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anything to inflate the bubble a bit more and make their ...

2026-10-09T19:18:02Z

In reply to nevent1q…m3r8
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anything to inflate the bubble a bit more and make their parachutes a bit more golden when it all comes crashing down

because if something is recognized as abhorrent, people reject it ...

2026-05-14T20:10:15Z

In reply to nevent1q…4fpm
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because if something is recognized as abhorrent, people reject it in reality and in fiction. the fact that someone intentionally indulges themselves in such ideas rightfully raises some eyebrows.

the sad part is that it's hard to get into such an agreement with others due to regulatory overreach. i see the issue in the imbalance of power and as a political issue; we shouldn't promote immorality because it sets a precedent to censor stuff, but rather work towards a world where we can safely reject what is wrong without it causing overreach.

it would probably require gathering a large list of media types ...

2026-05-14T18:38:09Z

In reply to nevent1q…x5he
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it would probably require gathering a large list of media types that might be undesirable for people. for example one could want to let violent or horror media through but block everything that is sexual. but there's some people who would be okay with cartoonish or implied violence and only a specific type of sexual media and so on. but who would make such list? would we have tags like "this has blood in it" and "this has fire in it" and "this has fire in it but in a non-violent context" and so on to cover everything?

imagine a porn-free internet, a beautiful place where you could ...

2026-05-14T17:44:27Z

imagine a porn-free internet, a beautiful place where you could look up fanart of your favorite characters without having to bleach off your eyes afterwards