slingblade
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You're seriously comparing porn actress rights with the rights of blacks and women?
...which becomes more ironic, or less, if the porn actress is black?
You're seriously comparing porn actress rights with the rights of blacks and women?
In movies, murders are faked, violence is faked, crimes are faked. In porn, sex is real. Didn't you know that? Also, Santa Claus doesn't exist.Talk about lame. That's the lamest rationalization yet.
So, by your flawed logic, someone who portrays a person as a brutal serial murder, shouldn't be allowed to work with children.
After all, a movie is made for everyone to see.....![]()
In terms of employment, Ben. Stay with us.All human beings deserve the same rights.
Because having sex in a public school is illegal.Rights are rights no matter who you are and what you do so long as it's legal. So someone please tell me why a porn star doesn't have the right to work at a public school?
Because having sex in a public school is illegal.
In movies, murders are faked, violence is faked, crimes are faked. In porn, sex is real. Didn't you know that? Also, Santa Claus doesn't exist.
So there are, what, three arguments in play now, all silly?
1. The "unprotected sex/role model" argument. ("Sex with an STD-checked professional is too risky!"). It's just plain factually wrong. Porn actors are at substantially less risk of dying as a result of work-related activities than many people with jobs that schools would never sack people over.
2. The "distraction" argument. ("Little Jimmy can't settle down to his trig lesson if he knows there's a porn star in the admin block somewhere!"). I think this is just plain factually wrong too. Lots of other things are greater threats to children's attention spans, and she offered to move to a role without student contact.
3. The tu quoque argument. ("Society is inconsistent in all sorts of ways, so we can do whatever we want and you can't criticise us"). Canonically fallacious.
None strike me as sound.
Because having sex in a public school is illegal.
And this is bigotry because-? Sorry, disagreeing or disapproving of this does not automatically equate to "bigotry." And frankly IMO throwing out the "bigot" bit sounds to me like some variant of the race card being thrown out even when it may not apply.
I also find it shall we say curious that some people think if something's legal, it's "OK."
First, thank you for answering in an intelligent, adult way. Re your question, as I said above, yes, although I agree it's certainly not as significant/critical as if it was a teacher by any means. Still, to some extent or other, every member of the faculty is a role model to the kids. Again, trying to equate school faculty to any generic employee of any company is an absurd oversimplification.
Oh yay, another attempt to twist my words.
I could just as easily counter with an equally silly word twist/extreme viewpoint ie "because challenging cultural mores is always good, right? The good old traditions are always wrong?"
In movies, murders are faked, violence is faked, crimes are faked. In porn, sex is real. Didn't you know that? Also, Santa Claus doesn't exist.
Because having sex in a public school is illegal.
It's your claim that testing is adequate so you'll have to do your tree felling stuff on your own.
Failure of testing.
Much higher rate than average people, near prostitution levels.
If that helps, great. Though to reiterate, it's not the porn industry I have a problem with at all. It's your analogies, and your insistence that condoms don't make an appreciable difference.
And this is bigotry because-? Sorry, disagreeing or disapproving of this does not automatically equate to "bigotry." And frankly IMO throwing out the "bigot" bit sounds to me like some variant of the race card being thrown out even when it may not apply.
I also find it shall we say curious that some people think if something's legal, it's "OK."
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Porn is bad, mkay?
Why?
Porn is bad!
But why?
Because it's bad, and however many ways you twist it it doesn't change that.
I've learned so much here.
Seeing as several people are making unsubstantiated assumptions about the behaviour of (male?) teens, how about "the teenage boys in the school would take her more seriously because she's won some respect for being so damn cool she makes porn movies!". Whoah! At last! A member of staff at school who isn't square and boring! etc.That's a straw man. She was a secretary, not a teacher.
And even if she was a teacher, why wouldn't the students take her seriously?
Seeing as several people are making unsubstantiated assumptions about the behaviour of (male?) teens, how about "the teenage boys in the school would take her more seriously because she's won some respect for being so damn cool she makes porn movies!". Whoah! At last! A member of staff at school who isn't square and boring! etc.
I just thought I'd throw that in to demonstrate how absurd the "the children wouldn't be able to handle it/take her seriously" argument is.
Wow, you so twist peoples' words, don't you?That's the stupidest argument I've ever heard. If we don't have porn actresses in schools, kids will get sexual hangups. I won't even ask for evidence, because I know you don't have it. But Jesus, that was lame.

'xactly.Yeah, the whole argument goes right out the window when you add up the facts. It's like saying that teens can't handle sex. Uh, ok if you discount the fact that teenage pregnancy was the norm since the dawn of civilization. How about adults can't handle teens? Oh man, then the evidence starts piling up fast.
Notwithstanding the fact that this statement is a massive strawman, are you absolutely certain it is illegal in Canada to have sex within the grounds of a public school? Strange ol' law that would be!Because having sex in a public school is illegal.
...snip... That is religious bullpoo and it is that which I don't agree with.