[QUOTE="ferrari2001"]

Some people have foot fetishes and when they touch peoples feet or their feet our touched it triggers an orgasm in the Brain.. And I always thought those were for walking. Seriously the Butt is not meant for sex simple as that.

Dark_Knight6

Hm, I wonder what all those nerve endings were for.

Probably so that you can feel the feces exiting your anus, so that you'll know when your defecation is done.

The government could easily tax prostitution and (currently) illegal drugs if they wanted to. They simply choose not to. >_>PannicAtack

They can not, actually. Prostitutes are their own bosses. All money earned is in their own hands, not monitored and tracked like it would be if done under the regulations of a legally operating business. They make their own rates, and control all funds being exchanged. The government doesn't like it when people make money that they can't keep track of.

Drugs are too easy to grow or make on your own, so the government wouldn't make anything from that. They actually make more money of off ticketing people and making them pay a fine for possession, than they would from actual sales, which would be dismal, due to people being easily available to supply it themselves, especially in the case of marijuana.

[QUOTE="Persecuted_1"]

Everything is legal if the government gains from it's existence. Anything that threatens to uproot the government, and take power away from them, by simply building an empire without the need for assisstance from the government, is quickly targeted, and taken down.

Greatgone12

Read bolded paragraph, and then this:

Because snuff films contain depictions of actual murder, which is illegal. Are you nuts? Snuff films have to be kept underground just so people don't get arrested! It's an underground, black market. The government wouldn't tax the source of these films if they found it, they'd prosecute them!

Man, I just signed up for this site, and already I'm regretting it. Is everybody here this naive?

Persecuted_1

And about that cannabis thing... Its legality is very much related to the timber paper industry. It posed a great threat to it, to be more specific, so it was made illegal (again).

Apparently, you didn't grasp the part where I mentioned that murder is prosecuteable in court, and people stand to gain something from prosecuting the makers of snuff films.

They don't gain anything by letting snuff films go unchecked. Not to mention, the absurdity. There would be an uprising in america for sure if snuff films were made legal, and the government was actually reaping profits from them. I'd like to think there's still at least a little dignity left in our society, damn.

Porn is civilized. It's just photo or video form of a natural act, exaggerated(like most media is) for entertainment purposes.

Lockedge

Exactly, which is what I basically said inmy first post.

Not the post that greatgone thought was my first post. Ha.

For reference, original post:

[QUOTE="Persecuted_1"]

Porn is taxed. The government gets a cut. Prostitutes are self-employed. That's why it's illegal. Don't you ever pay attention to what's going on around you? The only shady business here, is government.

Anything goes, no matter how dangerous, as long as they get a cut. Anything that doesn't pay off for them, no matter how safe, is shut down immediately.

There's your disturbing life lesson for the day. I hope you took notes.

Greatgone12

Time for some education, I see.

No conspiracy here. Everything I said is fact. Tobacco and alcohol are dangerous, lethal substances, that are widely available, and heavily advertised. The government tries to convince you that they do everything for our own good. Dangerous substances being available at every corner store is not for our own good. They don't care though. Why? They get a cut.

On the other hand, they don't get a cut from uncontrolled substances, like say, marijuana, which is why it's illegal despite it's status as a less harmful substance than tobacco or alcohol. Just a small example.

As far as murder is concerned, it is legal - if you're wearing camaflouge, and standing on foriegn soil. As long as you kill only people you're directed to, by the government, who are directing you to kill certain targets for their own gain, obviously; then you're a hero, and not a murderer. If you murder somone on home soil, even if the victim was a bad guy who deserved what he got, you'll be prosecuted, because the act happened on American soil, falls under our laws and loopholes, and by prosecuting you, someone - in this case, the courts - stand to gain something by tossing you in a cage.

Everything is legal if the government gains from it's existence. Anything that threatens to uproot the government, and take power away from them, by simply building an empire without the need for assisstance from the government, is quickly targeted, and taken down.

But you just totally contradicted your original postxaos

No I didn't. If you could prove it, that would be nice. Thanks.

You're right, I don't understand how the porn industry works.

I'm just criticizing the fact that your original post was that of a crazed conspiracy theorist.

Greatgone12

My first post was, "Nothing wrong with porn. It's just pictures of naked people touching each other with various parts of their bodies. Try and lighten up, America."

Where's the conspiracy in that? Crazed, as well? Are you looking in the mirror when you say this, or is it just teen angst, and lashing out at it's finest?

Hence, the reason why my name is "Persecuted_1". This is all that ever goes on, on the internet. I hope you guys feel good about yourselves. All you ever do is try to tear down others.

[QUOTE="Persecuted_1"]

What?

Greatgone12

Because snuff films contain depictions of actual murder, which is illegal. Are you nuts? Snuff films have to be kept underground just so people don't get arrested! It's an underground, black market. The government wouldn't tax the source of these films if they found it, they'd prosecute them!

Man, I just signed up for this site, and already I'm regretting it. Is everybody here this naive?

[QUOTE="Persecuted_1"]

The government can't do anything about what people do in their own homes, and money isn't exchanged on site. Apparently, most amateur porn is made by couples.

Greatgone12

You don't understand how the porn industry works. They can't tax you and your girlfriend if you make a porno. Mainstream porn films are distributed through public, verifiable companies, with corporate offices and public listings. Everything is monitored and controlled first through local government, which are overseen by the federal governement. There's a trickle down effect that's going on here. Everything that goes on within government guidelines is monitored. All profits are taxed. I don't know how else to explain it. You either know or you don't, I guess.