PORNOGRAPHY

harballah wrote:Ang iniisip kasi nila porke ginawang topic ang pornograpiya ay puwede ng makagawa ng sexual offense ang lahat ng nakapanood, hindi kasi nila inuunawa na isa ito sa nagiging mitsa ng sexual offense.

gin wrote:

Nagiging sobrang manyak naman po kasi talaga ang mga taong madalas na nakakapanood ng porn...

gin wrote:

Nagiging sobrang manyak naman po kasi talaga ang mga taong madalas na nakakapanood ng porn...

MarcCatholic wrote:Opo naiintindihan ko yon Kowya Korrill. Ang sa akin lang po hindi ko nilalahat na kapag nakapanood ng porn e yon kaagad ang resulta. Ang sa akin po, "nagiging" dahilan din ang pornograpiya. Katunayan nga mas nagiging knowledgeable ang tao dahil doon kaya mas alam kapag nasa "eksena" na. Iba po ang case ng bata lalo na ngayon. Parang ganito po yan. Hindi ko sinasabing ang pagbagsak ng bata sa klase ay dahilan "lagi" para mabugbog ang bata ng magulang. Pero, pwedeng maging dahilan ng kanyang pagkabugbog diba? Naranasan po kasi ng kapatid ko yon nung mag TOP 2 lang siya. (Ahem.) Kaya yong case sa balita ng Dos, yon po ang nangyari kowya - dahil nakapanood ang bata kaya niya nagawa ang panghahalay.

fredms3 wrote:2. Your papers do not in any way proved as assumption what we see and read both in the newspapers and tv's.

4. Known facts? actual report on newspapers, radios and tv's not known facts to you?

fredms3 wrote:How many coutries that allows imptn of porno materials and the likes?

fredms3 wrote:I don't have to argue because that's already prohibited in the country lols.

fredms3 wrote:Oh sorry, but your mistaken that i dismissed those issues regarding the Bible. Read my post carefully.

Not the religion itself but the members of that religion. I hope you now get what i mean there.

fredms3 wrote:5. I'm just returning the previous point your making against the Bible.

fredms3 wrote:Let me post this:

Usage of pornography among criminals and juvenile crimes

Silbert, M. and Pines, A., in "Pornography and Sexual Abuse of Women," published their study involving prostitutes in the international journal Sex Roles, "The comments followed the same pattern: the assailant referred to pornographic materials he had seen or read and then insisted that the victims not only enjoyed rape but also extreme violence."[6]
The study, Use of Pornography in the Criminal and Developmental Histories of Sexual Offenders examined the exposure to and the usage of pornography in the histories of 38 rapists and 26 child molesters. The study found that both groups reported exposure to pornography and were "significantly more likely" to use pornographic materials prior to and during their offenses. According to the study pornography was employed to relieve an impulse to act out. According to the study, child molesters indicated "significantly more" exposure to pornography than rapists in adulthood.[7]

According to the study, "Pornography Use as a Risk Marker for an Aggressive Pattern of Behavior Among Sexually Reactive Children and Adolescents", Sexually reactive children and adolescents (SRCAs), also referred to as juvenile sexual offenders, "may be more vulnerable and likely to experience damaging effects from pornography use." According to the study,the SRCAs who used pornography were "more likely" to display aggressive behaviors than their nonusing counterparts.[8]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_effects_of_pornography

harballah wrote:Ang iniisip kasi nila porke ginawang topic ang pornograpiya ay puwede ng makagawa ng sexual offense ang lahat ng nakapanood, hindi kasi nila inuunawa na isa ito sa nagiging mitsa ng sexual offense.

Dhugz wrote:Crime ang magiging bunga niyan, maagang pagkamulat ng mga bata sa di magandang gawain.
Masusugpo lamang ito kung maging Relihyoso tayong lahat, pano naman
magiging religious ang mga protestante gayong puro naman paninira sa
Iglesia Katolika at sa ibang relihiyon ang ginagawa, I mean gaya sa
Catholic Church may mga Religious activitist kami, gaya ng Spiritual
retreat, recollection, feasts, lenten Season, Christmas activitist etc,
parang ganundin sa ISLAM may Ramadan at iba pa at Judaism at sa iba pang
Major religion in the World.

harballah wrote:Dhugz
salamat sa iyong deretsahan sagot, alam mo bang may napanood akong
balita sa TV PATROL kung saan ng dahil sa malaswang panoorin ay ginahasa
ng isang 12 anyos ang isang 4 anyos na kalaro niya.

Police have identified a child killed Friday afternoon
after an apparent accidental shooting.Dispatchers said some children had
been playing with a firearm in the basement of a building on the 3500
block of Purdue Avenue.The 7-year-old was shot at about 4:35 p.m. when
the gun accidentally fired, dispatchers said.

In 1998, Japan was the world's biggest producer of child pornography and Parliament recently refused to pass a law banning the production of child pornography, citing "business reasons." (End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes, Poona Antaseeda, "Expert urges global law to end child pornography on the Internet," Bangkok Post, 3 June 1998)

(The reason for not banning pornography ----- Business Reasons! wow...)

Prostitution

The sex industry accounts for 1% of the GNP, and equals the defense budget. (CATW - Asia Pacific, Trafficking in Women and Prostitution in the Asia Pacific)

The sex industry is a multibillion-dollar business that caters to every preference and is easily accessible ("Pornography Easy To Find in Japan," Joseph Coleman, Associated Press, October 1997)
One "sex zone" in Tokyo, only .34 sq. km., has 3,500 sex facilities, including strip theaters, peep shows, "soaplands," "lover's banks," porno shops, telephone clubs, karaoke bars, clubs etc. (CATW - Asia Pacific, Trafficking in Women and Prostitution in the Asia Pacific)
About a quarter of female students aged from 12 to 15 have taken part in telephone chat clubs. Male clients of telephone clubs pay to enter booths, and wait for private calls from women and girls, who dial a free telephone number from outside the club, often from their own home or a public telephone. The phone conversations usually fix a date to meet and are often a straightforward agreement on the details and price of the particular sexual act to be performed. (government survey, "Tokyo cracks down on teenage prostitution ‘clubs’," Reuters, 13 August 1997)
One third of all reported cases of prostitution are teenagers. (1996 National Police Agency survey, "Tokyo cracks down on teenage prostitution ‘clubs’," Reuters, 13 August 1997)
Enjo kosai or "supportive relationship" is the euphemism used in Japan for the prostitution of teenage girls. ("Japanese law would ban sex under 17," Agence France Presse, 24 August 1997) [catwlog9709a]
The Sexy-Up School in Osaka trains strippers and porn actresses. It offers classes in dancing, "bedroom techniques" and male sexuality. It has graduated 100 women since opening in 1996. (Yasuo Yaniyama, Director, Sexy-Up School, "Pornography Easy To Find in Japan," Joseph Coleman, Associated Press, October 1997)

(Why less sex crimes and rapist (as if prostitution is not a crime), well, prositution in Japan is easily accesible...wow!

Read this brothers and sisters and you will see the true pictures of Japan's shocking immoralities ---- wow!)


http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/japan.htm


Words in parenthesis are my comments.

korrill wrote:

Now that's different from what your originally posted:

harballah wrote:Ano sa tingin ninyo ng naidudulot ng pornograpiya tulad ng bold magasin, porno film, porno websites at iba pang kalaswaan.......papaano kaya sugpuin o mababawasan ito.


Any Comment!

• Nearly 900 theaters show X-rated films and more than 15,000 “adult” bookstores and video stores offer pornographic material, outnumbering McDonald’s restaurants in the U.S. by a margin of at least three to one.
  

• Each year, nearly 100 full-length pornographic films provide estimated annual box office sales of $50 million.
  

• Approximately 70% of the pornographic magazines sold eventually end up in the hands of minors.
  

• About 1.2 million children are annually exploited through child pornography and prostitution.7
  

Next will be Germany and Netherlands

fredms3 wrote:The Effects of Pornography

Defenders of pornography argue that it is not harmful, and thus should not be regulated or banned. Citing the 1970 Presidential Commission on Obscenity and Pornography, they conclude that there is no relationship between exposure to erotic material and subsequent behavior. But two subsequent decades of research based on the increased production of more explicit and violent forms of pornography has shown the profound effects pornography can have on human behavior.

Psychologist Edward Donnerstein (University of Wisconsin) found that brief exposure to violent forms of pornography can lead to anti-social attitudes and behavior. Male viewers tend to be more aggressive towards women, less responsive to pain and suffering of rape victims, and more willing to accept various myths about rape.1

Dr. Dolf Zimmerman and Dr. Jennings Bryant showed that continued exposure to pornography had serious adverse effects on beliefs about sexuality in general and on attitudes toward women in particular. They also found that pornography desensitizes people to rape as a criminal offense.2

These researchers also found that massive exposure to pornography encourages a desire for increasingly deviant materials which involve violence, like sadomasochism and rape.3

Feminist author Diana Russell notes in her book Rape and Marriage the correlation between deviant behavior (including abuse) and pornography. She also found that pornography leads men and women to experience conflict, suffering, and sexual dissatisfaction.4

Researcher Victor Cline (University of Utah) has documented in his research how men become addicted to pornographic materials, begin to desire more explicit or deviant material, and end up acting out what they have seen.5

According to Charles Keating of Citizens for Decency Through Law, research reveals that 77 percent of child molesters of boys and 87 percent of child molesters of girls admitted imitating the sexual behavior they had seen modeled in pornography.

Sociologists Murray Straus and Larry Baron (University of New Hampshire) found that rape rates are highest in states which have high sales of sex magazines and lax enforcement of pornography laws.6

Michigan state police detective Darrell Pope found that of the 38,000 sexual assault cases in Michigan (1956-1979), in 41 percent of the cases pornographic material was viewed just prior to or during the crime. This agrees with research done by psychotherapist David Scott who found that “half the rapists studied used pornography to arouse themselves immediately prior to seeking out a victim.”

The Final Report of the 1986 Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography lists a full chapter of testimony (197-223) from victims whose assailants had previously viewed pornographic materials. The adverse effects range from physical harm (rape, torture, murder, sexually transmitted disease) to psychological harm (suicidal thoughts, fear, shame, nightmares).


The Facts on Pornography
A day-care director, now serving three years for three counts of first-degree sexual assault, confessed the he had “started picking up pornographic materials occasionally, going to bookstores … no one knew, not even my wife … now I do recognize fully the shocking facts about pornography and how it will draw you into its clutches away from God into sinful fantasies …”

Multiplied incidents like the above graphically illustrate how the $8 billion-per-year porn industry has carved inroads into American life:

• Nearly 900 theaters show X-rated films and more than 15,000 “adult” bookstores and video stores offer pornographic material, outnumbering McDonald’s restaurants in the U.S. by a margin of at least three to one.
  

• Each year, nearly 100 full-length pornographic films provide estimated annual box office sales of $50 million.
  

• Approximately 70% of the pornographic magazines sold eventually end up in the hands of minors.
  

• About 1.2 million children are annually exploited through child pornography and prostitution.7
  

http://www.forerunner.com/forerunner/X0388_Effects_of_Pornograp.html


In the name of 'Business' ----- Pornography made legal --- wow!

Next will be Germany and Netherlands

harballah wrote:

hindi ako nagtataka diyan buddy, kaya nga kinakaladkad maski ang inosenteng bata sa CYBER SEX.

fredms3 wrote:

Korak igan.

Mantakin mo --- in the name of 'business' --- in short, in the name of 'Money' --- Love of money is the root of all evil ---

harballah wrote:

Nasaan ba iyong post ko na original kasi ang first post ko ay ito po.

fredms3 wrote:The battle now goes to researches...Let's start with Japan:


Pornography

In 1998, Japan was the world's biggest producer of child pornography and Parliament recently refused to pass a law banning the production of child pornography, citing "business reasons." (End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes, Poona Antaseeda, "Expert urges global law to end child pornography on the Internet," Bangkok Post, 3 June 1998)

(The reason for not banning pornography ----- Business Reasons! wow...)

Prostitution

The sex industry accounts for 1% of the GNP, and equals the defense budget. (CATW - Asia Pacific, Trafficking in Women and Prostitution in the Asia Pacific)

The sex industry is a multibillion-dollar business that caters to every preference and is easily accessible ("Pornography Easy To Find in Japan," Joseph Coleman, Associated Press, October 1997)
One "sex zone" in Tokyo, only .34 sq. km., has 3,500 sex facilities, including strip theaters, peep shows, "soaplands," "lover's banks," porno shops, telephone clubs, karaoke bars, clubs etc. (CATW - Asia Pacific, Trafficking in Women and Prostitution in the Asia Pacific)
About a quarter of female students aged from 12 to 15 have taken part in telephone chat clubs. Male clients of telephone clubs pay to enter booths, and wait for private calls from women and girls, who dial a free telephone number from outside the club, often from their own home or a public telephone. The phone conversations usually fix a date to meet and are often a straightforward agreement on the details and price of the particular sexual act to be performed. (government survey, "Tokyo cracks down on teenage prostitution ‘clubs’," Reuters, 13 August 1997)
One third of all reported cases of prostitution are teenagers. (1996 National Police Agency survey, "Tokyo cracks down on teenage prostitution ‘clubs’," Reuters, 13 August 1997)
Enjo kosai or "supportive relationship" is the euphemism used in Japan for the prostitution of teenage girls. ("Japanese law would ban sex under 17," Agence France Presse, 24 August 1997) [catwlog9709a]
The Sexy-Up School in Osaka trains strippers and porn actresses. It offers classes in dancing, "bedroom techniques" and male sexuality. It has graduated 100 women since opening in 1996. (Yasuo Yaniyama, Director, Sexy-Up School, "Pornography Easy To Find in Japan," Joseph Coleman, Associated Press, October 1997)

(Why less sex crimes and rapist (as if prostitution is not a crime), well, prositution in Japan is easily accesible...wow!

Read this brothers and sisters and you will see the true pictures of Japan's shocking immoralities ---- wow!)


http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/japan.htm


Words in parenthesis are my comments.

korrill wrote:

I believe I quoted the posts I was referring to in that last reply of mine.

And you still haven't answered my question.

Why is that?

fredms3 wrote:The Effects of Pornography

Defenders of pornography argue that it is not harmful, and thus should not be regulated or banned. Citing the 1970 Presidential Commission on Obscenity and Pornography, they conclude that there is no relationship between exposure to erotic material and subsequent behavior. But two subsequent decades of research based on the increased production of more explicit and violent forms of pornography has shown the profound effects pornography can have on human behavior.

fredms3 wrote:Psychologist Edward Donnerstein (University of Wisconsin) found that brief exposure to violent forms of pornography can lead to anti-social attitudes and behavior. Male viewers tend to be more aggressive towards women, less responsive to pain and suffering of rape victims, and more willing to accept various myths about rape.1

Dr. Dolf Zimmerman and Dr. Jennings Bryant showed that continued exposure to pornography had serious adverse effects on beliefs about sexuality in general and on attitudes toward women in particular. They also found that pornography desensitizes people to rape as a criminal offense.2

These researchers also found that massive exposure to pornography encourages a desire for increasingly deviant materials which involve violence, like sadomasochism and rape.3

Feminist author Diana Russell notes in her book Rape and Marriage the correlation between deviant behavior (including abuse) and pornography. She also found that pornography leads men and women to experience conflict, suffering, and sexual dissatisfaction.4

Researcher Victor Cline (University of Utah) has documented in his research how men become addicted to pornographic materials, begin to desire more explicit or deviant material, and end up acting out what they have seen.5

fredms3 wrote:According to Charles Keating of Citizens for Decency Through Law, research reveals that 77 percent of child molesters of boys and 87 percent of child molesters of girls admitted imitating the sexual behavior they had seen modeled in pornography.

Sociologists Murray Straus and Larry Baron (University of New Hampshire) found that rape rates are highest in states which have high sales of sex magazines and lax enforcement of pornography laws.6

fredms3 wrote:Michigan state police detective Darrell Pope found that of the 38,000 sexual assault cases in Michigan (1956-1979), in 41 percent of the cases pornographic material was viewed just prior to or during the crime. This agrees with research done by psychotherapist David Scott who found that “half the rapists studied used pornography to arouse themselves immediately prior to seeking out a victim.”

fredms3 wrote:The Final Report of the 1986 Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography lists a full chapter of testimony (197-223) from victims whose assailants had previously viewed pornographic materials. The adverse effects range from physical harm (rape, torture, murder, sexually transmitted disease) to psychological harm (suicidal thoughts, fear, shame, nightmares).

• Nearly 900 theaters show X-rated films and more than 15,000 “adult” bookstores and video stores offer pornographic material, outnumbering McDonald’s restaurants in the U.S. by a margin of at least three to one.
  

• Each year, nearly 100 full-length pornographic films provide estimated annual box office sales of $50 million.
  

• Approximately 70% of the pornographic magazines sold eventually end up in the hands of minors.
  

• About 1.2 million children are annually exploited through child pornography and prostitution.7
  

fredms3 wrote:In the name of 'Business' ----- Pornography made legal --- wow!

Next will be Germany and Netherlands

MarcCatholic wrote:Sad to say but internet is indeed an avenue of greater sins. I admit, I've already watched some of these craps and maybe because of other people who were giving me links and I am curious enough to look at them. But attitude wise, I don't really watch pornos simply because I can't find the happiness with those immorality stuffs. My friends were really surprised knowing that I am very different with them in terms of these immoralities. But also they tend to be successful sometimes influencing me. Parang pagmumura. I don't say them pero pag nasa laro I can't help it pag bad trip ako. Hirap talaga kapag gusto mo maging "in" sa kalakaran even if you're not really doing it intentionally.

fredms3 wrote:Character? What you read are all facts and not based as you alleged on character. That's the picture of how porno materials in Japan push them to such a deplorable immoralities.

Porno business and prostitution (both legal) works hand in hand -- how would porno business thrives in Japan without there 'zone sex' where one can just go in there and fornicate freely.

Now, what you're saying is that porno materials is not the root of sex crimes and the likes in Japan ----- Exactly, will i still commit such crimes if i can have all of these at my disposal freely and without fear of being encarcerated? That's absurdity.