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[robvalue]

Aliaa and Her Friend Saying Fuck ISIS!

Probably NSFW, and particularly nasty, but WTF this is blasphemy:

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Picture removed by Robvalue. Pornography is not allowed outside area 69.

Under hide tags, and with explicit warnings, and you still can't allow that for political expression? 

So how do you really get there to this magical, or certainly invisible land of 69, anyway?

Yes, even with hide tags and warnings it is generally not allowed outside area 69. I will discuss with the staff about whether this can be covered under politician expression. Here are the relevant sections of the rules, including how to join area 69:

Pornography

Pornographic content is not allowed. We consider pornographic content to be an explicit description or display of sexual organs or activity. This includes images, videos, and any other medium, as well as hyperlinks which link users to external content. Discussion of pornography is allowed, provided it is not explicitly sexual in nature (e.g. sex stories). The staff will make the final decision on whether content is pornographic or not, and will take into consideration whether the content is more artistic than pornographic (e.g. depictions of Venus de Milo or Michelangelo's David are not in violation of this rule).

A general exception to this rule is when members are posting in the adults only subforum "Area 69". Pornographic content is allowed in this subforum, provided it is legal in the United States of America. Whilst discussions concerning pornography are allowed elsewhere in the forums, if the discussion is intended to be sexual in nature, it should be posted in Area 69. In order to gain entrance to Area 69, members must be at least 18 years old, have at least 60 posts, have been a member for at least 60 days, and should request to join the 18+ user group. Members should then take a photo of a photographic ID with their username written on something in the same photo. The member can black out all identifying features of the ID, except the photo itself and the year of birth. The photo should be sent via a private message to a member of staff, who will either approve or reject the request.