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So what, back at ya!
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I wish people would get their stories straight. Your propoganda article says people are forced into prostitution, blondielashes admits she was not, and was a willing participant at the beginning.
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faster_jackrabbit said:
It all depends on how you view "forced"... giving someone limited choices is forcing them to select one of those... making something appear more attractive or tastier is forcing them into making uninformed decisions based on the lie.
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Okay, if everything said in forums on the internet is absolute fact, you should accept what I said about that husband and wife who were perfectly happy to work in porn. And everything I say, for that matter.KCDAD said:
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KCDAD said:
Does this sound like someone being forced to do anything? If she thought it was not a big deal, why would anyone need to force her?BlondieLashes said:
If someone from the porn industry grabbed her and said "you have this limited group of choices", then yes, the porn industry enslaved her.
If the lack of choices was due to lack of education or job skills, then it was either her fault or that of society in general, depending on whether education or training was available to her. She said she was attending college, so one must assume that it was.
In other words, the entire advertising industry should be made illegal. And all military recruiters should be thrown in the stockade when they make life in the service sound better than it is. I agree. But are these guys guilty of "force"? Not everybody is gullible. Does everyone who talks to a recruiter sign up? So they were unable to use "force" that time?
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Nope, it's not up to me to do that. It's up to YOU to support yoru silly and patently false claims. You can't.KCDAD said:
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