn addiction are:

Escalation/Desensitization: Addicts experience an ever-increasing lust and a craving for more intense porn. Eventually "soft-core" porn is not stimulating enough, which pushes them into "hard-core." It is a downward spiral.


Dissatisfaction with your sex life: Spouses of addicts are affected as sex does not satisfy the addict as it once did. Men who look at porn are dissatisfied by their wife's appearance and this often leads to dysfunctional relationships.


Addiction to masturbation: Those addicted to porn are almost always addicted to masturbation. The sexual urges become so strong that masturbation becomes the easiest way of release.


Shame and guilt: Emotional pain is perhaps the most common effect of porn addiction. A deep sense of failure and shame is often experienced.


Un-erasable images in your mind: Men who no longer view porn fight with mental images for years. They wish they could erase these images from their mind.


"Lonerism" and Secrecy: Porn addicts generally keep to themselves and keep their addiction secret. This often results in dysfunctional relationships.


Acting it out: Those who view porn frequently have a greater tendency to act out those sexual behaviors on others, no matter what the cost. This may include rape, group sex, voyeurism, having sex with children, inflicting pain, etc.


A wrong view of women: Women in porn are viewed as less than human, mere property, and something to compete for or conquer.


Effects Of Porn Addiction

yes, actual study no good, but your unsubstantiated bullshit is.

 

[saveliberty]

Just wait until techology evolves to a realistic "touch" interface.

Most men won't leave the house at that point.

will marriage dissappear?

Gee, gays just get the right in some states and now its going to disappear? You better tell them.

 

[uscitizen]

Just wait until techology evolves to a realistic "touch" interface.

Most men won't leave the house at that point.

will marriage dissappear?

Gee, gays just get the right in some states and now its going to disappear? You better tell them.

Why?

 

[NYcarbineer]

How many others of you want the Right to jack off in public?

We get to hear the Right verbally jack off in public every day, right here.

As to seeing it, literally, uh, no thanks. But I can't speak for anyone else.

 

[BolshevikHunter]

yes, because postingn a scientific finding on a forum means I really have a problem with them

Perhaps this thread should get moved to society or religion since it really has nothing to do with politics since no legislation exist to ban your masterbation habits.

then request it, see if I care. perhaps you can get a life

Face it you vermin, you're mentally ill and a pervert. Research Ted Bundy and his explanation for why he raped and killed all those Women.

Answer = Pornograhy!

~BH

 

[rr1]

These statistics do not back up the claim in the OP.

Statistics

* Internet Pornography
* Child Pornography
* Child Sexual Abuse
* Mobile Pornography
* Online Sexual Predators
* Youth
* Parents: The First Line of Defense
* Adults
* Christians and Sexual Brokenness
* Human Sex Trafficking
* Public Opinion
* Miscellaneous

 

[Christopher]

As much as the prudes and religious folks that claim that porn is bad and leads to crimes, studies show otherwise. But I know the deep seeded reason why the ultra religious people hate sexuality, its because they believe they should feel guilty for having sexual thoughts, which are completely normal, and quite strong, biological phenomenon.


Porn: Good for us? - The Scientist - Magazine of the Life Sciences

But what do the data say? Over the years, many scientists have investigated the link between pornography (considered legal under the First Amendment in the United States unless judged “obscene”) and sex crimes and attitudes towards women. And in every region investigated, researchers have found that as pornography has increased in availability, sex crimes have either decreased or not increased.

Read more: Porn: Good for us? - The Scientist - Magazine of the Life Sciences Porn: Good for us? - The Scientist - Magazine of the Life Sciences

Surprisingly few studies have linked the availability of porn in any society with antisocial behaviors or sex crimes. Among those studies none have found a causal relationship and very few have even found one positive correlation.

http://w2.eff.org/Censorship/Academic_edu/CAF/news/cafv02n43

Pornography and sex-related crime: A sociological perspective. Bull. Hong Kong Psych. Soc.. 1986 16-17: 73-81.
Abstract: Suggests that the incidence of reported rape is lower in areas in which there are more liberal attitudes toward pornography. Women may choose to not report a rape because of fear, threat of further victimization, or powerlessness and helplessness. In a society that has a liberal tolerance for pornography and in which rape is often presented as a normal part of male-female relations, a woman may assume that rape would not be viewed as a serious offense by authorities.

This would explain why less women would report a rape in a society where attitudes about pornography are more liberal.


Here is another study: http://profiles.nlm.nih.gov/NN/B/C/K/V/_/nnbckv.pdf The main results:

The experimentally demonstrated effects of prolonged consumption of pornography can be summarized as follows:

(a) Excitatory responses to pornography, both specifically sexual and general ones, diminish with prolonged consumption. Some degree of recovery occurs spontaneously. It remains unclear, however, which conditions might facilitate or hamper such recovery.

(b) Repulsion evoked by common pornography diminishes and is lost with prolonged consumption.

(c) Prolonged consumption of common pornography does not lead to increased enjoyment of the frequently consumed material. Only less common forms of pornography that depict less common forms of sexuality tend to elevate enjoyment.

(d) Prolonged consumption of common pornography fosters a preference for pornography featuring less common forms of sexuality, including forms that entail some degree of pseudoviolence or violence.

(e) Prolonged consumption of common pornography distorts perceptions of sexuality. Specifically, it fosters presumptions of popularity for all less common sexual practices and of health risks from sexual hypoactivity.

(f) Prolonged consumption of common pornography promotes increased acceptance of pre- and extramarital sexuality. Although it increases distrust among intimates, the violation of sexual exclusivity is more readily tolerated. Moral condemnation of sexual improprieties diminishes altogether.

(g) Prolonged consumption of common pornography spawns doubts about the value of marriage as an essential societal institution and about its future viability.

(h) Prolonged consumption of common pornography leads to diminished desire for progeny. The strongest effect of this kind concerns the desire of females for female offspring.

(i) Prolonged consumption of common pornography breeds discontent with the physical appearance and the sexual performance of intimate partners. To a lesser degree, it breeds discontent with these partners* affectionate behavior.

(j) Prolonged exposure to nonviolent and violent pornography promotes insensitivity toward victims of sexual violence.

(k) Prolonged consumption of common pornography trivializes rape as a criminal offense.

(1) Prolonged consumption of nonviolent and violent pornography, especially of the former, promotes men's propensity for forcing particular sexual acts on reluctant female partners.

(m) Prolonged consumption of nonviolent and violent pornography increases men's propensity for committing rape. This effect is pronounced for normal men manifesting some degree of psychoticism; it is negligible for men vith minimal psychotic tendencies.

(n) Habitual consumers of common pornography, in contrast to occasional consumers, are at risk of becoming sexually callous and violent.

These sound like some very negative outcomes for habitual porn viewers, wouldn't you agree?