what is violent pornography?
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Porn that is violent.
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Porn is a sin against God (Lusting after a woman is just the same as having sex with her hence the sin of adultery or fornication)  and it also provokes un realistic expectations in the people watching it.  Example if their wife is not like the porn queen then a man is not satisfied with her.  It is also a form of prostitucion, in that women are selling pictures of themselves.  It is degrading to the women in that it isn't important who or what they are, the person just wants to see them naked.  People who do this eventually get to the point that the whole focus of their lives is sex and they are never satisfied with what they have.  It also carries with it the danger of demonic spirits that will ruin your life.  And at the end of your life here on earth you can look forward to eternity without God.  If we were governed by the Bible in our sex lives then AIDS would just disappear on its own.  God means for us to be happy and his rules lead to health and happiness in our lives.
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It has shades of Grey is my answer,nothing solid to protect it sadly. There is a difference in something being censored because of basic human dignity, and something being ruled inappropriate behavior for a human being. This freedom of everything has taken away my right not to view pornography,not to be subjected to profanity and violence. Not to have prayer in my school because it offends someone! When it was a right and part of my freedom and my kids. My being offended by gross sexual content on regular televison,billboards,...who cares. The right to protect my children from pedophiles (that has been argued as freedom too, and still to this day.) Whos freedoms am I hurting here?Should your neighbor be able to build his house so high yours was obstructed,your gardens died, what if and no small if,it was ruled it was his freedom of expression and need for a tower, would you not want some rules? Something,someone to help keep the peace of your space? Should he be able to have rock concerts every Friday on his yard?,that could very well cover some of the "freedoms", this kind of "freedom"would not be so nice. Nor the freedom to say terrible things about you or your family. Successful society has agreed on rules or we all best find an island, in short supply I might add.
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I am from Australia and find it the same over here. I personally think it is wrong. As long as the nudity and sexual behaviour isn't trashy I don't mind it. I'd far prefer my kids see a naked person (after all it's only natural) than see someone be violent to another. I don't know how our society came to the conclusion that violence is OK. Sad.
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hi\nred is generally associated with furry,rage,marriage etc\ncheck the following links
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If it's porn you want to watch, it's normal, your computer must have some kind of V-chip installed in it. If not, well go get it fixed
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Porn is determined by "community standards," so it depends on where you live. Metro Atlanta would probably have no restrictions other than those adopted as federal standards (child, animal, etc.)\n\nAdditional::\n\n"With the exception of child pornography, the legal status of Internet pornography is still somewhat unsettled. The legality of pornography has been traditionally determined by the Miller test, which dictates that community standards are to be used in determining whether a piece of material is obscene. Thus, if a local community determines a pornographic work to meet its standard for obscenity then it could be banned."\n\nSource: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_status_of_Internet_pornography
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Some people are stimulated by visual events.  Overall, men are more like this than women, according to various serious studies of behavior.\n\nPorn is a tool of stimulation for some people, and a substitute in other people.  Other people are embarrassed, irritated or outright offended by visual or verbal depictions of sex ("pornography" was originally only in the written word).  In many parts of the world porn is forbidden by law and those who possess or create it can be punished severely.  Most societies - even those that tolerate pornography - have laws restricting certain types, such as bestiality or kiddie porn.  This among other things describes behavior those societies do not wish to endorse or encourage, particularly through visual stimulation.  I am not either condemning or encouraging porn at all in this post, by the way - the poster asked a good question that deserves an unemotional answer not tainted by ideology.
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You may need administrator priviledges to block content on your computer.\nBLOCKING web features:\n1.  Click START lower left on your screen >\n2.  Go to Control Panel > select Internet Proprties\n3.  In Internet Properties window select tab for CONTENT\n4.  In the Content Advisor frame click SETTINGS button\n5.  On the tab RATINGS in the frame for levels for each of the Nudity, Sex, and Violence slide the adjuster to the far LEFT. > \n6.  Click OK\n7.  Back on the Content Advisor frame click ENABLE > then click ok.\nWhen it asks you to assign a passwork, pick one you WON'T forget.\n\nHere is a link to a freeware Porn Blocker:\nhttp://www.freedownloadmanager.org/downloads/block_web_sites_software/\n\nHope this helps\nstw
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anything except porn!!!!  that is overloaded.\n\nYou have a hard question to answer not knowing your expertise or resources.
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Yes...but only fantasize...too violent...
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NO, too violent , and they have a brief nudity.
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Porn is a form of entertainment, and like almost anything, it can be addictive for some people. Most sex researchers and therapists agree that for many people porn can be a healthy, normal aspect of erotic life. It is easy to make simplistic and judgmental statements about porn, and the people who enjoy it. Take buttercup’s response, for example. She says “it puts you in the gutter.” Notice that she in answering on behalf of the human race, but she has no actual knowledge of the issue. She does not know me, for example, so how does she know what effect porn has on me? We currently do not have reliable laws of psychology like we do for physics or chemistry. She talks as if the effects of porn are as predictable as the laws of gravity. She is simply wrong. Anyone with a background in science and even a little knowledge of psychology will tell you that statements of that sort belie blatant ignorance and deep prejudice. She cannot rationally say that porn makes me feel “dirty and sleazy” because she does not know me, and she cannot draw on any legitimate scientific theory or credible philosophical tradition to make such blanket claims.\n\nSorry, buttercup, I don’t mean to rag on you so intensely and I don’t really blame you for your beliefs – the majority of people would probably agree with you. But this same old song and dance is found ad nauseam in American culture and I think it takes a bit of drama to slap the majority out of their stupor. People need to start thinking for themselves rather than simply parroting majority views. Biological nature is fundamentally diverse. VARIATION is the law in biology. Different people are different and you cannot reasonably or ethically proclaim what is best for others in matters where there are no accepted scientific theories to guide us. Sex is a powerful drive, and is deeply entrenched in our emotional lives, so it is not surprising that porn can be addictive or compulsive for many people. And we all know that too much of anything can be problematic. Nevertheless, there is no reason to think that porn in moderation is necessarily harmful. I would even suspect that for some people, porn might be just what they need to find healthy mental and spiritual balance in their lives.\n\nIf you do a web search you will find plenty of sites warning us about the devastating effects of porn on individuals and society, but if you pay attention, you will notice that these pages are produced primarily by religious groups or anti-porn feminists. They do NOT represent the views of psychologists, sex researchers, or sex therapists. And, by the way, there are also a great many pro-sex feminists who disagree with the anti-porn folks. Christian-based groups in particular are flooding the media with anti-porn hype, but this is driven by religious doctrine, not logic, science, or even common sense. Below I offer a few links showing alternative views:
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As long as it is labeled as nudity, gore, violence etc. before you open it, no problems.
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Justice Potter Stewart, Jacobellis v. Ohio, 378 U.S. 184, 197 (1964)\n\n"I have reached the conclusion . . . that under the First and Fourteenth Amendments criminal laws in this area [obscenity] are constitutionally limited to hard-core pornography. I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description; and perhaps I could never succeed in intelligibly doing so. But I know if when I see it; and the motion picture involved in this case is not that."
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I believe porn desensitizes someone for the real thing.  Studies also indicate the same thing.  It also sets people up for unrealistic situations, and thinking about other people sexually.  Porn is also the number one addiction in the US, especially internet porn.  So, take all that into consideration, if you want more info or don't believe me check it out for yourself.  It also has been linked to violence, abhorrent sexual crimes in most cases, perpetrators admit to having viewed porn since their younger days.  Supporting the desensitizing facts, the criminals need more, and more exposure for arousal, and more and more violent actions to become aroused. I have seen it in people I am close to, firsthand.
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The Islamic tradition is not a violent one, in fact most Muslims are very strongly opposed to violence in any form.  There are a small number of extremists who have misinterpreted what the Quran says and use this as a justification for violence.  An honest, open, and unbiased (as unbiased as any of us can get) reading of the Quran will show you that not only does the Quran not encourage violence, it actually actively discourages it.\n\nJust for the record...I'm a Christian, I have no ulterior motive here.