That is not true. If you have the desire and will, you can change anything about your behavior and fantasies.GraveDancer wrote: No-one can choose what turns him on and different people have different fantasies.
He attacked your reasoning...your logic...or lack thereof. This has proven to be useful...as it appears by your intro and opology.Going after the consumers is therefore futile.
Who's going after them? It was a friendly warning from John Matrix and I might add the majority here agree with JM. So it has nothing to do with hypocracy.And if you believe in free speech and a free market, then going after the producers who satisfy this demand is hypocritical.
And as I already said, freedom of expression does not mean you are free to do and say whatever the hell you want without having any regard to the freedom, safety, security, and well being of other people....do you understand that?
So what? You still don't get it. How many times do you need to be told? I did not have one...NOT ONE sexual act....and I had plenty of special effects...which is ART....not simply running a camera with no regard to editing later and how the continuity of scenes would work out. I had plenty of ART....but none of that mattered for me in a courtroom...so what the fuck do you think will happen when a jury sees that shit you are defending? The producer will get the legal shaft right up the fucking yin yang. The other point you keep missing is the loss of CC service because of watchdog groups and governement pressure on the CC companies and 3rd party processors....whithout them....you will have NOTHING to view.We're not talking about real snuff. We're not talking about child porn. We're not even talking about hard BDSM with real pain, blood or actual (non-fatal) asphyxia. We're talking about fantasies and the artistic expression of these fantasies, including the depiction of sexual acts, done by consenting adults.
There is a GULF between what JM is referring to and Peters materials....stop trying to blur the line between the two....you look stupid doing it.If you think that there's anything wrong with that on an ethical level, then please consider that almost everyone who isn't part of this community will think exactly the same about your own products.
Bla...bla...bla...you haven't got a clue WTF you are talking about. The LAW does set boundaries and limits on artistic expression.....that's what the obscenity law is all about...go read it and shut up with this stupid bullshit.You can't set boundaries on artistic expression, even if it means that your world get turned upside down like the world of music because of this vile and tasteless little dissonant chord f-b-d#′-g#′ (Dalila should recognize it - and hey, it's even on topic, given how that opera ends).
You only criticize the suggested cure? There is a lot you said before your opology that tells me you ain't sincere bud. There is no cure suggested....YET. But I will suggest a CURE for you......the cure from my perspective to that sites like FF and DS stop allowing producers who make that trash to advertise on their sites. Another cure is that nicheclips do the same...because if we don't police ourselves a tiny little bit, then sure as hell the authorities will step in and it is just a matter of time.But I apologize for not respecting your absolutely justified and understandable concerns on a practical, legal level. I can see the illness, I only criticize the suggested cure. And yep, maybe I'm doing so for selfish reasons, and for that I deserve your disrespect.
Oh, so it's ok for you to call for discussion now...and to make suggestions....but John Matrix calls for it and I support him and you come out with all your bullshit stirring things up....then turn around and do exactly what you criticized us for doing, and then you go even further by making all these suggestions. Are you for real? STFU....you are embarassing yourself.However that be, what I would expect from the producers who are worried about hardcore content is to separate themselves as clearly as possible from those who produce all that vile and heinous stuff. Not just by talking about it, but by taking action: Gather the concerned fantasy death producers of America, set up a family friendly NicheClips clone where everyone who dares to produce explicit sexual material (and not just the material itself) is banned, open a forum where the moderators will delete every mentioning of a possible connection between sex and death and ban members they've seen posting on other, dirtier forums. Do everything possible to make it very clear that you're the good guys who have nothing in common with those evildoers like JohnM.
If you want to change something, start with yourself. I did by not buying any non-explicit videos anymore. So can you, by not allowing any explicit material and those who produce it anywhere near your own products. For a start, stop posting preview pictures on a board where producers like PKF, CC and PT do advertise. Or get Bluestone to ban those other producers.
Of course I hope that you don't do any of this, because I have nothing but the highest respect for you as a person and as a producer. I really love how you've turned the minimalistic vignette into a form of art and judging from the pictures I've seen, you're clearly one of the best photographers in the biz.
I hope that doesn't shock you, coming from someone like me. :-)