Does 'rape culture' accurately describe (many) societies?

Skeptical Greg said:
It would be a start.
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Yes it would be a start if parents behaved responsibly - but even if they did (#1,767):

The Oxford Internet Institute (research and teaching department of the University of Oxford): Parental controls ineffective at preventing teens from seeing pornography, new research finds

I've quoted Rachel De Souza, Daniel Kebede and others who say that we need to legislate - that 'parents cannot stop the tide of this stuff'.
Skeptical Greg said:
Would you withhold food from hungry people because you can't continue feeding them indefinitely?
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Not following.
 
Poem said:
Do we have evidence that the OSA is actually do so?
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Are you aware it hasn't been in force (in regard to age verification) for a month yet? It's new - there would be no data available.

I have checked the website I used to do the research that showed your opinion on the fictional scenarios most popular was incorrect, that was Pornhub and that now requires age verification. I could no longer do the research I did unless I submitted to its request to verify my age. So that's at least one example that shows it is working.
 
Darat said:
Are you aware it hasn't been in force (in regard to age verification) for a month yet? It's new - there would be no data available.
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This would also mean we could not conclude that the UK isn't tolerating it. Not tolerating means stopping it.
Darat said:
I have checked the website I used to do the research that showed your opinion on the fictional scenarios most popular was incorrect, that was Pornhub and that now requires age verification. I could no longer do the research I did unless I submitted to its request to verify my age. So that's at least one example that shows it is working.
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You are affirming that VPNs don't work on Pornhub?

Cybernews details the best VPNs to use and one of them is free:
 
Poem said:
Yes it would be a start if parents behaved responsibly - but even if they did (#1,767):

The Oxford Internet Institute (research and teaching department of the University of Oxford): Parental controls ineffective at preventing teens from seeing pornography, new research finds
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Who said I'm talking about filtering?
Poem said:
I've quoted Rachel De Souza, Daniel Kebede and others who say that we need to legislate - that 'parents cannot stop the tide of this stuff'.
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Oh yeah. Legislation solves so many problems.
 
Darat said:
No idea - why would I try that and not go through age verification?
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If you have no idea then averring that UK isn't tolerating children seeing porn isn't saying much. It seems that VPNs are easily available.

OFCOM spokesperson reported by The Independent:
People should be aware that children and adults who use a VPN to bypass age checks will not benefit from the wider protections offered by our online safety rules.
 
Here's a reminder of what we are dealing with:
Barnardo’s said children are “too easily” able to access extreme content, including rape, incest, domestic abuse and child sexual abuse....
 
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