IDK, depending on what type of porn it is, some can definitely be dangerous/ illegal (child porn, beastiality), strange there is not a sin tax on porn, it would bring in billions in revenue.
Well, if the argument is that porn counts as speech (and IIRC that is what protects it today), it may be impossible or near impossible to tax. There are workarounds, but they feature many of the tactics that when applied to many other subjects people love to hate about government.
The other examples you cite involve other crimes being committed. Filming sex between consenting adults is different than filming abuse.
You picked one nit out of my rather large contribution to a discussion on porn out of many others that range from outlawing it altogether, to allowing it to continue being legal in a free society in which there as as many perspectives on “sin” as there are people, and from a cursory glance at my posting history, you think I’m in need of instruction…
Feel free to start one. If it’s interesting enough I might join as I wonder what your qualifications are for schooling people on the subject.
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