Again you've ignored points already made for the sake of sarcasm.SonOfVoorhees said:I guess i missed the point where a woman taking 2 cocks up her arse is considered art. Im sure there are plenty of sad lonely men looking at their PC right now seeing it as useless now porn is gone. You seem to find this a big issue, fine, i find it sad really.ninjaRiv said:Except you're forgetting one big part of this; the internet offers everyone the ability to express themselves. Who in the government is deciding what counts as porn? Hardcore butt fucking that you can buy in the local porn shop? Or is it the tastefully artistic nude art that can be found online? Beauty with titties. Because that exists, man. Art and porn can be the same thing and both are forms of self expression. it really has nothing to do with pirating porn AT ALL and pretty much everyone here has said so, I think.SonOfVoorhees said:Nope. I just find the whole online porn filter not a big deal to me. Really, this is all moaning about free porn online. You can still buy it. No one is stopping that. But people want it free....not buying dvds or magazines. This is why people are moaning. I respect your opinion but i find this whole thing hilarious....especially when they use the art argument. Was like when anon were arguing that they should be able to pirate games. lolninjaRiv said:You already know I'm talking about the filter they're putting on regular porn so your sarcastic response is really just kinda silly and pointless.SonOfVoorhees said:Art? lol. When people censor, out comes the art excuse. Its hilarious. So is child porn ok if its "art". Or if i raped your mum or sister and labeled "art" that would be ok? You say its not about the porn. IT IS. It says so. Its what this act is all about. An again, normal porn is fine. This is just blocking the sick stuff, that is only posted by criminals and scumbags. Not people releasing porn movies between consenting adults, which is what porn should be.ninjaRiv said:It's not about the porn, it's about the censorship and what counts as "porn." It's censoring art, even if you don't think it's art.SonOfVoorhees said:Then they can deal with their frustrations like we all did as teens (me being 36 now). How pathetic is this world getting where no porn is a major issue? Talk about your 1st world problems. Maybe they should wait, get a girlfriend and then have sex with her with out filling their mind with all that fake bullshit porn does. Either that or start handing out razor blades if thats a major issue in their lives.Da Orky Man said:It also block all normal porn sites, unless you specifically ask you ISP to unblock them. Now then, I don't see many sexually frustrated teenagers asking their parents to essentially sign a porn waiver form.SonOfVoorhees said:You didnt read my comment did you. I said it blocks rape porn. Why would anyone want to see rape porn? If you do, i hope some female person in your life is raped so you know its not something for entertainment. Now blocking child porn im all for.Da Orky Man said:You didn't read it, did you?SonOfVoorhees said:You all stupid? Its not blocked. It blocks rape or child porn. Why do people claim it blocks everything? I hate the condems but this is a good thing. End of the day, if you are a normal porn loving guy, you have nothing to fear.....only if it involves kids or its rape porn. In that case, your not normal and should be beating in prison.
The law would immediately ban possession of rape pornography full stop, as well as bringing in new measures to detect and block child pornography. However, it would also automatically block all porn sites to everyone in the UK unless they specifically ask their ISP remove the block,
But hey, atleast, for you, art means snuff movie videos are fine. Animal rape. Violating dead bodies. So what would you say should be blocked on the internet? Because there is a difference between art and violation/crime.
You may not care but I'm sure the people who use the internet to express themselves artistically care.
What about Michelangelo's David? If that were built now, would it count as porn?
Besides the artist side, I think the biggest problem here may be the government censorship. That's... Not a serious issue to you? To have regular, ok porn censored by the government without putting it to public vote? Kinda like they did with books and films.