Wael Ibrahim – Porn Demic #02 – Pornography & Sexual violence
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Welcome to Episode Two of our video series on demmick. We are here to simplify academic research regarding the harms of *.
The study that I wanted to share with you today is really interesting, the team of researchers have gathered and analyzed the video titles found on the landing pages of the three most popular * websites on the internet. The research titled sexual violence as a sexual script in mainstream online *. This is by far the largest study ever conducted regarding gathering and collecting samples and internet content of that nature. And as usual and before summarizing the finding of this research please find a link for the whole study. In the description below. The team of researchers have found that one in eight titles of that nature video titles on these three
* websites shown to a first time user someone on these sites for the first time ever constitutes these videos. These titles constitutes sexual violence, such content that if they're found in your position at airports are anywhere else they could be the reason for you to spend quite some times behind bars and if this is the law almost anywhere around the world, then how could these materials be available and accessible at our fingertips without some supervisions and restrictions Little wonder why this study is published in the British Journal of criminology because they are suggesting that watching and consuming * of that nature may lead the individual may lead
the consumer to act out his fantasy, and probably could lead such individuals to commit crimes of that nature. Most of us probably have heard of Ted Bundy, the man who have executed violently 30 women in the 1970s as a result, according to his own confession, as a result of his consumption, and addiction, probably to *. Not only that, but he had confessed that everyone he had interacted with in prison had a problem with * as well. In outside these walls right now, there are several 100 reporters that wanted to talk to you. And you asked me to come here from California, because you had something you wanted to say, this hour that we have together
is not just an interview with a man who's scheduled to die tomorrow morning. I'm here and you're here, because of this message that you're talking about right here. You really feel that hardcore * and the doorway to it softcore * is doing untold damage to other people, and causing other women to be abused and killed the way you did.
I'm no social scientist and I haven't done a survey. I mean, I don't pretend that I know what john q citizen thinks about this.
But I've lived in prison for a long time now.
And
I've met a lot of men who were motivated to commit violence just like me. And without exception, every one of them was deeply involved in * without question, without exception, deeply influenced and consumed by an addiction to *. There's no question about it. The FBI is on study on serial homicide shows that the most common interest among serial killers is *. Now, we are not suggesting that every one consumed * would end up like Ted Bundy and commit crimes of that nature. What we are suggesting here is and according to the study, as well, that * has the potential to lead some people to commit such crimes. The research is very
lengthy. And as I mentioned earlier, I left a link for the entire study for those who wish to delve into it in details, but it focused on so many areas. One of them is sexual scripts and * and that is basically about the impact * on our own social understanding of boundary of * itself as a pleasurable activity and sexual violence where to draw the line. The study also focused on sexual violence and * and how now researchers and debaters in this area have shifted the focus from the content of these * websites.
being violent, and the impact of these violence on the consumers and their behavior if you will be able at all to go through the entire research and read the uncensored titles that the researchers have listed, your mind will be blown away because these titles can suggest and can lead the consumers to actually go beyond the limits to interact sexually, with their own family members insist is included not only included as sexual activity between those family members rather suggesting to the consumer to act violently toward the loved ones. The researchers then had classified these titles, these video titles into criminal terminologies had it happened in real life
situation how a court of justice would actually classify such activities. Some of these categories are physical aggression and sexual assault, image based sexual abuse and coercion and exploitation. And the studies suggested that this is the mainstream * This is super prevalence on these three websites. And of course, these websites exists in the millions, if not the billions. The message of this episode is that we do not want to normalize sexual activities to be equal to violence against women or against anyone. We do not want to degrade human beings through this beautiful relationship that we can enjoy with our loved ones. If you found the content of this
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