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How much garbage can you fit onto one site in one day?
Apparentlty they're going for a new world record in the Politics section. On a Saturday Night.

Who gets the point that by fighting each over we CANNOT fight the Government, and thus the income gap widens and the status quo remains?

And the war we shouldnt be in doesnt stop?

Does anybody look at exactly how RAW this site that offers free voyeurism really is?

For example:
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GARBAGE!

I tend not to answer the people you listed. Like you said, its just political garbage

I am extremelly interested in voyeurism ...?
there must be others that are into it as well.
I would love to be able to (for free) tune into folks' personal webcams where i can watch others in their own homes or wherever.

Anyone know where I can find links or sites that can point me there?
Free webcams - amatuer though.
Thanks!

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Pornography: pros and cons?
I feel instantly un-attracted to any guy I find out is interested in porn. Thankfully I can tell the difference between a man who can respect women, and a pervert, even if I've ruled out the entire world. I feel there are no pros in pornography.

What are pros and cons to porn for you?
ie, con: intimidated by real women and actual sex, closet misogynist, pro: its free online, simulated voyeurism.
Thank you

I am very anti-porn. I do not think it is right or healthy for anyone. I know I am a minority in this way of thinking, but these are my true feelings. I used to work in strip clubs, and I have seen firsthand what sexual exploitation is really all about, and it is never a good thing for anyone involved.

Do people become angry if they cannot remove a pornographic retrieval easily?>?
What is needed is free anger management advice, posted on the internet when pornographic retrievals are accidentally accessed. This means providing a simple way to exit the web site, or a link to access a way to expess your concern about promoting voyeurism, or a list of sex therapy clinics.

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Friends please give your opinion?
Ever since the dawn of the satellite era of television and with the introduction of the information superhighway to the world wayback in the mid 90’s, a sudden and sharp rise in voyeurism has resulted which has in many ways been responsible for women and girls being looked upon as a mere sex object not only in advertisements on television but also on the streets where all females have to bear the brunt of eve-teasers, sex-maniacs and other emerging miscreants. In the name of music television, the audience is exposed to a lot nudity and skin show resulting in high libido among people in their pre-teens. The consequences are pre-marital sex, date rapes, molestation of minor by minors, other forms of sexual harassment of women and girls at their work places. The worst scenario is that certain paedophiles visit the internet for certain heinous purposes and try to trap innocent guyren visiting the net. There are many websites which openly discuss and soloicit sex from guyren and also put up sadistic jokes for enjoyment by such perverts. The point which I am trying to make here is that is not high time that governments of all countries wake up to the menace being created through the misuse of modern media ? Are we waiting for statistics of sexual crimes to crop at a level when these things would have gone out of our hands? Can’t we make stronger laws to protect the dignity and modesty of women and guyren who are being abused daily in the name of emancipation and modernism.? Believe me! Incidents of eve-teasing and molestations of women and guyren are getting a casual treatment all over the world without an eyebrow being raised to the seriousness of such crimes and the devastating effects it can have on the victims. Perpetrators of such crimes are able to walk free after being arrested on the pretext that they were mentally ill or that they got too carried away by the level of voyeurism in the media. The time has now come for all of us to think together to fight this growing menace of over sexual exposure through the media.

Recent study in social cognition has focused on what specific environmental conditions would help promote the forming of gender stereotypes in regards to social perception and behavior. Television advertisements are highly suggestible, persuasive elements of everyday life that do help form and strengthen gender stereotypes. Analysis of television advertisements has shown that many ads contain gender-stereotypic ideas and pictures. Americans cannot escape being affected by these ads, as more than ninety percent of all American families own televisions, and the average person views over seven hundred advertisements each week alone.

Social scientists are suggesting that although television ads are generally made to promote specific items, they may have a lasting effect on several things, such as people’s beliefs, values, attitudes and even their behavior. In 1980, researchers from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization suggested that repeated exposure to sexist ads is a contributing cause to havoc in society and many social problems, including such behavior as violence against women and sexual harassment to eating disorders. Although not many experimental studies have been done about the results of gender stereotypic television ads, research does suggest that these ads can temporarily influence the viewers’ self-concepts. Jennings, Geis, & Brown in a 1980 study found that women who viewed ads showing reversed gender roles were more self-confident than women who viewed ads with typical gender roles. In addition, Atkin & Miller in 1975 showed that guyren who viewed ads depicting reversed gender roles rated male oriented jobs as more appropriate for women, as opposed to those guyren who viewed ads with women in a traditional homemaker role. Later studies have shown that ads portraying women as homemakers may activate the belief that women are domestic and nurturing, whereas ads that show half-naked women, may activate the belief that women are alluring, frivolous sexual objects.

Western culture has changed its image of feminine beauty over time. Whereas once pleasantly plump was considered beautiful, currently a slender physique is what is considered ideal. With the increasingly thinner ideal, women’s dissatisfaction with their body image and eating disorders in women has increased considerably. This lead the authors to wonder about several things, such as; Would viewing ads depicting females as sex objects exacerbate these same body image perceptions among women? Would these female sex object ads influence body perceptions of men, since it might get them thinking about the stereotypical ideal of a large, muscular male body? Since research suggests that women who have feminist beliefs are less influenced by these sexist ads than traditional women, would the viewers’ perception of their body image be moderated if they leaned toward feminist beliefs?

In this study, Howard Lavine, Donna Sweeney and Stephen H. Wagner examined whether male and female participants had an increase in the dissatisfaction of their own body images, after viewing advertisements that depicted women as sexual objects. Their hypothesis was that when women were exposed to sexist advertisements three things would happen. First, these women would judge their current body size as larger. Second, there would be a larger difference between their actual and ideal body sizes (wishing they were thinner). Third, they would show a bigger difference in their own ideal body size and their perceptions of other women’s body size preference than the women who viewed either the non-sexist advertisements, or the viewers in the no ad control condition. They also predicted that feminists would show more negative attitudes about the sexist ads than the non-feminists would, and the feminists were more negative about the sexist ads than they were about the non-sexist ads.

To test their theory, both males and females were exposed to three separate situations. The first group viewed 15 sexist ads and 5 non-sexist ads (sexist ad condition), the second group viewed 20 non-sexist ads (non-sexist ad condition), and the third group completed a body image and attitude scale but were not shown any ads (“no ad control” situation). The first two groups were told that they were participating in a marketing research project and the purpose of the study was to determine the pleasantness of the ads. Each ad was then rated for its pleasantness. Finally, groups 1 and 2 were asked to fill out a seemingly unrelated questionnaire about attitudes and beliefs. During the debriefing, not one of the participants expressed either suspicion about the purpose of the study, nor whether the two sections of the study were related. The third group’s data measured the different degrees in which feminists of both genders were affected in both attitudes and body image dissatisfaction.

The results of the study showed:

(Attitudes toward sexist vs. nonsexist ads) feminists held significantly higher negative attitudes about the sexist ads than the non-sexist ads. The feminists also had more negative attitudes about those sexist ads than the non-feminist participants.

(Effects of exposure to sexist ads on body image) results were the same across the board for the nonsexist and no ad control situations on the body image as a function of ad type, gender, and favorable or opposed attitudes toward feminism. Basically, women rated themselves as fatter than ideal and men rated themselves as too thin for the ideal after watching sexist ads. Men and women’s ratings showed a marked difference in the sexist condition, but did not differ in the nonsexist condition. The analysis on body image and actual/ideal body size difference was not changed by attitudes toward feminism.

Our television ads have changed their roles of women as homemakers into sex objects over time. The purpose of the study was to see the if there was a significant influence over men and women’s self-perception and their satisfaction of body image after being exposed to sexist television advertising. The study showed that sexist ads did have an influence on both women and men alike. While women tended to rate themselves fatter after watching such ads, men rated themselves opposite and thought they were too thin and not muscular enough. Although the effects of this study temporarily affected the participants, repeated exposure to such ads may have longer or even lifelong effects. The researchers also found two additional results that were unexpected. First, while feminists held more negative attitudes about the sexist ads, their negative body image was affected the same as the non-feminist subjects, so being feminist had no influence on whether the ad affected their ratings. Second, being shown sexist ads decreased both men and women’s dissatisfaction with their bodies. The authors suggest that future research should be more focused on examining the conditions and the manner in which group attitudes change the effects of being exposed to stereotypic information. The authors state that since distorted body image and body dissatisfaction have been specifically correlated with such harmful things as dieting, depression, and low self-esteem their study about the effects of sexist television ads has definite social implications for both men and women's psychological adjustment and well-being.

This study was very surprising in some respects. I had never thought about sexist television advertisements affecting anyone but women. I thought that women were mainly the ones that obsess about their body image and also how they perceive others view their body. Men apparently see themselves as not large enough, without enough muscles, while not surprisingly women view themselves as too fat to live up to the societal norm in America.

I thought that the authors isolating the elements of feminist beliefs in both men and women and determining what impact this had on their body images and sexist feelings quite interesting also. While it seems fairly common sense to realize that people with feminist beliefs state they are impacted in a more negative way than traditional valued people, it seems odd that they still let the ads negatively affect their perception of their bodies.

American society today places too much emphasis on what a perfect body should look like. We seem to say to our guyren, "it doesn't matter what a person looks like on the outside, it's what's on the inside that counts", or "don't judge a book by its' cover". I think everyone has heard these idealistic but unrealistic anecdotes many times before, but as we see every day in television ads, magazines, billboards and radio commentary, these are just nice little sayings that we as American adults ignore daily. Why do we do this? It's hard to say. Not all cultures idolize extremely thin women, and years ago, neither did Americans. As the research stated, years ago what was considered a beautiful womanly figure was much heavier with more rounded curves than the anorexic look of today. Today in America, a woman that wears a size 3 or 5 dress seems to have the ideal figure, but do most people realize that the most famous sex symbol of all time, Marilyn Monroe wore a size 14?

While this study did show that not only women were affected by the sexist ads, but also men, I still hold the firm belief that we as women struggle with a negative body image much more so than men. I have been on and off diets since I was 11 years old. I have a very negative body image, so I am in the mainstream thinking of today. Ads on t.v. definitely play a part in this negative body image, but also the comments I hear in every day life. Ask almost any male what they want in a woman, and most of the time, they will say, "well, she has to have a nice body". I think anyone would be hard pressed to hear a common concern for women being that men just aren't large enough, or have enough muscles to suit their taste in physical attractiveness. Of course, this is a generalization, but I think it's an accurate one. I still have hope that someday I will find someone who is as interested in my personality, values, morals and beliefs as I am in theirs, and not just pass me by because I'm overweight. Maybe someday, I will have a positive body image and could think of myself as being attractive or beautiful. (Or I'll just move to Germany, where the men prefer their women to be heavier)!

What should happen to the Roommate that drove Tyler Clementi to suicide?
✖ The Tragic Story of Tyler Clementi, Rutgers' Webcam Voyeurism Victim
gawker.com/5651367/the-tragic-sto…

✖ Rutgers Student Believed To Have Committed Suicide After Classmates Allegedly Recorded Him In Gay Sexual Encounter
www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/09/29…

✖ Rutgers Sex-Spy Victim Commits Suicide
jezebel.com/5650995/rutgers-sex+s…
According to CBS, Dharun Ravi and Molly Wei, both 18, are charged with invasion of privacy for taping another student having sex and then putting the video on the Internet. Wei actually turned herself in to the police on Monday, but Ravi tried to tape yet another student — he was arrested Tuesday and is now free on $25,000 bail. Wei was freed on her own recognizance, but both could face up to five years in prison. But the man they allegedly taped won't see them receive justice. According to NJ.com, officials believe the Rutgers freshman committed suicide Friday by jumping off the George Washington Bridge. His car, cell phone, and computer were found at the scene.

✖ New Developments in the Tyler Clementi Webcam Suicide Case at Rutgers
studentactivism.net/2010/09/30/ne…
As we reported yesterday, Tyler Clementi, a first-year student at Rutgers, is believed to have killed himself last week.

Authorities allege that Clementi’s roommate Dharum Ravi used a webcam to secretly record Clementi in a sexual encounter with a man in their dorm room and broadcast the footage on the internet.

New developments overnight in the case:
Students at Rutgers staged a die-in last night, calling for the creation of safe spaces for LGBT students on campus. They say they have asked the university to create such designated spaces in the past, but have been rebuffed.

Clementi reportedly left a message on Facebook the day he died that read, “jumping off the gw bridge sorry.” A body found in the Hudson river yesterday is thought to be Clementi’s. His family will meet with authorities this morning to attempt to make a positive identification. The website Gawker has uncovered posts to a gay community message board that may have come from Clementi. In the posts, user “cit2mo” describes a dorm room webcam spying incident and asks for advice on how to proceed.

Students interviewed in the Rutgers Daily Targum this morning suggest that Dharum Ravi “had no intention to violate Tyler in any way” and that he only watched the webcam for a moment. Their accounts of the incident do not appear to square with Ravi’s own comments on Twitter, where he announced his plans to spy on Clementi a second time via video chat and “dared” his 148 followers to join him in doing so.

People have no backbones anymore.

What do you think is the proper solution to this ?
Ever since the dawn of the satellite era of television and with the introduction of the information superhighway to the world wayback in the mid 90's, a sudden and sharp rise in voyeurism has resulted which has in many ways been responsible for women and girls being looked upon as a mere sex object not only in advertisements on television but also on the streets where all females have to bear the brunt of eve-teasers, sex-maniacs and other emerging miscreants. In the name of music television, the audience is exposed to a lot nudity and skin show resulting in high libido among people in their pre-teens. The consequences are pre-marital sex, date rapes, molestation of minor by minors, other forms of sexual harassment of women and girls at their work places. The worst scenario is that certain paedophiles visit the internet for certain heinous purposes and try to trap innocent guyren visiting the net. There are many websites which openly discuss and soloicit sex from guyren and also put up sadistic jokes for enjoyment by such perverts. The point which I am trying to make here is that is not high time that governments of all countries wake up to the menace being created through the misuse of modern media ? Are we waiting for statistics of sexual crimes to crop at a level when these things would have gone out of our hands? Can't we make stronger laws to protect the dignity and modesty of women and guyren who are being abused daily in the name of emancipation and modernism.? Believe me! Incidents of eve-teasing and molestations of women and guyren are getting a casual treatment all over the world without an eyebrow being raised to the seriousness of such crimes and the devastating effects it can have on the victims. Perpetrators of such crimes are able to walk free after being arrested just because they are either guyren of top politicians or on the pretext that they were mentally ill or that they got too carried away by the level of voyeurism in the media. The time has now come for all of us to think together to fight this growing menace of over sexual exposure through the media. What are your views on this ?

You radical fundamentalist..

There should be freedom, let it be freedom to abuse. Freedom should be protected at any cost, even at the cost of humanity itself.

OK seriously speaking, it is because of founding principle of western civilzation. Because of "freedom of expression" and "free market economy" capitalist can misuse some human traits to make money which is resulting in decay of basic human values which in turn can even result in decay of human race itself.

Western civilization can't further be adjusted to solve this problem. Solution is only to eliminate so called "western civilization" and bring another one which can be called "Modern Islamic civilization". Do you know why west is scared of "scarf"!!!

In what ways can senior citizens help to solve this problem ?
Dear Senior citizens, ever since the dawn of the satellite era of television and with the introduction of the information superhighway to the world wayback in the mid 90’s, a sudden and sharp rise in voyeurism has resulted which has in many ways been responsible for women and girls being looked upon as a mere sex object not only in advertisements on television but also on the streets where all females have to bear the brunt of eve-teasers, sex-maniacs and other emerging miscreants. In the name of music television, the audience is exposed to a lot nudity and skin show resulting in high libido among people in their pre-teens. The consequences are pre-marital sex, date rapes, molestation of minor by minors, other forms of sexual harassment of women and girls at their work places. The worst scenario is that certain paedophiles visit the internet for certain heinous purposes and try to trap innocent guyren visiting the net. There are many websites which openly discuss and solicit sex from guyren and also put up sadistic jokes for enjoyment by such perverts. The point which I am trying to make here is that is not high time that governments of all countries wake up to the menace being created through the misuse of modern media ? Are we waiting for statistics of sexual crimes to crop at a level when these things would have gone out of our hands? Can’t we make stronger laws to protect the dignity and modesty of women and guyren who are being abused daily in the name of emancipation and modernism.? Believe me! Incidents of eve-teasing and molestations of women and guyren are getting a casual treatment all over the world without an eyebrow being raised to the seriousness of such crimes and the devastating effects it can have on the victims. Perpetrators of such crimes are able to walk free after being arrested just because they are either guyren of top politicians or on the pretext that they were mentally ill or that they got too carried away by the level of voyeurism in the media. The time has now come for all of us to think together to fight this growing menace of over sexual exposure through the media.

In what ways can senior citizens contribute towards creating an awareness to help youngsters from falling into the wrong hands ?

Half-Drawn Boy, I'm disappointed. It's true that technology has not caused this problem but has only made anything and everything more easily accessible, but don't blame it on women. We did not decide to "make ourselves" sex objects. We always have been sex objects and considered sexual property, and we only began to regain some independence during the 60s and 70s. Even then, it was a struggle (and sometimes still is) because single women, whether divorced or having decided not to marry, were considered suspect, along with any woman who chose a nontraditional career or hobby. A woman who stepped outside traditional female roles had her womanhood questioned because women were defined by their dependence on men. It was men who made us sex objects by assuming they owned us, and the only thing that changed with the coming of the internet was that the guys who usually spent their time looking at Playboy just found a new and more widely varied way to find their porn.

As for the questioner's original question, I don't think there was any "sudden and sharp rise in voyeurism." A condition which has always been there just suddenly became more apparent. Things like rapes, premarital sex, and guy molestation did not suddenly arise or increase, and they were not caused by the information superhighway. The media just made such things more visible to the public, whereas in the past they didn't make the news. The media have been changing over the years and become more competitive with each other for ratings, and thus their choice of material to cover has been increasingly sensationalistic. They have a saying, "If it bleeds, it leads." They want shocking stories which grab your attention. As for sexual criminals being able to walk free, that's an old problem with the laws which need changing and also has nothing to do with the information superhighway. Sexual predators have a high rate of recidivism (repeat offenses), they can't successfully be cured, and the laws don't provide for long enough sentences to keep them off the streets.

Friends please give your point of views?
Ever since the dawn of the satellite era of television and with the introduction of the information superhighway to the world wayback in the mid 90’s, a sudden and sharp rise in voyeurism has resulted which has in many ways been responsible for women and girls being looked upon as a mere sex object not only in advertisements on television but also on the streets where all females have to bear the brunt of eve-teasers, sex-maniacs and other emerging miscreants. In the name of music television, the audience is exposed to a lot nudity and skin show resulting in high libido among people in their pre-teens. The consequences are pre-marital sex, date rapes, molestation of minor by minors, other forms of sexual harassment of women and girls at their work places. The worst scenario is that certain paedophiles visit the internet for certain heinous purposes and try to trap innocent guyren visiting the net. There are many websites which openly discuss and soloicit sex from guyren and also put up sadistic jokes for enjoyment by such perverts. The point which I am trying to make here is that is not high time that governments of all countries wake up to the menace being created through the misuse of modern media ? Are we waiting for statistics of sexual crimes to crop at a level when these things would have gone out of our hands? Can’t we make stronger laws to protect the dignity and modesty of women and guyren who are being abused daily in the name of emancipation and modernism.? Believe me! Incidents of eve-teasing and molestations of women and guyren are getting a casual treatment all over the world without an eyebrow being raised to the seriousness of such crimes and the devastating effects it can have on the victims. Perpetrators of such crimes are able to walk free after being arrested just because they are either guyren of top politicians or on the pretext that they were mentally ill or that they got too carried away by the level of voyeurism in the media. The time has now come for all of us to think together to fight this growing menace of over sexual exposure through the media. I STRONGLY BELIEVE THAT PERPETRATORS OF CRIME AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS SHOULD BE GIVEN CAPITAL PUNISHMENT!!!!

I disagree that women are objectified any more as a result of mass media, I believe that women have always been objectified as there have always been ways that a man can 'buy' a woman or look on her as a commodity.
I agree that the internet has allowed the 'normalisation' of paedophiles, as they are now able to exchange porn and ideas as to how best to abuse guyren much more freely and easily.
I believe that violence and guyren has always ben treated rather casually, if you look at the conviction rates for rape for eg, or how rarely a guy abuser can be proved to be guilty (A guys word and a womans word have so much less value than a mans, even though that is ILLEGAL, in the case of women anyway, but it doesn't matter, the old patriarchal attiudes are stronger than the laws).
People with money have always been able to get away with much more than poor people. If a rich man rapes a poor woman he will often leave money as if this proves that a crime has not occured! Reparations are usually considered in financial terms, so essentially the only punishment has been to pay to abuse someone, thereby putting her in the same position as a prostitute.

Is there any constitutional right to privacy, and is there a constitutional right to voyerism?
What do you think of this legal argument?
news.yahoo.com/s/ap/us_seaworld_d… :

Jon Mills, an attorney for Brancheau's family members, said in court that their right to privacy outweighs the public's right to view the video captured by SeaWorld cameras. At a hearing that lasted less than hour, he asked the judge to permanently stop the video from being released.

"There is no constitutional right to voyeurism and there is a constitutional right to privacy," Mills said.

While I would agree that the main purpose in posting the video would be to appeal to people who want to see blood and gore rather than those who want to better understand what happened, do first amendment free press rights allow this video to be aired or posted, or do press traditions of not showing death on TV mean that internet sites should follow the same rules tv stations follow (and are those rules laws, or self-imposed agreements between news stations).

Also, where did he find that there was any right to privacy in the constitution at all--I've never seen one.

The courts have consistently ruled since last century that there is a constitutional right to privacy, but that right ends as soon as you go out into public. I can't see this argument succeeding in the slightest. There has to be an expectation of privacy for any sort of privacy law to apply.