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Home ยป Getting Off: Pornography and the End of Masculinity

It's all a bit predictable, isn't it?

Submitted by grendelkhan (not verified) on 28 November 2007 - 8:40am.

The anti-porn folk argue that the pro-porn folk aren't really feminist, because they're just acting as patsies, giving feminist cover to the patriarchal horrorshow whose perpetrators couldn't care less about those high-minded principles, and that they're the true vanguard of liberation.

The pro-porn folk argue that the anti-porn folk aren't really feminist, because they're just reiterating musty old anti-sex attitudes that were previously used to keep women enslaved, and that they're the true vanguard of liberation.

Someone more motivated than I should make one of those bingo charts.

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