Freodin
Devout believer in a theologically different God
Solid or not... they are arguments that would need to be addressed.And do you think your brief rebuttals really amount to a solid defense?
Indeed, you have not. Not that I asked you repeatedly to do so.I haven't begun to argue.
Which might perhaps be better if you tried to find out what my position really is instead of going after strawmen and just evading any kind of argument.Don't take it what I've said thus far as a clear instance that I've even begun to argue or than what has thus far transpired in our discussion somehow represents my overall act of arguing my own position. It's not, and I haven't. Rather, I'm just trying to get a feel for how intensively you may be willing to go on this, or if you instead pretty much think your own position is well fortified and impervious to any scrutiny.
That isn't an argument against inappropriate content.However with that said, I'll admit from the get go that as an Existentially inclined Philosophical Hermeneuticist, I think you've essentially already 'won,' and I fully understand that my gripes won't amount to much more than a rooster 's [bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse]-a-doodle-do to the typical atheist mind. Moreover, I also admit that the overall legal status that a large swath of inappropriate content now has will likely remain legal, whether is it's here, there and wherever. I don't think it's going away until God reaches down in His Sovereignty and wipes the table clean of it.
I looked for an online definition, and found this one that I would have presented myself.And in your estimation, what "IS" inappropriate contentography?
"printed or visual material containing the explicit description or display of sexual organs or activity, intended to stimulate sexual excitement."
So, "inappropriate content" isn't only material filmed with paid actors by "the inappropriate content industry".
inappropriate content is the cell-phone video that a couple made during sex and put online because they wanted to. inappropriate content is the webcam sessions that someone does from the safety of their own bedroom. inappropriate content is the stories written by amateurs and posted on online forums. inappropriate content is the pictures that someone drew of Marge and Homer Simpson having a go at it.
Have you ever heard of "Rule 34"? "If it exists, there is inappropriate content about it."
Heck, there is inappropriate content for "My little Pony"... and I dare say not many will argue that Twilight Sparkle was exploited.
Like exploitation. Again, exploitation is a part of many other fields and industries. For examples, there is the issue of "sweatshops" where workers, even young children, are subjected to horrible conditions with meager if any pay to manufacture things like shoes.Side issues? Like what?
That is a problem. That is something I would call "immoral".
But somehow this does not mean that "shoes" are now immoral.
There's just a limit to my masochistic tendancies that I try not to exceed.Well, far be it from me to misrepresent the underlying thrust of Christianity. If I haven't presented myself in a way that is repugnant and holy enough on this topic, I apologize. I shall surely increase my efforts to do so!
It sounds to me like you're just giving in to the 'cancel culture.'
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