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The Porn Industry: The Porn Industry

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The porn industry is very much like any other item, gadget, subject getting industrialized and commercialized by recent societies. truth of the matter is, everything that is put out there, whether its movies, soap operas, music, fashion runaways, reality television, education, shoot even your go-to news broadcasting show , are influencing your life. All of these examples, in the wrong way. And so i can start by listing several ideas inflicted through such means. Movies are plagued with vague ideas of what a conventional life looks like, of course must of us know life doesn 't necessarily play out that way but, have you notice the latest kid movies? For example, i saw a trailer the other day in which this animated characters start dancing to …show more content…

remember this is a kid 's movie. Soap operas are a little bit more mild about it but, aren 't they all filled with cheating and deceit? so what is the message conveyed there? Reality television we all know is scripted, but its tittled "reality" because they want to make you think its not. Now how is it scripted? well normal if they show " Lacks content" they improvise or edit drama, fights, cheating, deceit,and so on so what is the message there? Education, well im sure many of you wonder what education is doing here, the lyes on the numbers, most of the popular universities in this country spend majority of their collected tuitions on sport programs. you would be amazed to see how much UT pays their head football coach and his staff …show more content…

The porn industry is not the one to blame, they are just commercializing a product that already exists or what, do you think there was no protitution before the internet ever existed? it is not know as the "oldest profession" in the world for anything. human trafficking has always been around, all these conveyed subjects have always been around, porn didnt create them. In general, I think that if a video about porn is going to be made so should a video in all the topics i listed should be made too because this society is awfully exploited by each and every thing that is out there like being a shopaholic,or the addiction to video games, addiction to food, addiction to the gym, etc, where do you think all these ideas came from? these all are commercialized that people in higher power are lucrative with yes, by what the video says, porn impairs your functioning, but dont all these other things too? or is the kid addicted to videogames have time to go outside and play on his bike, or study? and, does the shopahlic doesnt go on debt because of his habit? or how about the gym rat, does he have time to do anything else but workout and put his own health at

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