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| The age to consent in the USA is |
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| could be just taking pics |
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| the age to consent is way younger |
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HEBEPHILIA
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| sexual preference for prepubescent children MEANING LITTLE KIDS |
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| sexual preference for pubescent adolescent, TEENS, PRE TEENS |
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| preference to post-pubescent adolescents and young adults (may or may not be legal) like having a thing for a certain age but it was legal. or sometimes not legal |
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| What explains ephebophilia |
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| they say natural selection. Not good from these people but it is just their bad judgement, the HIP-RATIO. |
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| who does more time sex offenders or property offenders? |
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| property offenders, because the most common sex offense is the less serious for example prositituion |
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| less than 2% goes to jail |
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| have about 100 victims on average (for example on their laptop, every nude pic of a person is a victim, so if they have 100 diff pics, thats 100 victims) |
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| The highest crime when 3 strikes and your out is |
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| high rates of doing it again, like relapse into criminal behavior |
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| 4x more likely to relapse with a sex crime |
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| are sex offenders specialized? |
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| YES, because even though sex offenders have 4x more likely to committ a sex crime it has the lowest recidivism rate |
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| sex offenders recidivism rate is |
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5.3% property crime is 73.8% 3/4
Drug offender is 66.7% 2/3
Violent crime is 59.6% |
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| Boy victim Child molester VS. Girl victim child molester |
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| boy is most likely to do it again |
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| does NOT make you want to have sex with a child |
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| HAS NOTHING to do with why they did what they did |
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| They changed the meaning of child abuse because |
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| it dropped, like the zero tolerance policy. |
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| made allegations of abuse by a priest |
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| were substained involving 4392 priest (these are people with sexual desires) |
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| some got prosecuted and some did not because of the timing |
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| the highest paying for porn |
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| is the average to see porn for the first time |
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| porn impacts the way men and boys think about relationships (form the video Gail Dines who was against porn) |
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| pornography desensitizes men TRUE and causes them 2 progess 2 porn that is more and more deprauded FALSE |
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| porn is addictive. 1 in 5 men are addicted to porn |
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| the idea of no women would go into porn unless for something |
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| Reduction in receiver sensitivity due to the presence of a high-level off-channel signal overloading the radio-frequency amplifier or mixer stages, or causing automatic gain control action. charisma with clothes on too. |
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| something leads to something. example: mary j is ok but if people get a hold of mary j it will lead to smoking cigs. and that is not good |
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| drunk driving in florida is |
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| most people can feel alcohol |
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| is called LD50 means lethodose, half the people would be dead |
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| is called LD100 is when everyone dies |
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| are dangerous because you can not feel it. sneaks up on you |
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| is the rate of people who died in drunk accidents..it has fallen |
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| drunk driving decreased because |
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| DUI, cultural change, public awareness, demographics |
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1850-1900 2 gallons per person per yr
1900-1920 2.5 gallons " "
1920-1933 .97 gallons " " |
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| because they criminalized alochol (proabition) admendment -death pentaly. it was repelled because violence came so better to have alcohol than violence |
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| alcohol vs. mary j test on highschoolers |
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| 33% admitted to be drunk in the past 30days, 3.9 report daily (alcohol) 22.8% admitted to be high past 30 days and 5.8% daily use so 8.5:1 vs 4:1 |
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| affects driving but not as bad as alcohol affects memory |
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| the high all time (not good for memory) and carcingenic |
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| 20 grams of mary j( .7 oz) |
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| amotivational syndrome means |
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| Pornography has increased how? |
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| have either decreased or NOT increased (stayed stable) |
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| Do countries want to restrict porn? |
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| They do not want to restrict porn from adults but they do want to restrict it from children |
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| intended to entertain or arouse erotic desire. |
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| PEOPLE WHO ARE AGAINST PORN SAY |
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| -leads to rape - leads to sexual related crimes - need to be restricted from everyone & even made illegal |
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| porn does not lead to physical crime but the degradation of women |
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| Surveys (Christians admitting) |
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| -70% of women kept their cyber activities secret |
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| Surveys (Christians admitting) |
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| 5 hours mean and 2.5 hours women in a month watch porn |
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| said they like watching porn with their partners |
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| porn boosted their sex and love lives? |
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| 2/3 women and more than half of men agree |
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| in early 1960s opened the first of her many sex emporia in Germany |
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| the largest adult mail order company a major success (USA) |
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| is larger than the revenues of the top technology companies like microsoft, google, amazon, apple etc. |
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| fulfill a major human desire |
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| He found rape rates are NOT consistently associated with pornography circulation. It does not directly connect to sex crimes. |
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| Non-rapist population will show increased sexual arousal after having being exposed to "media presented images of rape" especially when it looks like the female likes it. |
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| found no causal link between sexual material and antisocial conduct |
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porn is
1) harmless
2) had no affects on adults or kids
3) was not a social problem
4) its production and distribution should be free from any regulation or control |
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They got their info from the U.S F.B.I crime reports and found
-porn has gone up in availability, there was an overall decrease in sexual offenses.
-from 1960s to the 1980s show on increase in reported cases of rape and comparable increases in aggravated assault and non-sexual crimes |
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| were reported as INCREASING faster than sex related ones. |
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| 85% of rapes dropped and violent offenses increased |
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| -concluded that lower porn does not equal lower rate because they investigated if censorship of pornography would be related to DECREASE sexualviolence and rape rates in 5 states (FL, INDIANA, KENTUCKY, OHIO, TEXAS) during 1980-1989 |
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states with the least access to internet (arkansas, kentucky, minnesota, west Va) showed an increase in rape of 53% for the years 1980-2000
-the states with the highest access was (alaska, colorado, Nj, washington) showed a decrease of 27% |
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they studies the effects of non-enforcement of state porn laws and rates of sex crime arrests
-found the states investigated arrested rates for sex crimes were below national average |
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studied Violent vs. NONviolent porn
-said aggrassive images rather than sexual images may push towards sexual offense |
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| ^ supported this. studies hardcore vs. soft core porn. |
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| Berl Kutchinsky (denmark) |
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studied denmark, sweden, west germany and usa
-found 1964-1984 porn increased availability and rate rapes decreased or remained stable
-these coubntries said porn was legal and in 3 state of non-sexual violent crimes and non-violent sex crimes decreased only NOT THE USA. |
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| Diamond and Uchiyama (japan study) |
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| porn were accessible to anyone regardless of age. so non-sexual violent crime continue to increased and rate rapes decline or stayed steady |
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| estimate 2.8 rapes for every 1000 but now 2004 0.4 per every 1000 |
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| porn is illegal only if judge to be obscene. it is judge to be obscene if |
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1) the average person applying contemporary community standards finds that the work as a whole appeals to prurient interest
2) the work depicts or describes sexual conduct in a patently offensive way
3) the work taken as a whole lacks serious literary artistic, political or scientific value |
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| said he cannot define obscenity but he knows it when he sees it. |
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| In countries like Iran, Saudi Arabia |
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| they do not band porn to protect women, but they actually blame the women when she is raped. |
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| the founder of an arabic-Internet portal 80% of the traffic goes to sex sites |
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| often used for political reasons. They only apply them to please the conservatives |
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| is legally available in 3 countries. DENMARK, JAPAN AND CZECH REPUBLIC |
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| ^^declined after possession of child porn was decriminalized |
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conducted surveys of communities from lower income and blue collar families to upper in (indiana, kentucky, michigan and ohio)
-responses with more than 70% of the respondents endorsing the right of adults to see SEM. |
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| put a community standard "decency" so against sex and porn |
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| highest utilization rate for pornographic use in the USA |
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| found that men who went to xrated movies were significally more tolerant and accepting of women than those who did not |
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| people who did not see an xrated movies were clearly not champions of gender equality but rather were people who were less supportive of gender equality |
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says exposure to porn lowers status of women
-pornography and gender equality both flourish in politically tolerant societies |
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| says when he let the guys choose what kind of porn there were only 4% sexually violent 3% child pornography |
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| is against porn. he said it represents HATE, as in hate speech or hate crime |
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| Radial feminist & libertarian feminists |
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| -are extreme groups who basically reject porn as male dominiate |
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| who tend to be heterosexual or lesbians and support any consenual activity that brings pleasure |
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-against criminalization of SEM
- reviewed their governments attempt at criminalizing the possession of SEM which means having sex with an animal, dead body, SERIOUS VIOLENCE |
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| their government has not produced any evidence that supports the claim that any SEM encourages violent or abusive behavior |
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| porn is for arouse if we mean sexist material that is what we should say |
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| Delaware punishes by up to 6 months imprisonment the sale of perfume as a beverage |
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| reports that in the US 1 out of 138 residents is incarcerated |
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| since 1980 the prison population |
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| americans are on patrole or probation |
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| the highest criminal punish rate in the western world |
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unjust
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disproportionate |
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| Visited a pornographic website in the US |
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| almost 60 million people 1/5 of the population |
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| has not introduced anything new to our culture, we're humans have been having sex for quite a while |
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| 2010 a study showed anal sex |
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| reported by women in the same age cohort had more than doubled to 46% |
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| believes that internet porn now plays a role in how many americans percieve and become educated about sec. |
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| porn does not plant the idea in mens mines instead porn puts the power of a mass medium behind ancient male desires |
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| talks about how our animal instincts are in the driving seat |
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| emotional ambivalence (FREUD) |
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| the simultaneous love and hate of the object of ones sexual affection |
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| when women reach sexual maturity |
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| argue that the primary obstacle to womens gaining greater equality in the political and economic sphere is todays hypersexuality and specifically the spread of online porn |
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| daily internet traffic just alone 2% |
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| when it comes to contemporary porn |
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| you do not have to look like a poen star to be sexually desired |
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| says overwhelming exposure to emotionless, rapacious sex on the internet will socialize men to find degradation of women sexually arousing. |
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lacking any sense of love, respect or connection to another human being is what porn is doing
-porn has increased the abuse of women |
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| The main problem with the new anti-porn critics |
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| is their naive assumption that if only we could blot out internet porn, then utopia of sexual equality would be achieved BUT EQUALITY IN SEX CANT BE ACHIEVED. |
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| the movie with paul and jeanne LAST TANGO |
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| they fuck but never knew eachother name she wanted him..it was just sex in the end ..he wanted her and she didnt want him. |
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| the movie last tango was so devastating and resonant not for the sex acts but for |
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| annihilating emotions that fuel them: desperation and loneliness |
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