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Oshino Shinobu

What is considered "conventional" anymore? not that long ago homosexuality wasn't conventional moreover who decides what is conventional? 

 

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3 hours ago, vorticalbox said:

What is considered "conventional" anymore? not that long ago homosexuality wasn't conventional moreover who decides what is conventional? 

 

'The majority'. Interestingly enough, homosexuality used to be considered a psychological disorder. Even had a classification code and everything.

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In few year time you will see porno being sold by druggo. 

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Considering Cameron's necro-beastiality fetish, one has to wonder what is considered 'normal' in their eyes.

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I'd forgotten about dodgy Dave's love for pigs. 

 

Also, as far as I'm concerned, it should be down to the parents or guardians to govern the porn usage of under 18s (as in it should be their duty to ensure their child isn't watching porn). Seeing as though, lets face it, the majority of under 16s are probably watching all kinds of porn and as far as I know there hasn't been an outbreak of rape or objectification of women. 

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