Violence vs. Pornography
in Psychology ·
The way you argue is honestly laughable. I’m going to reply to this one last time just to distance myself from these twisted views you're pinning on me, and then I'm done. Your bizarre leaps from Stalinist institutionalized violence—which is supposedly my stance—to Jesus being some defender of pornography and meaningless sex actually cross the line, even for a humorous troll thread.
So, I just totally misinterpreted your positions where you defend senseless violence under the guise of "survival of the fittest"? Oh, my bad, let me apologize for that.
No, you got it wrong because I’m not defending sex. First off, sex isn't meaningless, but if it's meaningless to you, does that mean violence is meaningful? You didn't even address the actual topic here. Why should your kid watch violence instead of porn? If you want your child to be strong in this world rather than weak and getting eaten alive by others, you could just as easily show them how sex works instead of just how people kill each other, right!?
Feel free to tell me if you think something completely different from what I think you think.
I think Jesus and Gandhi were wrong about most of their stances. Various bad beliefs persist among people who have psychological inclinations toward such ideas; I don't see what's strange about that. But that's not even the main point. What might be fun to mention is that Jesus and Gandhi had such a negative attitude toward sexuality in general, let alone any extreme version you're bringing up, that they'd probably have to deck you after reading your opening post.
Wrong about which stances? Name them! Psychological inclinations toward beliefs? Someone who believes violence shouldn't be used is what? A schizophrenic? Look, I'm not talking about religion here.
How do you even know what kind of attitudes Jesus and Gandhi had toward sexuality? Haha... please, now you're just becoming ridiculous, and we don't need to be laughing at the same time. 😁
It wasn't Jesus who criticized sexuality, it was the church, and that idiocy has persisted in the minds and subconsciousness of people to this day. In some religions and belief systems, sexuality and sex are perfectly normal things that are practiced, talked about, and not treated like something sick, unlike in our "highly moral" society where a guy beats his wife and then goes to church after paying off the local authorities just so the whole town can see him.
And what exactly is "EXTREME" sexuality? 🤣
I already said it, so I'll say it again. What is so bad about a porn movie that it's okay for violence? Why is it okay to scar a child's psyche by letting them watch, say, Tarantino movies filled with torture (which kids have actually carried out by torturing and killing a kid in England after being inspired by torture in a Tarantino film), but they aren't allowed to watch porn because it's "tooooo" scary? Look, those are double standards. You can't claim sex is extreme and meaningless when the only thing truly extreme and meaningless is taking another human life. If kids aren't allowed to watch sex, then this hypocritical society should ban violence on TV too. That is primarily my point, and my second point is that it isn't abnormal or immoral for kids developing their sexuality to watch porn, because they're going to want to watch it anyway. And why don't we let them? Because it's what? A shame? Bad for them? Yeah, right... as if.
Exactly. Nothing beats a good laugh. Compared to a genuine sense of humor, sex is just too vulgar a pleasure. That’s why I’m such a staunch opponent of any eugenicist nonsense—we shouldn't be trying to "improve" or "strengthen" humanity. We should just leave all those ridiculous little losers to hop around and provide us with some much-needed entertainment.
Honestly, it’s hilarious how some people take themselves so incredibly seriously... trust me, there is nothing funnier than that kind of ego.
Sex is obviously way too vulgar, whereas violence isn't considered vulgar at all; instead, it's supposedly wonderful and desirable for kids to watch so they can learn how the "strong" carve their way through life, right!?
Sure, there are decent movies with violence, but they aren't exactly meant for children.
For instance, you can't even compare a Sergio Leone masterpiece like *Once Upon a Time in the West* to some trash starring Michael Dudikoff or Dolph Lundgren, and frankly, there's far too much of that violent garbage out there.
I'd rather kids watch porn than that crap.