(October 14, 2014 at 6:56 pm)Aractus Wrote: 1. They're consenting adults.
Reality: No, they're sex workers performing a scene involving a director who tells them what to do. Performers are expected to continue scenes that are unpleasant, repulsive, uncomfortable or physically painful. "Consenting adults" generally stop at these points, but sex workers continue because they're being paid to.
By that logic, if your law firm asks you to represent a criminal - a task you find unpleasant, repulsive or uncomfortable and pays you to do that work - you are no longer a consenting adult and thus are being enslaved.
The rest are arguments for improving the employee standards of porn industry - not arguments against porn itself.
