• Juniper (she/her) 🫐@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      6 months ago

      Dark Arc is saying that it is generally considered a bad thing, contrary to the comic which is implying that it is generally considered good or neutral when it should be considered bad.

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        6 months ago

        you guys missed the point. neither should be bad. it’s only bad because of how we sexualize eveything. it’s the sexualization that’s bad, and honestly, that wouldn’t even be that bad if it weren’t for the patriarchal exploitation of sex.

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          Shouldn’t both be bad? Stop sharing naked photos of people who can’t give you consent to do so.

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            6 months ago

            there is nothing inherently wrong with our naked bodies. society has conditioned us to have shame. once upon a time, being naked was normal.

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              Yeah I’d still rather people not show off photos of me without them asking. Its okay to have privacy.

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                6 months ago

                This has now gone to: sharing baby pictures is a privacy violation because the baby can’t give consent.

                Lot of very special people in this thread on Lemmy today.

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                  sharing naked with their genitals exposed baby pictures is a privacy violation

                  Lot of very special people in this thread on Lemmy today.

                  Yes, yes there are.

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                  I haven’t been able to peg Lemmy down even after a year and this thread hasn’t helped. Lemmy is pro-freedom, acceptance, and FOSS, is literal to the point of absurdity, has a selectively activated superiority complex, and averages ~17 years old. Knowing all of that, I’m still endlessly befuddled. Any chance you’ve got the last puzzle piece?

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                    It’s a majority (or close to) 40yr old tech autists. I’m not trying to be funny, I’m not trying to be offensive, that’s just a statement of fact.

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              STOP SHARING NAKED IMAGES OF PEOPLE WHO CANNOT CONSENT

              IT IS THEIR BODY, NOT THEIR PARENTS AND NOT YOURS

              WHY IS CONSENT SO HARD FOR YOU TO UNDERSTAND

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          6 months ago

          neither should be bad.

          Yes, they both should be bad. Don’t show people photos of naked children.

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        6 months ago

        I think krippix’ point (as well as the comic’s point) is that the first is socially acceptable while the second is not. And that then suggests that the first scenario should also not be socially acceptable.