@WomenReadWomen It’s called child sexual abuse material …there’s no such thing as child pornography ..this term needs to be put in the bin ..it’s incredibly damaging
A 12 yr old girl from Ontario Canada had her sexual abuse uploaded to P*rnhub where it was monetized, globally distributed for profit & made downloadable for 130 million visitors per day.
Traumatized and desperate she contacted P*rnhub to demand they takedown her abuse videos. 5 days later she got an auto-reply and nothing else…ever. Her demand went ignored and her abuse remained on the site.
She has now filed a $600 million dollar lawsuit against P*rnhub.
A few days ago on Sept. 1 new evidence was uncovered in legal discovery that proves P*rnhub had only one person reviewing flagged videos only 5 days a week. They had a backlog of over 700,000 flagged videos and a policy to not even put a video in line for review until it had over 15 flags.
The depositions also proved P*rnhub hid child sexual abuse they knew about from authorities for over 13 years. Not reporting known online child sexual abuse is a criminal offense in Canada that carries a 14 year prison sentence.
In the documents published by the court P*rnhub employees are also on the record saying management did not want to be told about the abundance of child rape on the site and that management did not want them to enforce rules that were put on paper against criminal content.
#Traffickinghub
I was just going to link this to my other post on #PeterTatchell, but after reading it (and dealing with the resultant nausea) I decided it deserves its own post.
In this review of Warren Middleton’s “The Betrayal of Youth,” to which he contributed, Tatchell clearly and directly expresses support for “consenting, victimless sexual relationships between younger and older people…especially where the relationship is of a tender and caring nature.”
He also states that children should be given “greater rights,” “treat[ed] as young adults,” and “given opportunities to exercise power and choice in every facet of their lives, including their sexual and emotional feelings.”
Make no mistake - what Tatchell is calling for here is for children to be given the “right” to have sex with adults. There is no mention of any age limit, and he very plainly says that he believes in consenting relationships between children and adults.
As I discussed in my last post, Tatchell uses the same language I’ve heard from pedophiles in interrogation rooms. He says “younger people” instead of “children,” and pushes the idea that child rape can be “tender and caring.”
He doesn’t even bother with the usual pro-forma statement that children cannot consent; instead he tries to differentiate between “coercive and abusive” child rape, and the kind of child rape in which the victim has been groomed to enjoy it.
As this apparently needs saying - it shouldn’t, but it clearly does - there is no such thing as “tender and caring” child sexual abuse. ALL molestation is coercive and abusive, and it is NEVER the child’s fault or choice, no matter how the abuser tries to twist words and events to make it seem that way.
What Tatchell is promoting here is no less vile, no less damaging to its victims, than the type of abuse he claims is so different.
His presentation of child sexual abuse as somehow being a child’s “right” is also a common theme among pedophiles under interrogation.
They will tell you, as Tatchell does, that some children WANT sex with adults, that their “relationship” with their victims is “tender and caring,” that they LOVE their victims, even that the child initiated the relationship.
None of them ever seem to understand - as Tatchell fails to understand - is that if that is true, under those circumstances it is the adult’s responsibility to say NO.
Tatchell has no business speaking for the gay community. He has promoted child sexual abuse far too often (even one time is too many, and he’s done it repeatedly). It’s past time for the @BBC to stop trotting this creep out to give his opinion every time they discuss something that affects the #LGB community.
#childabuse
#BoycottPeterTatchell
saw you beating a woman with a belt on camera, saw you describe what you did to victims, saw texts from women desperately trying to escape you, saw a woman talk about getting paid minimum wage to cam for you, saw chat messages with you describing what you do to victims.
also saw: zero remorse from you, lies on camera, two courses where you teach men to do the same as you, your blatant narcissism and delusion, and frankly way too much of you.
next things i'd love to see: justice for your victims and your 15 minutes coming to an end.
Doctors be like: Don’t confuse your Google search with my 4 years of Medical School
Patients be like: Don’t confuse your 4 years of Medical School with my 20 years of living with the fucking disease
"You teach people how to treat you" is a reductionistic phrase that reinforces the victim blaming trope that if someone is being sh*tty to you, it's probably your fault.
It's a garbage phrase thrown around by intellectual lightweights.
Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
Man: no definition needed.
Non-man (formerly known as woman):
a being definable only by reference to the male. An absence, a vacuum where there's no man-ness.
@Serena_Partrick I used to roll my eyes whenever a feminist talked about the "patriarchy". What rights don't you have? I'd think.
Now I see the speed with which we are rolling back women's rights and I feel ashamed. Ten years ago, I would have said what is happening now could never happen.
Did @Nike miss the memo that "anorexic-chic" was over?
Dylan Mulvaney has a BMI of 17.4.
A healthy BMI starts at 18.5.
In a number of countries Dylan would need to gain 8lbs in order to be allowed walk a catwalk.
Nike promoting this as healthy is EXTREMELY irresponsible.